http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/29/world/europe/volkswagen-scandal-highlights-european-stalling-on-new-emissions-tests.html?emc=edit_th_20150929&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=39418108
Regards,
LelandJ
On 9/24/15 1:32 AM, Jerry Wolper wrote:
Well software got kicked in the balls this week when VW emissions testes
were determined to be inaccurate.
On the plus side nobody died in this wrongdoing but cheating at such a
high
level?
Dumping excess pollution in the air can't be good for anybody's health,
even if they're not killing anyone in the car. Of course, who knows what
other shortcuts they're willing to take? That could include some with
immediate safety implications.
Would you every knowingly make code to do likewise if your client needed
it? I deal with daily collection of quality data and would never fix the
value to be within lower and upper ranges that are posted on the report
that is sent to the customer for every truckload.
All it takes is one employee who needs the job, or thinks it would be a
good idea to circumvent evil regulations. I'd like to think I wouldn't do
such a thing, and I'm happy I've never had to face that problem.
-Jerry
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