Explore a gripping keynote presentation that investigates a catastrophic aviation incident involving ice formation and confusion at 38,000 feet, drawing powerful parallels between aviation safety principles and software development practices. Learn how small misunderstandings and seemingly minor oversights can cascade into major system failures, while discovering practical strategies for building more resilient teams and processes. Examine real-world examples of how communication breakdowns, assumption-making, and environmental factors can impact complex systems, whether in the cockpit or in code. Gain valuable insights into risk management, team dynamics, and the importance of clear communication through this compelling analysis of a high-stakes situation that bridges the gap between aviation safety and software engineering best practices.
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Keynote: Ice, Confusion, and the 38,000ft Crash by Nickolas Means
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Ruby Central