Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard
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Regulation-induced monocultures meet unfortunate but explicable engineering decisions.
Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard Patrick McKenzie (patio11) • Jul 31st, 2024 Programming note : I recently launched a weekly podcast, Complex Systems with Patrick McKenzie. About 50% of the conversations cover Bits about Money's beat. The remainder will be on other interesting intersections of technology, incentives, culture, and organizational design. The first three episodes covered teaching trading , Byrne Hobart on the epistemology of financial firms , and the tech industry vs. tech reporting divide . Subscribe to it anywhere you listen to podcasts. If you enjoy it, writing a re
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