What's the biggest exception to this rule?
Ask HN: What's the greatest piece of non-dogfooded software?
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#3Not entirely software .. but an example of a system not used in house .. or at all ... yet.
Greatest? Hmm. Hard to say.
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#4None.
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#5Like I doubt that people writing autoCAD are ones who needed it in the first place.
Maybe I am wrong.
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#6Re: Ask HN: What's the greatest piece of non-dogfooded software?
#7Well software for non-software people... Like I doubt that people writing autoCAD are ones who needed it in the first place. Maybe I am wrong.
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#8And wasn’t windows originally created as a product for sale? I don’t remember microsoft starting as hardware company. Maybe that is why windows sucks :)
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#9The US Strategic Automated Command and Control System (DDSACCS), which sends emergency action messages to nuclear forces. Not entirely software .. but an example of a system not used in house .. or at all ... yet. Greatest? Hmm. Hard to say.
It would be an amazing system. Cut the head off and up to 20% of the world is dead or injured, followed by the socioeconomic collapse due to destruction at this scale.
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#10Do companies like Oracle and SAP run their own business on their ERP platforms? That might be the biggest one.