The idea that people need to treat financial transactions in crypto as if they were writing software for a moon mission shows how impractical the entire space is.
If that was the case, I'd agree with you. But as outlined in the comments of this submission time and time again, it was not what happened here.
The user was not doing a normal transfer (at least, they didn't want to, but they ended up doing). They didn't know what they were doing at all, a simply Google search would have showed them the way. Using UIs instead of interacting with the contract directly would have prevented them from making the mistake they did. Doing a small test transfer before doing the big one would have revealed what was wrong as well.
It's not that I'm comparing writing software for moon missions with making cryptocurrency transactions. I was directly replying to mox1 implying that writing 100% correct code is impossible and shouldn't be attempted.
