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No, I think they are making the point that this isn't the result of a "few bad apples", but rather its a large industry, and its also an industry that requires
by llamataboot 10y ago
No, I think they are making the point that this isn't the result of a "few bad apples", but rather its a large industry, and its also an industry that requires a lot of engineers consciously and actively making the choice to build this type of infrastructure knowing full well what it will be used for.
- benmcnelly 10y agoThanks for clearing that up!
- throwaway98237 10y agoIndeed.
- ctrl-j 10y ago> this isn't the result of a "few bad apples", but rather its a large industry Just wanted to point out that the term is really "a few bad apples spoils the barrel" So a "few bad apples" in this case applies, and those apples are probably the executives in charge of the program. All the people involved who may not normally do morally questionable things, were "spoiled" because of the bad apples.