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I have learned that these "slow" traits are all some form of safety/security system. They're in place to avoid corruption, single point of failure, bias, etc. a
by euske 8y ago
I have learned that these "slow" traits are all some form of safety/security system. They're in place to avoid corruption, single point of failure, bias, etc. and try to modularize/compartmentize the risk. Most of them are terribly designed and often working against its original purpose, but nonetheless they're there. Building a big enterprise that functions properly is just as hard as building a large software (if not harder), and upgrading a small organization to a big one without a problem is nearly impossible, again just like software.
- taneq 8y agoThat's a good comparison because corporations effectively are software, running on a cluster of humans. There's a reason we call subroutines "procedures".