3 ms·
It would get a lot of people in management sent to prison to do something like that.
by moron4hire 8y ago
It would get a lot of people in management sent to prison to do something like that.
- sterlind 8y agoYou sweet summer child. It's not even illegal for management to mislead its workers about what they'll do with the products of their labor. More pragmatically, there are a very limited supply of talented, highly-controlled, cleared engineers and architects. Those people meet with the customer, work out the architecture and staging plans, chop the tasks into tiny, innocuous components (like identifying moving targets!) - components that are intrinsically dual-use and valuable assets - and farm out the tasks. My own code runs on DoD machines and I've certainly never anticipated it. It's all generic enough though, that I don't feel like I've done anything evil, even if it's used for evil... that's exactly the point.