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You have an interesting insight. Your point about journalists. Maybe it's fair. Maybe they don't know what to look for or how to get/report it. You seem to ha
by secfirstmd 7y ago
You have an interesting insight.
Your point about journalists. Maybe it's fair. Maybe they don't know what to look for or how to get/report it.
You seem to have an inside track. Why not reach out to some of them anonymously and do a public service?
I can recommend a few very good ones who would be interested if you don't know some already.
- ajxs 7y agoAgreed. While I agree with OP's criticism of journalists, even as a developer with an interest in low-level programming I'm not nearly knowledgeable enough in what is ultimately an extremely niche field. I understand what all of the components are when reading about them, but know nothing about the manufacturing process, and even less about the politics that goes on. If you know something, enlighten the right people. It might be asking too much to expect people to figure this out on their own.
- lone_haxx0r 7y agoIt's probably the fault of both engineers and journalists. Most journalists lack curiosity, most engineers lack the ability to teach things to anyone who is tech-ignorant.