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This is a good list of different type of issues being produced. I think there is a need of tracking it the same way we track software bugs. I thought Tristan H
by hos234 7y ago
This is a good list of different type of issues being produced.
I think there is a need of tracking it the same way we track software bugs. I thought Tristan Harris's Ledger of Harm's was a good attempt. Looks like this author is doing a similar thing. Should all be merged into some kind master list that software architects can stay aware of.
The idea of a "9/11" Test, getting software devs to think about how their tools and features will be used during a 9/11 type event is a good suggestion.
I had a boss once who would ask the team, 'how would the most shadiest character you personally know, use this proposed feature?'.
- Theizestooke 7y ago> I had a boss once who would ask the team, 'how would the most shadiest character you personally know, use this proposed feature?'. I mean society is based on trust and faith, with that kind of reasoning you'll only come up with the most paranoical and authoritarian design schemes.
- pfisch 7y agoHuman's always game every system we ever develop. It is reasonable to recognize this when you design systems. I have a f2p game and it is unbelievable how clever some of the free players are at figuring out ways to get everything for free.
- deogeo 7y ago> unbelievable how clever some of the free players are You have my curiosity.
- pjc50 7y agoNon-paranoid software design gets hacked. Sometimes horrifyingly quickly.
- carapace 7y agoSociety works by trust and faith, it's based on vicious talking apes. In this case, you should be paranoid because we know darn well there are shady people out there trying to get you. How many times a day does your phone ring and it's some scammer?
- radicalbyte 7y ago"What would Hitler do?" is the version of the test that I use.