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Or maybe society isn't providing them an accessible application for their talents.
by ethanwillis 7y ago
Or maybe society isn't providing them an accessible application for their talents.
- dEnigma 7y agoOne good application that comes to mind in this case would be the Google Chrome bug bounty program.
- londons_explore 7y agoThe writer of this exploit was almost certainly paid more than the bug bounty reward.
- malux85 7y agoAgreed, exploits on the deep Web pay 10x what the big bounty programs do, the mismatch is laughable
- jasonlfunk 7y agoYeah, that’s a hard thing. Because the exploit is almost certainly worth more to the buyer than having it fixed is worth to Google.
- mkagenius 7y ago> having it fixed is worth to Google For now, I hope. Google can and should pay equivalent amounts.
- dEnigma 7y agoSure. I'm not saying that the moral way is just as profitable as the alternative; only that it exists.
- malux85 7y agoDon't improve the product, just find dumber customers! Don’t lose weight, just buy bigger trousers! Don’t take personal responsibility, just blame society!
- anovikov 7y agoSadly, i had a big argue with my team and they kept pressing me into doing exactly the first thing. "Success depends on optimizing the sales and optimization is done by money/brains metric". Something i'm not really ready to accept (yet).
- petra 7y agoOf course it's both. Personal responsibility is important. And even if you're bored, there are things to do other than hacking. But working mind-numbing jobs , way below one's skills and talents happens to such a large share of people. Maybe it's a sign to a problem with society ?