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My guess, is that they will comply by either giving the media a copy of their "Quality Raters Guidelines", or just setup an office where the media can send staf
by chillfox 6y ago
My guess, is that they will comply by either giving the media a copy of their "Quality Raters Guidelines", or just setup an office where the media can send staff to sit at a slow computer and view a billion lines of source code.
- altindag 6y agohehehe. yeah the due diligence document room. and lots of minified JavaScript UI code. I love how companies can say complying with legislation would be overly burdensome. and how governments can make laws that have no technical reality. the interface between tech and law is pretty leaky and inefficient.
- eru 6y agoIn theory a tech-competent judge could enforce laws to be closer to technical reality.
- altindag 6y agoThat's true. I suppose that's the idea. If that's the case, technical education should become a part of judgeship, if it's not already.
- eru 6y agoYes. Though of course it would also help if the laws were written by tech-competent people. (That doesn't mean that all people in parliament need to be competent. Most laws are written by specialists, not MPs.)