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This is the other side of the coin of "everyone can be a coder after a few months of self-study". We eschew the idea of licensing and the result is the general
by hackinthebochs 6y ago
This is the other side of the coin of "everyone can be a coder after a few months of self-study". We eschew the idea of licensing and the result is the general public suffers under technical incompetence.
- claudeganon 6y agoEven well-trained engineers engage in brazen acts of insecurity and data-harvesting because a lot of money can be made doing it. Just look at Facebook’s business model and breaches. They probably have more Stanford grads than boot campers.
- ZephyrBlu 6y agoThat's a strawman. You can have competent people working on these systems and still have breaches occur.
- hackinthebochs 6y agoOf course you can have data breaches even if you do everything right. But it takes incompetence to do everything wrong, especially when it involves medical records. The fact that this low hanging fruit of data leaks keeps happening is telling.