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I agree with you. My view now when approaching all (and similar) situations in life - is "Can someone with mild to average intelligence interpret this negativel
by czbond 6y ago
I agree with you. My view now when approaching all (and similar) situations in life - is "Can someone with mild to average intelligence interpret this negatively against me and act upon that perception?"
Because let's be honest, that is Occam's razor most probabilistic outcomes.
- jjoonathan 6y ago100%. Joe Bureaucrat doesn't give one whit about race conditions in his employer's business logic. He has no reason to. If he can creatively interpret the situation as himself catching a hacker (the hacker being the researcher submitting the report)? That's prime. He can brag about it to the end of his days and monetize it at promotion time.
- czbond 6y agoI love the application of phrasing of "race conditions" to one's logic; I had never thought of that concept. And your deduction on the outcome is very likely!
- pierrec 6y agoI think you're over-interpreting here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_logic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_logic
- czbond 6y agoI may have been - but it opened up a whole new thought process. Imagine bounded logic competing for resources and otherwise causing mis-appropriated logic. Profound.