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> The problem is that there's no real evidence that being tough on crime is a very effective way of solving the problem. But this article was just arguing agai
by DevKoala 5y ago
> The problem is that there's no real evidence that being tough on crime is a very effective way of solving the problem.
But this article was just arguing against your point. The crime enforcement laws were relaxed and the crime rose. It is obvious that allowing law enforcers to enforce the law reduces crime. Some people in SF are losing their jobs when the stores close you know? These crimes are not victimless.
- Guvante 5y ago> The crime enforcement laws were relaxed and the crime rose. A police officer claimed that technically. I don't know that police officers are the best at making such correlations.
- mike_d 5y agoManagement says stop wasting time on testing, just write code and ship it no matter what. Tons of bugs start coming in for things that should have been caught by just trying to run the program. But can you really trust the engineer who is telling you there is a correlation? What are her motives?