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I see a lot of comments about 'gaming the algorithms', but how is that different from a person? Doing shady commits/tickets in a way that satisfies the algorit
by TheChaplain 5y ago
I see a lot of comments about 'gaming the algorithms', but how is that different from a person?
Doing shady commits/tickets in a way that satisfies the algorithms, or play best-buddies with my supervisor would still result in the same outcome; I don't get fired.
- wccrawford 5y agoA human could catch on. A algorithm has to be double-checked by a human in order for someone to catch on, and in generally people just trust machines to be right. Even if they initially double-check them, they do that less and less over time. And if the person doesn't understand the algorithm, it's even worse.