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They represent the risk. Apache may write the software, but the commercial companies are the ones that actually deploy it and touch sensitive data. Also, IBM ow
by xxpor 5y ago
They represent the risk. Apache may write the software, but the commercial companies are the ones that actually deploy it and touch sensitive data. Also, IBM owns Red Hat so I don't really agree with the premise.
- Ericson2314 5y agoIdeally the white house should meet separately with the "consumers" on one hand, and the producers like Apache and Red Hat on the other. Also, the government should get way more in-house expertise. I am a firm believe in an all-capable administrative state which should be able to do just about anything in the economy, even if it chooses not to or can't do all at once. The government needs way more in-house programmers doing various things, and those civil servants should be in these meetings so it's not just the vultures tricking the politicians. In general, in-house expertise should be a bulwork aginst regulatory capture. E.g. If HHS/FDA/NSF did its own drug development not just drug research the incentives would be very very different.