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> frustration when a bureaucrat is refusing to do the common-sense thing Bureaucracy-induced frustration predates computers by centuries.
by kgwgk 4y ago
> frustration when a bureaucrat is refusing to do the common-sense thing
Bureaucracy-induced frustration predates computers by centuries.
- vkou 4y agoComputers have, just like they have with a lot of other things, made insane enforcement of inapplicable rules more faster, cheaper, and more efficient, and have entirely diluted responsibility for them to the nebulous, unimpeachable, unreachable 'vendor'. A sufficiently large quantitative difference turns into a qualitative difference. We're becoming a people that, at work, are turning all of our thinking over to machines.
- Eleison23 4y ago[dead]