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A friend of mine accidentally wiped out over 100k hours of other researcher's computing operations the other day, does that make him a -100,000x engineer?
by DiscourseFan 4y ago
A friend of mine accidentally wiped out over 100k hours of other researcher's computing operations the other day, does that make him a -100,000x engineer?
- regularjack 4y agoIf that data would be wiped by a fire instead, would you call that fire a -100,000x a engineer? Accidents happen, the fault lies on whoever did not backup the data.
- DiscourseFan 4y agoI suppose the author of the article would, though.
- drewcoo 4y agoWhoever is responsible for backups but didn't set them up might be. The person who wiped out the data should be thanked for uncovering the serious problem.
- ilyt 4y agoNope, only the person that didn't thought about backups of that.
- ok123456 4y agoNo. You'd call him unemployed.
- lightbendover 4y agoProbably not, unless they did that in their first hour of employment.