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Because it would be full of unique unpatched exploits, 20 years behind schedule and 10x over budget. I wish, the US government, was like that full of decisive,
by salad-tycoon 3y ago
Because it would be full of unique unpatched exploits, 20 years behind schedule and 10x over budget.
I wish, the US government, was like that full of decisive, well intentioned, intelligent boot strapped innovators but the motiff of government projects are things like:
One bathroom stall at build costing millions and years behind schedule
City trash bins costing hundreds of thousands
Airplane trash bins costing tens of thousands
And the list certainly Curtis go on those are just the recent ones I’ve read about.
I’m watching a government software replacement worth tens of billions and seeing the attempt to integrate is painful. They sure aren’t agile.
I don’t work in tech.
- Solvency 3y agoThat's just it. Create a publicly visible repo of code for all of these administrative government softwares. Let the public weigh in. Create a contribution process. We're not talking state secrets. Just an quasi-open sourced government platform.
- scarface_74 3y agoYour average mid level developer (or in my case cloud consultant) at BigTech makes more than the school superintendent in most major cities in the US. How are they ever going to be able to compete for talent?