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Us, if we are smart. The things I linked to are ideas. Others will have ideas too. Let's come to a consensus about them.
by gavinhoward 2y ago
Us, if we are smart.
The things I linked to are ideas. Others will have ideas too. Let's come to a consensus about them.
- tardy_one 2y agoRequiring crowdstrike or similar to be able to do business isn't a requirement from government, it is from exactly this industry consensus where business, insurance, etc, gets consulting advice on what best practices exist and should be required. We have to do precisely what we've done because it isn't working?
- ThrowawayR2 2y agoPhysicians were not smart. They had licensing and liability imposed on them after quacks killed too many people. Civil engineers were not smart. They had licensing and liability imposed on them after bridges fell, dams burst, buildings collapsed, killing many people. Software developers will not be smart either. They will cry about not wanting liability and make accusations of gatekeeping until something bad enough happens (Crowdstrike isn't it; not enough people died as a direct consequence) and licensing and liability is forced on developers. And, to echo sentiments voiced by other replies, the anti-government hyperbole is more kooky than persuasive.
- gavinhoward 2y agoThank you for your comment. I agree that software developers won't be smart. > And, to echo sentiments voiced by other replies, the anti-government hyperbole is more kooky than persuasive. I am serious about it, not hyberbolic, but I will plan to leave it out of future stuff about this.