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It clearly ends "In the opinion of the secretary of the state". The beautiful thing about legislation (unlike computer code) is you can shell out to a human ju
by danielheath 2y ago
It clearly ends "In the opinion of the secretary of the state".
The beautiful thing about legislation (unlike computer code) is you can shell out to a human judgement call.
- bonoboTP 2y agoBased on reading this thread, CS education should have a few required lectures on "ways in which the real world isn't run like a computer". (Non-CS people have the opposite problem, and don't understand that a small bubble called computing operates the way it does.)
- hnfong 2y agoGetting a law degree helps! (speaking from experience...)
- consteval 2y agoI agree. CS people are hyper-fixated on rules and processes, to the point where they forget humans exist. The rules being bendy is a very good thing, because then we can leverage the power of these meat sacks between our ears to come to a conclusion. Not everything needs to be an algorithm, thank God.
- ChoHag 2y ago[dead]