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>Make the human responsible, if they want to use tools they don't understand, they make a mistake and get fired. >The next human won't make the same mistake, an

>Make the human responsible, if they want to use tools they don't understand, they make a mistake and get fired. >The next human won't make the same mistake, and the problem fixes itself. This presumes that the human mandating tool use, the human making the mistake, and the human held responsible are one and the same.

stavros 1y ago
The tool is making the mistake, and if the human mandating the tool use and the human being responsible for the tool use aren't the same, you have bigger problems.
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- butlike 1y ago
  Humans can become tools given enough layers of responsibility. How do you think the board/CEO get anything done? They move their C-levels like the engineer moves their tools.
  - stavros 1y ago
    And who do you think is responsible if the C-levels continue causing the company trouble?
    - pixl97 1y ago
      Generally some random people in IT that had nothing to do with it.
- marcosdumay 1y ago
  Welcome to the world. Are you new here? Yes, we have bigger problems.