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I read the premises as "1. at least look at it 2. Have a way to fix it" Those seem reasonable asks. Edit to add: the tragedy of the school in Minab is an exam
by readthenotes1 7mo ago
I read the premises as "1. at least look at it 2. Have a way to fix it"
Those seem reasonable asks.
Edit to add: the tragedy of the school in Minab is an example of how bad things can go--and it just hints at how much worse bad data can bem
- stared 7mo agoFor me, it sounds much more like "vibe-bombing" or in general a lot of pressure to select targets, without necessary time for due diligence. Vide https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47544980 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47544980
- readthenotes1 7mo agoMy understanding is that the school was a part of the military base over a decade ago and was therefore put on a target list. The list was never updated when the building was turned into a school. It wasn't vibe bombing, and there certainly was enough time to do due diligence, but there was no process in place to do so.