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It is not "unfortunate" it is incompetent. They basically do not know what they are doing. Why did they start manufacture when they were not set up properly?
by justincormack 13y ago
It is not "unfortunate" it is incompetent. They basically do not know what they are doing. Why did they start manufacture when they were not set up properly?
- LukeWalsh 13y agoI think a lot of software startups do extremely similar things with customer privacy. In fact there are probably places where the security flaws are worse than anything Soylent is doing. That is not to excuse it, more to shed light on the fact that it is much more apparent when they are failing in the food industry.
- justin66 13y ago> In fact there are probably places where the security flaws are worse than anything Soylent is doing. As an experiment, ask people whether they'd rather risk having their credit card number compromised or risk becoming violently ill from a foodborne illness. I bet they won't even ask the odds when they give their answer.
- LukeWalsh 13y agoThat's an excellent way to put it in perspective, I completely agree.
- theklub 13y agoI think they've gotten very lucky that no one has gotten seriously ill from that manufacturing first set up. Hopefully that has and will continue to improve.