⠴PicNoir⠦ (was Ninjatrappeur) on Nostr: npub10smdh…fhjqm True! But I also feel like there's an inherent dynamic with ...
npub10smdhqjvt80rt7g3mgqvwhvxs4qh8few5pyfgs6wcxap7w4vrl3spfhjqm (npub10sm…hjqm) True!
But I also feel like there's an inherent dynamic with computer systems: they seem to always push for more automation. And for more automation, you need tighter validation of the inputs. Hence, they tend to always diminish the agency of their users (ie. administration workers here).
That's a clear trend with my relationship with the French administration. The more procedures I see getting computerized, the more rigid they tend to become.
But I also feel like there's an inherent dynamic with computer systems: they seem to always push for more automation. And for more automation, you need tighter validation of the inputs. Hence, they tend to always diminish the agency of their users (ie. administration workers here).
That's a clear trend with my relationship with the French administration. The more procedures I see getting computerized, the more rigid they tend to become.