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by olefoo
2008 days ago
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Construction companies seem to do fine even though building codes exist. It's not uncommon for a mature industry to face a reckoning around damaging practices that were common when they were nascent industries. Would you like to live below a dam that was built under a loose and permissive regulatory regime? How about storing sensitive personal data in a datacenter whose owner specifically disclaims liability for it's exposure? |
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They're not the one's paying for it. The people wanting the building built are. And there's a lot of corruption in that. On top of that, there's a pretty clear housing crisis in big cities.
I'm unsure whether that's the industry to follow.