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Most of us aren't making software with fatal consequences. Most. I'd say the typical aviation job offers a few more chances for fatal consequences.

What device would I encounter in my day to day which would use 240W charging though?

You don't pay twice as much just because you can lol

What do you use? both in terms of hardware and software. I love the idea of a linux phone but I'm very skeptical.

Do you have any smarthome stuff? Standing around waiting 30 seconds for your light to come on would be moronic. A complete regression over the electric switch invented in 1884. I'd…

US centric data, absolutely useless. This is just measuring american decline, not civilisation changes.

What's really freakin cool about AI development is other people can check rules into the repo which change the shape of my tools :)

Nobody cares. Nobody with the power to do anything about itcares because they don't bare the costs. You can see this pre AI with how companies handle data breaches. They never care…

mate I wish I could retire from this hellscape.

Is the audio engineering bad in this one like all his others?

Just today I had an incident review meeting resulting from a prod incident where the root cause was an LLM refactor stripping ! from the front of a boolean statement "for no reason…

Insane. An LLM is just as likely to hallucinate a missing/extra underscore and ping the wrong person. A machine cannot be held accountable.

At the same time they want to leverage all the "humanity" they can to get you to work more for less. We're a family here, after all. You wouldn't leave your colleagues hanging, wou…

Not everyone is housed and well fed. Homelessness in the US is at a 20 year high. Same for Australia.

What would you expect to see if they were? ooc

The fact that there are no consequences for the bad behaviour is why the companies do not fear engaging in bad behaviour. Like they give two hoots about people believing their apol…

Pretty sure that can be done with a paper contract too, but sure.

I can only imagine the meetings at microsoft HQ where they all sat around a table and crossed their fingers and hoped that vendors would act in the spirit of their design.

Buying nice hardware is orthogonal to using debian as your router's OS.

A 15 year old 1ghz quad core (apu2) can route gigabit just fine, passively cooled. An N150 can do 2.5gbit, probably 10gbit but i haven’t personally tried. Using Openwrt is fine but…

Yeah, I will concede the hardware is nice and they offer things nobody else really does. Which makes it even more of a shame that I can’t install my own OS properly on it. Fwiw I l…

Just use linux! Why use someone else's non FOSS, locked down linux, when you could truly own your router? It's a great educational experience I would recommend to anyone interested…