You could charge a licensing fee for commercial use. Won’t fix it 100% but most companies would rather pay a licensing fee than risk getting sued.

It upsets some people. It doesn’t affect the end user. The terms “Bull Branch” and “Cuck Branch” will make stand up meeting more fun.

That sweet sweet lithium. Can’t sell a new iPhone every year without lithium batteries.

I bet the guy who said “looks good to me” still has a job too.

“Why are we wasting time on production backups? It doesn’t add any value to our end product.”- some project manager somewhere

My for-profit large language model will not be stopped by your “anti commercial ai license” because it hasn’t learned to read yet.

The article never addresses the pictures. Why are they spraying the plane with fire hoses?

I can confidently say that racism exists.

As a senior dev I can confidently tell you that isn’t a bug. The code was written to do it that way, and the code is right, so it must be right. Maybe there is a bug in what you think it should do.

Strikes are a good thing. They ensure the people doing the work also benefit from the work. In this case they are asking for bonuses for the extra work associated with the Olympics. With the amount of money that changes hands around the Olympics this is probably a small amount.

Thru is the USA spelling. There’s nothing wrong with using it.

I’m not sure he knows what the word “jihad” means.

For quality control it did. The real concern is people messing up time. If there was a quality complaint we wanted it to be easy for people to go back thru production data. A lot of the people operating the machinery and performing quality checks at our facility are not well educated, and the need is there to make investigating quality tasks/entering quality data very easy.

The reward for consise responses seems to be too high.

Even worse. Daylight savings creators. I work in manufacturing and we literally stut down the production line for an hour during the “fall back” and “spring ahead” so we can manually change the time on every computer.

Dehumanize the enemy so you don’t feel bad about killing them. A classic genocide tactic.

Sure the front is nice but sometimes my girl and I like the backdoor.

Boeing has had issues for a while. I work in commercial aviation certification and all the senior engineers I work with are ex-boeing guys who took the early retirement plan some years ago when it was offered. According to them anyone who knew anything left and the competition from Airbus has forced them to attempt to speed up the certification process. The FAA gets final approval over new airplane designs but more of the engineering review and approval comes from a private ODA, which Boeing has their own. You have a company despite for sales who can “approve” their own designs. There is definitely corporate pressure forcing approvals to go faster.

In unrelated news a national shortage of tea has thrown the UK into turmoil.

It’s great to see more women getting involved in STEM.