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FYI it's "moot", not "mute" here.

If you think AI can replace experienced engineers you're not working on anything complicated. If your product is a web app, sure, maybe. If you're working on actually difficult problems, then people who know what they're doing are irreplaceable. AI can supplement them and make them more productive, sure. AI does not know what NOT to build.

I don't get this, it is working. It's largely replaced IRC in open source spaces. It's not going to penetrate the mainstream but it's fine for what it is and people do use it all the time.

They have a product good enough that they don't need a huge advertising budget that involves every channel on YouTube

>And companies: you must let juniors write the code.

This is just not going to happen.

There's a site you can put your serial number into and it'll tell you if you're vulnerable

They should really give you code execution with nothing but a paperclip like the original Switch models

Source: I made it up, apparently, my memory failed me and they never went to prison. They just owed Blizzard $88594539.

They very famously did not ignore it, with the whole "you think you want that but you don't", the shutdown of Nostalrius and so on. People were going to jail for WoW private servers before 2010

Same thing happened to Blizzard

Bit hostile. I get the point that it's unnecessary, but the whole "agenda" thing feels kneejerk. Just say that being written in Rust isn't a good enough reason for adoption.

Much like Arch you need to have a decent idea of what you want first. As a 15+ year Arch user I used to decry people using Manjaro or the like, now I'm using omp, so I get the appeal

The UK are at least vaguely equal opportunity authoritarians, and their police will arrest both the angry dad posting on Facebook about immigrants and the pensioner peacefully protesting in support of Palestine all the same

Australia doesn't have those either, despite many people assuming we do (including most people who live here).

This was in...2013? I think the main point was just to stop students from footgunning themselves