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You have written this as if this doesn't routinely happen to every auto manufacturer. Why?

Been like that for decades. Only recently can you buy quality ice cream in supermarkets.

I'm surprised that you're surprised. Why on earth would government not be migrating to the cloud?

It's not an government agency. The post office is a completely private company.

They are right. Mercurial is better than git for 99% of usecases. But we lost this one.

The opinions of developers about low code solutions are not very relevant.

Low/no code solutions exist for when there isn't enough time or budget for a developer created solution, which is to say, pretty much all always. In the real world of business problems, almost nobody has access to a professional developer.

Think about how lightning exists, and you'll see why this is not an issue.

I suspect as with most things in education, they focus on small self contained problems because it's easier to teach and easier to grade. These toy problems end up being all students know and therefore are what employers select on.

Land cables are usually considered classified/sensitive information, so no not generally.

Cooling the stations is not an engineering challenge. It's a budget challenge. Installing and operating huge chillers is a solved problem.

Why on earth would you live your life by a sub single digit percentage swing in an abstrusely calculated macroeconomic statistic?

It's not the reverse. Nobody in the UK was calling this tree ancient.

They gave them the propaganda number.