nevercat

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   by nevercat 9mo ago

   The self driving car analogy is a good one, because what happens when you trust the car enough to do most of your driving but it suddenly thrusts the controls upon you when it shits the bed and can't figure out what to do? You suddenl
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   by nevercat 9mo ago

   This can and does end up with letters from collection agencies and debt collectors knocking on your door. Unfortunately the dystopian levels incompetence of massive PLCs means it's often less hassle to quickly prove your correctness, r
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   by nevercat 9mo ago

   > I don't see what a company in that situation hopes they can accomplish If you replace the word "company" in your sentence with "employee", do you come to a different conclusion? A "company" is merely
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   by nevercat 9mo ago

   I agree with you on this feeling like a sales pitch, probably because ultimately it is. I've done a software training course led by this guy. It was fine, and his style and his lessons are all pretty decent and I found/find myself