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I do work late, and over my career have absolutely pulled all nighters and weekends and been on the redeye, but that’s when I stretch or flex, and it’s simply not sustainable.

Utter horse shit. I want to earn enough to live without too many worries, and spend time with friends and family.

Being able to leave at 5 is irreplaceable

H/t garciasn

But it was useless for buying gas with, unfortunately.

Can you share some of the broad categories of things you’ve learnt?

But then, yeah, it loads fast and does what it needs to do. I don’t think I’d want my taxpayer money getting some hip design studio to “modernize” it.

L8 is director level. So L10 might be both fellow and VP, given that Senior Director exists so is probably L9

They’re not in the business of being trustworthy or secure, it’s just another software shop trying to grow product.

> which would tend to bring in specialists to make sure this kind of remediation is done right?

Ideally, sure. In reality an insurance company has many thousands of customers, they can’t possibly do any real assurance beyond basic compliance. Managing access and credentials is a hard problem for well staffed security teams, let alone a single compliance auditor.

I’m also not confident in my skills to translate G-forces into velocities or such. I guess it depends largely on what type of surface it lands on?

You’ve definitely got me thinking now. There’s a bunch of ways I could roughly come up with a model for this.

Really interested run some tests based on things in this thread, like different propellants.

If you were a professional driver, you know you put your life in the hands of people right? The average person is a pretty terrible driver. I’ll take a safely trained machine all day every day.

This is a phenomenally solvable problem. And it’ll scale without requiring more humans to train and monitor.

Stop the CSAM where it’s being created. Catch the drug manufacturers and distributors. Etc. do police work.

Jacking a database and trying to sell it on a DLS or dark web is a massive process.

If it’s organic, then it is indeed a great starter

This is a common point, but similar to how there was widespread fear that seatbelts would encourage people to drive dangerously.

Security should be baked into the platform and not a task for an 89 year old grandfather to have to deal with.

But your point is moot anyhow; Sony can’t innovate. So they’ll regulate their way back to awesomeness?

Maybe that “more” will be in other areas of the business or economy and thus lead to less headcount, but given how profitable tech is.. I’d assume they’d be redeployed to build more product