> there's a machine washing your clothes, and there's a good chance it has at least some very basic AI in it.

The term AI clearly has lost all its meaning, so thank you for making it so apparent.

What Asimov calls AI is not the same as what Sam Altman and the other sharlatans calls AI.

Its usually called AGI these days.

Yea its not true. 7th gen was the last generation where quirks was commonplace and complete ports/rewrites were still a thing. More recent generations is more straight forward and simplified cross-console releases.

> It is important to understand why the PS3 failed.

But did it fail?

PS3 was a very successful 7th gen console, only beaten by the Wii in units sold, but had a longer shelf life, more titles than any other 7th gen console.

> Maybe this is because food was never a cultural thing (as opposed to France, Italy, ...)?

Food not a cultural thing? Food defines cultures my friend.

What I meant is that this is maybe not such a key part of the culture as it is in another countries.

Many things define culture, and their impact varies from culture to culture.

> Do we actually want "I just want a stable job" people being a significant part of the federal governments workforce?

Yes, absolutely.

Managers vibe coding, what to expect?

> I don’t write very much unsafe Rust code… but when I do, it’s because I’m calling the Win32 API.

Check out windows-rs instead.

https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs

I did look at that first.

In my case I am looking for NetUserAdd and associated functionality, which doesn’t exist in any wrapper crate I could find- since that would have been significantly easier than what I ended up needing to do.

But, how do they test their unsafe bits?

You are just guessing, please stop. Also, you’re wrong. All serious scraping is using browsers today.

> coming from people from the more developed and less corrupt northern countries

Your opinions, not facts.

Corruption in Nordic countries, especially Sweden has been on the rise for 2 decades.