You should also mention how many millions lines of code you* created.

And next week you have a wedding with old man. Mazal tov!

No surprise you are alone.

Hehehe

You should compare not with manufacturers but with gun resellers. And yes, they may bear the responsibility.

Tighter regulation for AI is needed.

This and popular trend to layoff whole QA department.

That’s been a trope long before AI. QA coverage has always been cyclical in my experience. In good times there is hiring and QA. Lean times QA is the first to go.

He does not specify if tasks are done correctly. Merge your change request full of ai slop and close the task in jira as done. Voila! Velocity increased to the moon! 6000 or 7000 open issues - who cares?

It's not a lie. It's called marketing information.

I see this all the time at work. Folks treat their relationship with employer like a personal relationship. Be loyal to company and it will be loyal to you. But everyone lies. Your managers will stab you in the back and throw to the ditch anytime they can gain something from it.

One needs to only witness an exec team or board meeting to realise that loyalty as a concept doesn't exist at the top for the vast majority of companies. You're 1.8% of the accounts department budget, or 0.02% of the head office budget. Which is looking a bit high in the face of our projected earnings this quarter. Best get HR to trim that by 10% to free up some cashflow for sales and initiatives. Actually, make that 20%. Bonuses were a bit thin last round and I need a new yacht.

>> roman architecture is still standing

Is it? Every city in Roman empire had temples and forum. Where are they still standing? Maybe half a dozen survived, like pantheon in Rome or temple in Nimes, but it's extremely rare. Maybe they weren't overbuilt at all?