The code is not written anywhere so good luck suing your employer for “wishing you all the best in your future endeavors”.

Example one: https://www.betriebsrat.de/news/achtung-arbeitszeugnis-20424?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoPvXq8HjiAMVbJRQBh0XOS9bEAAYAiAAEgKk1PD_BwE

No, in Germany there is a very specific code.

It just creates a very specific language of what is mentioned and how emphatically things are expressed and how things are formulated.

We wish him all the best in his future endeavors: he sucks

We wish him continued success in his career: he was a good employee.

We all regret his decision to leave and look forward to maybe work with him in the future: he was an outstanding employee.

Nonsense. Who would go on the internet and tell lies?

Sweden nods understandingly…

It uses bluetooth LE, it’s pretty standard tech.

I imagine for a NYC mayor their dotted their i’s and crossed their t’s extra careful, he might need a nat 100 here.

I feel like running doom is much less of a challenge

No, George the Sird Washington

Something doesn’t add up. How can a TV take 100 Screenshots of 4k content per second? No wifi has that bandwidth. No embedded processor has that capacity.

I have never once have had trouble with the climate system in a car (got my first one in 2004, a 98 VW Polo), so 20 years of ownership total. It’s definitely not the criteria I would use to chose a vehicle, but you are of course free to use whatever criteria you want to select yours.

Using my phone as a key is gloriously convenient, one less thing to carry and care about.

And if knobs were cheaper, rest assured every manufacturer would use them.

Thanks for your answer, I see we value very different things in cars.

They have the perfect solution for you. When you get in, the car sets your temperature, when she gets in, hers. It can recognize you based on your keyfob or phone.

When you both are in, whoever is in the passamger seat adjusts their temperature on the screen (most cars nowadays have two or three zone climate control).

There’s nothing in GPL that would forbid it. Only distribution without code publication is forbidden.

Not everyone has Auto-climate, true… but (as far as I know) every single car that comes with a giant touchscreen does indeed have Auto-climate.

If you hold your breath the CO2 accumulates in your blood, making it acidic and triggering the “breathe, mother fucker” reflex.

You need to exhale the CO2 without inhaling O2 for the body to not realize it.

How would that help? If you release something as GPL code, you cannot prevent it from being used to train a model, no matter where it’s hosted.

This week, you mean?

Absolutely.

• AI can write boilerplate code and test cases with a failure rate so low that it saves a significant amount of time. It’s also good summarizing text, like a 1 month old back and forth support ticket. Probably other uses too, but those are the ones I use a lot.
• Cloud is a huge accelerator for any company that doesn’t want or can’t afford to hire dedicated experts. Plus for workloads with big peaks and valleys it is actually much cheaper.
• Screens show navigation, provide entertainment and allow changing complex setting much more easily than other UIs. (turning volume down is not a complex setting)
• Teslas have incredible performance per dollar (in a straight line) and are very fun to drive daily. Also their software and charging network are great. And are cheap to maintain (and to buy used).
• Ads allow content to be consumed without monetary exchange while still paying the workers creating that content in money instead of exposure.
• same for paywalls, journalism is very important for society and good journalists deserve a good paycheck. Paywalls allow to have well paid journalists without billionaires sponsoring (manipulating) and allowing people who don’t like ads to still have access to their work.

Just FYI: Both volume and turning music off can be done from the steering wheel in any car manufactured in the last 10 years. In some others (not many, tho) you can map the HVAC on the steering wheel too.

Ok, thanks for the answer!