later you made updates and want AI to add a feature? Do you let it upload all of your code, including your changes, so it can add the new feature? What if it rewrites everything. Do you try to code review/compare it to the previous code? In my ignorance I don't know what it takes to run locally so you don't share your IP.

This. +Is there a tiny compressor that replenishes the 90000psi (lsi?) load while you drive?

is in the works where he is"flying" around a city righting wrongs, helping duck families cross the road etc... Drinking game for how many times the phrase "Ethan that is impossible" occurs.

Those are two good points. https://jobs.now/ shows many of those applications.

Many people want the car you just described. The fatal problem is figuring out how to charge $50k for it.

I think brain's point is how that would have been trivial before it went into the landfill where it became the toxic soup it is today.

I used pop-os 24 daily for 6 months or so. I recently installed pop-os 22 because I felt like a beta tester. Cosmic is missing some niceties that I am used to like a battery percentage. It felt like everything is a snap package so running gui things from the command line is hit and miss.

who installed water lines but chose not to monitor them.

Remember that the larger US companies have given hiring decisions to a certain people group. They now control the interview process. Not sure how updated it is but it makes me sad to see the jobs on jobs.now that are given to foreign nationals because of this kind of power. I treasure my foreign friends but this process is hurting American families.

Having said that, there is way too much trust that any package you update will not be malicious.

No, not really. On my dev system, I will npm install something. When I am ready to capture my changes, commit to my dev branch and push. Now a test system can run it. Only then will my changes be merged to production. There is no reason for you to not go through a test system with your changes first. The malicious code would have dropped a payload only on my system and performed it's own housekeeping. My prod system would not have been affected.

I don't play competitively but I pay Icarus, Valheim and fishing planet with friends using pop-os. 2 years ago only Valheim worked well enough to play under Linux but now all three work very well. Installed from steam.

One group of communists taking the property of another group of communists.

I have an arduino uno and 5 or 6 teensy boards. I look at the arduino like a museum piece. In all fairness, I bought the arduino when applying for my first embedded gig.

It was so painful. The machine was purchased because this user only looks at price for things they don't know about (non-it user). I think I was eventually able to disable the locked down part of the app store so I could install windows programs. It is possible I just eventually gave up. I have been a happy Ubuntu user for a long time and am not used to these kinds of restrictions.