dairem

Doesn't the Turing test require a human too, to be compared to the AI?

You might like “Inherit the stars” by James P Hogan.

I 100% agree with this. I don't see how the average internal platform-engineering team or "devops" team will be a better platform-engineering team than AWS/GCP etc.

You could try https://www.zero2prod.com/ , which walks through building an newsletter service in rust.

I'm an engineering manager and find it hard to relate to this. With 1:1s, ops reviews, planning, retros, design reviews, support syncs, etc., I have ~6-10 hours of meetings per day - then for non-meeting work I'm writing roadmaps, interviewing, managing escalations, doing project management, status reports, etc. How do you have 80% of your time free as a manager after this? I think that makes sense to code if you have that time, but my experience is that having that much time available as a manager would be an outlier.

I think this is it : https://smile.amazon.com/Managing-Humans-Humorous-Software-E...

AE Van Vogt had a nice short story on those lines, "The Monster" . http://bookre.org/reader?file=292661

Yes, I'm using Tree Style Tabs on FF4 now, it's fantastic once you go over 20 or so tabs.

How does that work for people with accessibility issues, e.g. people using screen readers?