Why would the carrying capacity drop? The sourced article is full of unsourced prose http://www.paulchefurka.ca/CC_Overshoot.html

Sorry greenpeace, I'm an environmentalist myself, but this article is just a bunch of made up BS

"In the design plans for the system, the word 'main' was used inconsistently between the device that sends the electric signals, and the device that receives the signals," NASA said in a written statement. "On the signal side, 'main' meant the main parachute. In contrast, on the receiver side 'main' was used as a reference to a pyrotechnic that fires to release the parachute canister cover and deploy the drogue.

"Engineers connected the two mains, causing the parachute deployment actions to occur out of order," NASA said.

This is just one subreddit, how can you even ask this question...

Traitor

Could it be used as the basis for more advanced information exchange among those companies?

Sad but true

It's pretty cumbersome if you have to debug APIs, let's be honest here

This. I'm using PyCharm with the new UI, and watching my colleagues struggle with VSCode is a bit painful to see. Not saying you can't be productive with it, but why make your life harder than it needs to be?

So you mean we would have weird useless concrete structures everywhere? I doubt it

You are talking about transmitting every bit of code you write to the internet. Go ahead if you want that, I don't

I disagree that 3 is not a problem.

As opposed to industrial processes that you compared it to, we cannot predict the output of a LLM with any kind of certainty. This can and will be problematic, as our economy is built around predictable processes.

I love it. Especially that the mods of the default subs have the balls to do it