A really big responsible for positions like that is Toyota: www.woven.toyota/en/careers

But for your response I think we do. These days are hard to know what people will think is unacceptable behavior or not. That is why I was questioning her behaviour

So it's more a: do we share the same understanding hehehe

I think the fact she is from the USA is not so relevant, but the fact it's a production of the USA and by definition is made by people that have a different culture than mine

At the first episode she decides a life of a stranger is not worth, and tries to kick him out of his car while he is having a stroke to try to save a friend having the same issue. Why not try to save both?

Also, people have intentions. When I see a bug in a code written by a human, I understand the intention behind it and it's easier to fix or when people say something, I can try to put myself in their shoes and process the argument better. LLM does not have intentionality...

Now I cannot trust a word people say, because I don't even know if they read what they wrote

I'm happy I don't need to handle nodejs, but even Rust is a nightmare. So many useless comments, safety comments that lie...

Como canta El Efecto: "tu quer é calar o outro, tu quer mais que o outro, às custas do outro e quer que o outro não reclame. A tua paz é pisar no debaixo e não ouvir o grito"