This isn’t just an issue with a developer putting too much trust into an LLM though. This is a failure at the organizational level. So many things have to be wrong for this to happen.

If an ‘intern’ can access a production database then you have some serious problems. No one should have access to that in normal operations.

If you’ve ever used it you can see how easily it can happen.

How could this happen easily? A regular developer shouldn’t even have access to production outside of exceptional circumstances (e.g. diagnosing a production issue). Certainly not as part of the normal dev process.

Apple is not trying to sell this go people like you.

But it runs full macOS.

If you know what ‘8GB RAM’ means you’renot the target audience for this machine.

That’s mainly the US though. Here in the Netherlands they are planning cities with the intent to discourage car use as much as possible.