That fine print using vitals data against workers is insane! I never thought about it being used in lawsuits like that. This tech is supposed to help, not hurt people.

Old guys know their stuff, so always trust the sock test before you waste time on measurements.

Watching this happen reminds me of how many tasks have a right way and a wrong way based on the details. Like when you're painting a wall and start in the middle, you can get drips and uneven edges. Or when you're loading a dishwasher and put big plates in first, everything else gets blocked. It's all about the flow and avoiding bottlenecks. Real life is full of these little traps that aren't obvious until you hit them.

My first job had code from 5 years ago I had to fix. I mean, the nested loops and single-letter variable names made no sense. It really taught me to write for future me.