> Nothing stops someone from simply enforcing the same division in a single large code base.

I'd say nothing except human nature.

When I said "enforcing", I really meant with static analysis tools.

Is it an US thing that on-call shifts are unpaid?

That is not common in Europe. Generous compensation and additional time off is quite typical for engineers handling on-call burdens.

Yes it is.

At one company, I was technically on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week for over ten years. Did I get called that often? No. Did I get called at the worst possible moments? Yes.

That's not a problem with the concept of being oncall. That's an entirely different problem that's not technical nor operational not industry-specific.

Isn’t the fact that you receive calls seldomly, but at the worst possible moment literally the core problem of being oncall?

And it’s certainly industry-specific. Some doctors have this, firefighters—and software engineers. Contrary to the first two, they usually don’t save lives, but revenue though.

Laravel and React/Angular developers right?

Have you checked out NPM?

I think this is partially why things like discord and in general semi-private circles are very popular. Here on HN discord is often criticized cause it's inherently a closed platform but that also makes it less accessible for content enshittificators.

It's also a bad fit for anything other than a very small group of people intending to engage in conversation.

Can you recommend some models for the gaming wireless headphones? Are you using Kleer?

The thing is, I think ChatGPT can help a lot with this as well, albeit not in its current form/implementation.

It just needs some knowledge repository centralization.

To be clear the government change in Moldova is more like an internal reorg of the current ruling party. The new government continues the same agenda as the previous one, and only a few members have changed.

Describing it as a "collapse" is purposefully misleading.

The countries you mentioned probably have a higher % of uninhabited land.

The irony in that is that it's probably the other way around but I'm too lazy to dig up data on that.