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If you have already taken the job or must do it, do me a favor and spin the mouse and tab around unusually while doing your task. Just subtle malicious compliance is probably enough to fuck up the training (?)
This will be filtered by low level data cleaners. You need more insidious errors like too high speeds or pressures which makes tools fail, not even spotted by expert machinists. The later in the training pipeline this stuff is caught, the more expensive it is, and the better you can claim that you're just bad at machining. If only an expert can spot it, surely it's not malicious compliance!