You do those things when you’re staying at a friend or family member’s place. But your friends and family aren’t charging you hundreds of dollars a night, plus a $250 cleaning fee. It’s not just Airbnb the company that…
Neither the post you linked nor the actual AWS post mortem say what you are saying. The Plainenglish link is wrong in some ways, but you’re also misunderstanding what is there. There was a “control plane failure” in…
Those are all challenges that surely need to be overcome! But they had _two months_ to figure out how to overcome them. For them to not have figured out a solution and have pre-built images ready to push as soon as the…
Nah, Chainguard should be praised for this. It was a different company that leaked the POC early, and then PHP, Wiz, OpenAI, and Calif sat on their hands doing nothing while the vuln was being actively exploited in the…
GCP has some regions where all of the AZs are located in the same physical building. AFAIK they’ve stopped doing this in newer regions and have been migrating existing regions to have physically separate sites for each…
AWS does not run “their control plane” out of us-east-1. Every single service has its own control plane independently hosted in its own region, with the exceptions of IAM, Route53, Cloudfront, and a small number of…
> Sure, and then tomorrow it's compaction, then worktrees, then an annoying buffer scrolling bug, image clipboard handling, etc etc. I don't buy for a minute that a one-liner prompt creates a perfect program because I…
I think you probably meant to write “underestimate”. But I think you are overestimating how difficult it is! I’m not exaggerating when I say all I had to do was prompt “build me an LLM coding harness like Claude code,…
Why do you want attention? Are you trying to sell this? Make money? Just want personal fame? The reason there is so much noise in is area is because these tools are a dime a dozen and trivial to create with AI. I don’t…
There are four different Pi plugins with the name “pi-mcp-adapter”, not including forks. Which one should they use for the fairest benchmark? And who should be the tie breaker when someone thinks they should use a…
Base Pi doesn’t seem like an apt comparison here. Strands comes with MCP servers, subagents, and web fetch tools built in. To get those on Pi, you have to add addons, and then you get into the space of “which addons…
The amount of advertising that has permeated our lives is insane. It’s everywhere, and it’s just getting worse. I use Apple for nearly everything I can. I have multiple iPhones, Apple TV, I use iCloud, I have multiple…
The OP is not really a workflow manager, it’s a workspace manager that facilitates creating controlled environments where your skills can run. Everything you said is compatible with (and complementary of) the OP…
Ah, I see we’ve reached the point of “Don’t Look Up” where members of the public are actively mad that they’re being warned of the incoming meteor.
Amazon did exactly this with Alexa skills and it hasn’t exactly been a booming success. Turns out that all of the things you listed as examples are stuff that most consumers don’t actually want or will use. “AI as a…
Considering you began this thread of discussion by cherry picking a single phrase from the GP and then contributing nothing to the discussion other than “you’re hopelessly naive”, perhaps you are the one who needs to…
It’s wild how many people think that these tech companies are capable of some major conspiracy where they’re gathering and tracking user data for some unknown-but-nefarious purposes… while simultaneously also ignoring…
They infer your full name and address from the trackers baked into your OS, browser, phone, and every website you visit. They already have this. They’ve had it for years. They don’t need your ID for it.
Yea, “fun”, sure. I’m sure none of those billions of images were used to lie, mislead, or cheat anyone. I’m sure none of those images were used to create fake news narratives, used in advertisements to bait people into…
Seriously, are these really the best examples they could come up with? What is the point of having a fake picture of your dog in a costume? What’s the point of having a fake picture about being at a party? The only use…
This is just a rehash of the map already available at datacentermap.com (it’s literally cited as their source). Not sure what KXAN is adding here. Also worth noting that a very loose definition of data center is used…
“exposure to inappropriate content” is not at all what is being discussed here. This is about addiction and dark patterns.
The author seems to hand-wave away anger because there isn’t a clear answer to “who” to be angry at or “why” to be angry. Frankly I find this incredulous if not disingenuous. The answers are obvious. This wave of AI…
I’m a bit flabbergasted that an Anthropic engineer did reply to this issue, however their reply which they used Claude to write, and even includes some classic ‘Claude-isms’, claims they didn’t see any of the patterns…
I am so amused at the “HiLight” feature (lighting up colored LEDs for notifications so you can see them “at a glance” without looking at the screen). This is a feature that was on the Android phones of old (including…
You do those things when you’re staying at a friend or family member’s place. But your friends and family aren’t charging you hundreds of dollars a night, plus a $250 cleaning fee. It’s not just Airbnb the company that…
Neither the post you linked nor the actual AWS post mortem say what you are saying. The Plainenglish link is wrong in some ways, but you’re also misunderstanding what is there. There was a “control plane failure” in…
Those are all challenges that surely need to be overcome! But they had _two months_ to figure out how to overcome them. For them to not have figured out a solution and have pre-built images ready to push as soon as the…
Nah, Chainguard should be praised for this. It was a different company that leaked the POC early, and then PHP, Wiz, OpenAI, and Calif sat on their hands doing nothing while the vuln was being actively exploited in the…
GCP has some regions where all of the AZs are located in the same physical building. AFAIK they’ve stopped doing this in newer regions and have been migrating existing regions to have physically separate sites for each…
AWS does not run “their control plane” out of us-east-1. Every single service has its own control plane independently hosted in its own region, with the exceptions of IAM, Route53, Cloudfront, and a small number of…
> Sure, and then tomorrow it's compaction, then worktrees, then an annoying buffer scrolling bug, image clipboard handling, etc etc. I don't buy for a minute that a one-liner prompt creates a perfect program because I…
I think you probably meant to write “underestimate”. But I think you are overestimating how difficult it is! I’m not exaggerating when I say all I had to do was prompt “build me an LLM coding harness like Claude code,…
Why do you want attention? Are you trying to sell this? Make money? Just want personal fame? The reason there is so much noise in is area is because these tools are a dime a dozen and trivial to create with AI. I don’t…
There are four different Pi plugins with the name “pi-mcp-adapter”, not including forks. Which one should they use for the fairest benchmark? And who should be the tie breaker when someone thinks they should use a…
Base Pi doesn’t seem like an apt comparison here. Strands comes with MCP servers, subagents, and web fetch tools built in. To get those on Pi, you have to add addons, and then you get into the space of “which addons…
The amount of advertising that has permeated our lives is insane. It’s everywhere, and it’s just getting worse. I use Apple for nearly everything I can. I have multiple iPhones, Apple TV, I use iCloud, I have multiple…
The OP is not really a workflow manager, it’s a workspace manager that facilitates creating controlled environments where your skills can run. Everything you said is compatible with (and complementary of) the OP…
Ah, I see we’ve reached the point of “Don’t Look Up” where members of the public are actively mad that they’re being warned of the incoming meteor.
Amazon did exactly this with Alexa skills and it hasn’t exactly been a booming success. Turns out that all of the things you listed as examples are stuff that most consumers don’t actually want or will use. “AI as a…
Considering you began this thread of discussion by cherry picking a single phrase from the GP and then contributing nothing to the discussion other than “you’re hopelessly naive”, perhaps you are the one who needs to…
It’s wild how many people think that these tech companies are capable of some major conspiracy where they’re gathering and tracking user data for some unknown-but-nefarious purposes… while simultaneously also ignoring…
They infer your full name and address from the trackers baked into your OS, browser, phone, and every website you visit. They already have this. They’ve had it for years. They don’t need your ID for it.
Yea, “fun”, sure. I’m sure none of those billions of images were used to lie, mislead, or cheat anyone. I’m sure none of those images were used to create fake news narratives, used in advertisements to bait people into…
Seriously, are these really the best examples they could come up with? What is the point of having a fake picture of your dog in a costume? What’s the point of having a fake picture about being at a party? The only use…
This is just a rehash of the map already available at datacentermap.com (it’s literally cited as their source). Not sure what KXAN is adding here. Also worth noting that a very loose definition of data center is used…
“exposure to inappropriate content” is not at all what is being discussed here. This is about addiction and dark patterns.
The author seems to hand-wave away anger because there isn’t a clear answer to “who” to be angry at or “why” to be angry. Frankly I find this incredulous if not disingenuous. The answers are obvious. This wave of AI…
I’m a bit flabbergasted that an Anthropic engineer did reply to this issue, however their reply which they used Claude to write, and even includes some classic ‘Claude-isms’, claims they didn’t see any of the patterns…
I am so amused at the “HiLight” feature (lighting up colored LEDs for notifications so you can see them “at a glance” without looking at the screen). This is a feature that was on the Android phones of old (including…