I wonder how much of the traffic increase is enterprise vs. hobbyists? A 7 hour outage for enterprise customers is really, really bad and it's sad if caused by a mass of non-paying vibe coders. It's becoming absolutely…
I'm often surprised to find very questionable repos hosted on GitHub. Such as plug 'n play malware that has been public for years. Not against it, but surprised as most parts of the internet has gone in the kindergarten…
> Claude does not use emojis unless the person asks or their immediately prior message contains one, and is judicious even then.
I wonder after how much editing an LLM output wont be reliably detectable? And what the EU law even says about this. I find that a good LLM workflow can be to generate outlines that are then edited pretty heavily…
> I can ask the AI simple questions about my field and it's completely wrong 3-4 prompts in. I'm guessing that field is gaming? It would be interesting to know what those simple questions are and what's wrong the…
OP's opinion about AI coding is pretty obvious in this blog post. Maybe some of that sips out during interviews which certainly will spook the employer.
Apache and nginx maintainers implemented fixes one or two days after the author reported, so how do you mean this was known already?
> Almost everyone I interact with in reality has a deep distain for LLMs and their touted trajectory. Same here, but I honestly think that's largely due to the threat is poses to their (and my) profession.
Could you link the post?
Pretty sad seeing people take pleasure in the company failing. See past your opinion about it's leader. At the end of the day, it's the company that brought vehicle electrification to the masses and has acted cash cow…
> 2.9% + 30¢ Very expensive!
Almost one hour down now. What differs this from recent AWS and Cloudflare issues is that this appears to be a global issue?
I wonder how much of the traffic increase is enterprise vs. hobbyists? A 7 hour outage for enterprise customers is really, really bad and it's sad if caused by a mass of non-paying vibe coders. It's becoming absolutely…
I'm often surprised to find very questionable repos hosted on GitHub. Such as plug 'n play malware that has been public for years. Not against it, but surprised as most parts of the internet has gone in the kindergarten…
> Claude does not use emojis unless the person asks or their immediately prior message contains one, and is judicious even then.
I wonder after how much editing an LLM output wont be reliably detectable? And what the EU law even says about this. I find that a good LLM workflow can be to generate outlines that are then edited pretty heavily…
> I can ask the AI simple questions about my field and it's completely wrong 3-4 prompts in. I'm guessing that field is gaming? It would be interesting to know what those simple questions are and what's wrong the…
OP's opinion about AI coding is pretty obvious in this blog post. Maybe some of that sips out during interviews which certainly will spook the employer.
Apache and nginx maintainers implemented fixes one or two days after the author reported, so how do you mean this was known already?
> Almost everyone I interact with in reality has a deep distain for LLMs and their touted trajectory. Same here, but I honestly think that's largely due to the threat is poses to their (and my) profession.
Could you link the post?
Pretty sad seeing people take pleasure in the company failing. See past your opinion about it's leader. At the end of the day, it's the company that brought vehicle electrification to the masses and has acted cash cow…
> 2.9% + 30¢ Very expensive!
Almost one hour down now. What differs this from recent AWS and Cloudflare issues is that this appears to be a global issue?