Not a stretch to assume Musk has known all about this and has been taking full advantage for a while

I’m glad I could help

Eh, I’m gonna continue to do what the Italians do, it’s their food

That eponymous scene from American pie

Trying to eat Neapolitan pizza with your hands is asking to look like a toddler who has just had their first spag-bol, similarly for Chicago style and maybe Detroit too

Agree with you for NY style though

Raw chicken is a delicacy in Japan

I’ve yet to have the balls/reckless-abandon-for-my-bowels to try it

Nearly always a combo of too much shit going on sooner, not enough funds in the bank until.

One of my groups of mates takes at least 6 months notice to get something in the calendar we can all make it to

I could be right about this one thing without being correct about something else though, this one view does not comprise my entire worldview, so my point remains consistent.

Nope, I know my worldview isn’t complete or objectively correct

This is just a small aspect of it, and I’m open to having my mind changed even on that if someone makes a good enough argument

To be clear my point is basically all worldviews are at least a bit incorrect in varying amounts.

Sometimes just via oversimplification, sometimes blinkered by their own experience, sometimes naive ignorance, sometimes just outright craziness or malice.

The world is an overly complex place and humans aren’t really equipped to deal with the sheer amount of information required to come close to having any semblance of a “correct” world view

Victorian doctor or steampunk art student? Hmmm

To make it easy for the people who own media organisations and their pals to take everything you, your family, your friends and neighbours will ever own, for themselves whilst brainwashed morons clap

I’m trying to find what OP is talking about in the modlog and can’t seem to see anything that was removed in this thread? Is this another one of those piefed nonsense issues?

I think I can still see the replies they’re referring to

Not strictly everyone but it’s remarkably common across the entire spectrum of society:

Someone thinking their worldview is the only correct one

The unhealthiness comes in the form of stunted intellectual and emotional growth

No one’s got it all figured out, and if you think you do, you’re almost certainly wrong.

FWIW all major OSes support it without having to remember the alt code now

Mac: opt+shift+hyphen

Windows: win+shift+hyphen

Linux: compose, —

Mobile OSes: hold on hyphen

Entertained by the thumbnail that makes it look like we fired him into orbit

Yeah that’s kinda what I’m saying, cloudflare is a CDN, handling a lot of traffic is the point of it. It’s a pretty big stretch to link that to AI “taking over” it. Heavily using it perhaps, as I insinuated with customers getting bigger bills

AI being associated with those issues is kinda secondary (and cynically, scapegoating to dodge scrutiny). It was ultimately engineers shirking the responsibility of their jobs and not checking their work that caused the issues. If someone wants to tell an agent to fuck around with production and not check what is about to be deployed first, that’s the engineer being a negligent dumbass, not any kind of malicious AI

And unless Amazon wants to lose significant amounts of business due to that becoming a repeat occurrence, they will have already put safeguards in place to make sure engineers do their jobs in future.

How exactly would an AI agent “take over” AWS or Cloudflare? That doesn’t even make sense.

The whole purpose of cloudflare is literally to take a shitload of traffic, your quote from wherever it’s from is just describing Cloudflare working as intended? The only thing happening here is customers getting bigger bills

For anything external to “take over” AWS in any remotely meaningful way, AWS would have to have a long cascade of internal fuck-ups so all-encompassing, that it’s kinda unfathomable.

Thanks for this, I was half going to respond with a glib “skill issue” in response to the article

I worked with Scheme on a project about a decade ago now, and the only code in the project that wasn’t particularly readable was the code written by someone who didn’t attempt to learn conventions and appropriate tooling before contributing.