>> It's not illegal to make product comparisons. That's just competition.

> Tell that to the guy who got upset with WP Engine.

Why? That situation had nothing to do with comparisons.

Some of the april fools things can be annoying, but I have a big shrug for there being less real news for a day. Anything important will get through and most days don't have much interesting news anyway.

While I agree with your first sentence, I haven't been impressed with cloudflare's AI track record. I think my expectations for "cloudflare software on the HN front page that was significantly AI coded" are lower than "random guy's software on the HN front page that was significantly AI coded".

> The term vibe coding does not do that process justice imho.

Well that's because actual vibe coding is a completely separate thing from "LLM assisted coding, know what you’re doing but use LLMs to do tedious stuff".

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "started calling it", but vibe coding doesn't need a new name, it needs people to be clear about what they mean.

Well in this context it's a 5090 with extra unused memory.

No way in heck are you typing fd00::d or similar? Why not?

Plenty of people care about CGNAT making it impossible to connect to them.

Which might be the correct answer! Something that's extremely hard to undo should have us much more worried than keeping an eye. We should have tons of research projects running on this.

“The research in microplastics could be used to control and/or eliminate people.”

I just wrote the argument to get all the necessary research funded.

What accusation did r-w make...?

That's an awful analogy because "realistically you will be able to do all the things you want to do". If a random GitHub service goes down there's a significant chance it breaks your workflow. It's not always but it's far from zero.

One bulb in the cluster going out is like a single server at GitHub going down, not a whole service.