No no even with aerospace, you’re good now. We’re deregulating everything. It’ll be fine. Definitely won’t be catastrophic. Don’t worry about it. 🫠

quickly vendors installed packages

I’m not importing anything. What are you talking about?

Notice me, sudoers 🥺👉👈

It breaks my heart that so much of these will end up in landfills. Resell them. Or send them to device recycling. There’s a shitload of rare earths in modern-ish but obsolete computers. And downcycling is possible too - my router is an old Lenovo thin client with a dual port 10g SFP+ card slapped in it.

almost no lag.

skibidi = 42

mOvE FAsT aNd bREaK THinGs

Lmao we’re gonna get to watch eel-on-musk and all of his dipshit wünderkinds speedrun through all of the pitfalls a junior DBA / data engineer is liable to make, and they’re gonna do it on prod, and prod is the US government.

What could possibly go wrong

It’s just if/else blocks all the way down

Ai iS ThE fUtURe

Lmao ok sure. Any money says they tried to plug an LLM into AutoMod.

No, this is Patrick.

Heisenbugs are even more fun

-bash: woke_mind_virus: command not found

I mean… I was sort of taking “good” code to imply “not malicious”, in addition to it being written well. But yeah, I completely agree, in the context of attack vectors you mention.

git push

_plop

But the main point is that good and well-written code doesn’t need this sort of misdirection, nor would the authors generally engage in this sort of thing

Well, if you just swap your CI to point af the fork, and then port over the non-ML delta of business logic, then you’re a fuckin hero and can write your own check, so long as you play it right. Depending on the company. And the leadership. And where you live. And how much of the kool-aid you drink. And-

But I digress. I do think it’d be quite possible to wrangle a promo out of a situation like that if you play it right.

If violence isn’t working, you’re not using enough violence

git push --force

I know I can do --force-with-lease. I meant what I typed.

Now this is pissposting