Neocities.org
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Your OBTF post has really gotten me excited about reading and writing in a way that is elusive to me. Frictionless idea-dumping is where it's at.
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mikegrindle
8 months ago
All credit to the plain text nerds of yesteryear. Still, I'm happy to have inspired you by sharing the idea.
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Like Boston Dynamics, Learning Algorithms Are Not A Revolution - https://misterdizzy.neocities.org/blog/#156
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colexdev
8 months ago
When you were talking about the "zen" software I thought you made it up. Boy was I surprised when I read the article you linked about it. That is indeed very dystopian. Thanks for sharing.
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Okay, whose side are you on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q10gf5MoarQ
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misterdizzy
8 months ago
I'm on the side of the man enjoying a cocktail while swimming in a bin full of water.
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mr-pibbs-site
8 months ago
binman is too aggressive but the filming man is invading his right to a swim in the bin
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ocrevol
8 months ago
if I was minding my own business being weird in my garden I would also get extremely aggressive towards a guy in a car who pulled up and started filming me
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misterdizzy
8 months ago
Library now contains Cory Doctrow's personal notes on this Danny O'Brien presentation from NotCon 2004: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhbqrxmUlQg
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The actual technical analysis of the CrowdStrike thing. tldr: Their testing didn't fully mimic production, they didn't test each individual parameter, just threw in a wildcard, so their automated tests didn't catch a "memory out-of-bounds" error way out in the 21st input parameter. https://www.crowdstrike.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Channel-File-291-Incident-Root-Cause-Analysis-08.06.2024.pdf
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I enjoyed reading that very much :P
Thank you very much