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They used AI to create something they didn't wholly understand to debug.

In their defense it was probably insanely fragile prior to the AI assisted coding boom.

Given the nesting of services at MS, the fractious org structure, and the length of service of some of these systems it was already a bit of a tinder-house.

AI just provided the accelerant, and while I don’t work at MS I can imagine they’ve lost some serious tenured talent over the last 5 years. I’d be surprised if anyone is left that actually understands how it’s all glued together.

Or rather, that might be the case before this outage. I suspect the org has relearned a fair bit over the last day.


Sigh, some things should not be fully-internet-connected. Maybe monitoring but not control.

At least it was saved by monitoring alrams, presumably out-of-band .

I feel Apple had to release a touch display to quiet all the few complainers out there. And the next version won't have touch.


Yeah, whatever.


Jesus Christ! Will this guy ever shut up and stop meddling with other countries???


Is it "meddling with other countries" if he's a citizen of that country?

However I am of the belief that if someone doesn't live in a country and has no intention to, they should recuse themselves from that country's politics. I have citizenship of a country I don't live in and have never voted there, although I am eligible to.


When you're plugged into the top level of another country's administration parroting the same lines as its President, yes, it's meddling.

If we grant Musk the status of Canadian citizen, then it must only be as a traitorous one.


The art of the deal!


Fascists doing fascist things.


Please don’t have a process like that for Swift.


What do you mean?


Trump and co have done so many awful things that I forgot about their gutting of the EPA. There is no punishment fitting for him and the idiots who voted for him. A significant amount seem to prowl around HN I'll add. They can read and write but can't think apparently.


These kinds of comments incite frame wars and are not really suitable for HN.


Do not be so hard on his voters.


Time to sue!


Tesco are indeed suing Broadcom in the UK, because they bought what was sold as a "perpetual" license. And also complaining to the UK competition regulator.


Did they break a law?


Possibly. If you can prove they did it on purpose to prevent customers from leaving that might count as malicious interference with their contract.


More likely a contract, but the same question.

And of course anyone can file a lawsuit…


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