Canonical's recent problems show that its leadership is extremely poor. They don't know the first thing about communicating during a major outage. And they know nothing about corporate responsibility.
Already switched to Debian vanilla.
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Canonical's recent problems show that its leadership is extremely poor. They don't know the first thing about communicating during a major outage. And they know nothing about corporate responsibility.
Already switched to Debian vanilla.
It's very disappointing that the company has only issued a one sentence statement nine hours ago and nothing since.
This is the exact opposite of how to communicate updates.
There should be hourly updates from the resiliency engineer on Twitter and other media.
If I were a business customer, this level of communication would suck bad.
I wish any of the folks from Canonical would post a statement about what's happening.
Looks pretty good. Kind of disappointed in the official NASA website and camera work.
It sounds like the developer responsible understands that he made a serious mistake and that he needs to leave the organization.
Nice broken English
Going viral is really just the same as entertaining morons.
CBP is acting has stooges for the Trump administration and the far right.
It's very important to remember that this individual and many others like them are in the US 100% legally. They have not broken any laws. But US federal agents have rounded them up and put them in detention.
How can the US be considered a democracy with this going on?
I flat out refuse to travel to the United States anymore for fear that I'll simply be arrested, even though I've broken no laws.
Google is becoming Microsoft where they want to take pictures of your screen. Absolutely never. Switch to Graphenos immediately for mobile.
My future OS: https://agelesslinux.org
Fyi, no Linux.
Claude Code itself. Boris himself has said that they use Claude code to build Claude code and have been doing so since late last year.
Oh great, the term "big data" is back.
Thanks. Checking them out now https://linear.app.
Where are the most popular alternatives to Jira?
Yeah, we've all put our whole lives into a single database. It's called the United States Government.
Agree with this. I have managed teams of front-end developers in the past. If I had a team today of, say, five front-end developers, three of them would be laid off, minimum, as we adopt AI. I've used Claude code to build frontends recently and it can do the work of several front end developers, amd do it very well. One or two frontend developers would be kept to manage the AI and work with it. In that case, they cease to be front-end developers and become AI builders.
Assuming those Americans want to live in a highly liberal country.
It sounds like a business that produces no valuable product and no real use. This is what the internet has become.
Interesting. Especially like the Stream Deck usage.
I remember before style sheets existed. Webites were all nested tables and font tags. I built a video website before YouTube be even existed. Claude code and AI is definitely an exciting time.
This.
Ha, ha. Nice
I'm starting to wonder how many Canadians are on Hacker News. This after seeing the BC Time Zone story as well as this one. Just curious, really. I'm wondering what the country breakdown is for Hacker News users.
I think this article is 100% relevant to you today. Anthropic put out a training video, a number of months ago saying that XML should be highly encouraged for prompts. See https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ysPbXH0LpIE
"I am altering the deal. Pray, I do not alter it further." - a scary evil dude.
It's a cheesy marketing tactic to refer to anything as magical. Apple started this trend. There's nothing magical going on. Clever maybe but certainly not magic.
I think nextdns will do this.