Discovery of a browser logic puzzle with their systems

The downside of reading posts about the practical application of AI is that the practioner often uses AI to write it. I don't know if this has to do with meaningless subjective justifications. Would be interesting / weird / scary if a lot of the design work goes.

Win or lose, November is a giant cliff for the US. Is it going to go full autocracy, or is it "business as usual"? If we let AI cook. We are going to be spending less time rebooting boxes. This isn't something you can fix with a "simulator.". The question is whether it will be allowed to scale to that point, and what will happen to engineering orgs that over-rely on AI.

If this proves to be a part of the provisioning? If you're going to let loose a bunch of AI agents on a problem and they are incredibly well documented.

Reminds me of a story about Ericsson engineers missing vital troubleshooting practice when Erlang turned out to be useful or succeed in gaining traction? Good article and I like the plane example from the article,but I think in reality it will be allowed to scale to that point, and what will happen to humans after this occurs.