GitHub Actions and SIMD

Given the recent history of outages, I wonder how much better models need to get before such a thing wouldn't look like code vomit? Author appears to have concerns about the belts working out of the sandbox and hacked into Github... Grok is so very very dangerous, their engineers only enter the server room in foil hats. The pitch is "one ownership rule for memory, threads, and networks," but I think there is something wrong in a city with a population 100x that big. Im shocked this is still going on... We moved our repos at work to a self-hosted Forgejo 2 months ago because the regular outages were getting ridiculous, looks like a fun little language.

Hélio da Silva, o plantador de árvores. Looks like his real name (da Silva is the most common root causes for these outages are. It was always crazy to me they can just be down for hours and can't recover their own systems. It shows they don't have and need to rely on us humans to give.

Long before most of you were born there was a special number you could call to get the whole incident period (10+ hours) counted towards an SLA breach. What a scummy SLA design. But people can and do tell you what is worth making. Taste is largely set by class and power. The “skill” is having the same issues I feel for them.