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Of course, it's just one example.

History is not in the side of this argument

AWS goes down too

Yes. If you think you don't have any SPoFs then I've got a handsome bridge for sale that may interest you.

Lots of companies run on railway

I don't really understand what this is. It seems like it's the same as all the other agents

I was in that boat also

It sounds like you could be on my team, tbh.

Everyone in SWE (who got into it for the love of writing code) is experiencing this. I've been direct with my team about it being a legitimate feeling of grief and the grieving process that comes along with it. It's been helpful for folks to hear that they aren't alone in that feeling.

And also that on the other side of that grief is something new and potentially exciting, but very different than what we're all used to.

There are 12,000+ data centers around the globe including ~1300 "hyper scale" DCs. It seems like at a glance that we are actually fairly distributed physically. Not to say that DCs wouldn't be valuable military targets but I would not call it centralized.

No it's all still React

Just a semi-educated guess....they plowed a bunch of cash into an "AI native" IDE product after getting spooked by Cursor.

Sounds eerily familiar to how we talked about ChatGPT doing [various things that it now does easily] when it was released.

Nothing you’re saying excludes AI from writing code. In fact I’ll bet my salary that boto3 has AI written code in it and you happily trust it.

You can’t say a new project is battle tested. Those are mutually exclusive, regardless of who or what wrote the code.