That’s… unfortunate truncation…
VS Code-compatible editors, now with advanced thrust-vectoring.
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Thoughts on the first morning so far with the new GitHub Copilot billing model.
TL;DR: here be dragons!
https://cirriustech.co.uk/blog/github-ai-credits-first-morning/
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #GitHub #GitHubCopilot #AICredits #AIFinOps
The AI Credits Era Begins: Notes From the First Morning of GitHub’s New Billing Model
First observations from GitHub Copilot’s move from Premium Requests to AI Credits: compatibility fields, confusing reports, missing model attribution, and why AI FinOps now needs its own flight data …
Space RogueThe fallout from the MS overreaction will be extreme and last for years. Most of it will be unseen publicly but look for an increase in MS bugs on the open market and of course more 0-day dropping.
Need the TL;DR version of my latest AADLC work?
https://cirriustech.co.uk/blog/aadlcv2-finops-for-delegated-cognition-revised/
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Long read, with the latest on my Agile Agentic Development LifeCycle (AADLC) work, and the V2 that I’ve been working towards.
Long story short, it helps hugely to improve stability, outcome quality and consistency of agentic coding in GitHub Copilot (and the same approach I suspect is portable to other platforms).
I suspect it will also help with overall token burn rate and therefore costs when the AI Credits (AIC) usage based billing model goes live on Monday, 1st June.
That’s unproven for now until the new billing model goes live. I’d welcome you testing it out and letting me know your experience and feedback.
https://cirriustech.co.uk/blog/aadlcv2-finops-for-delegated-cognition-revised/
Dr.NickWe are almost there folks hang in there
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Regular reminder that (like most people, despite what they say), I know a lot about a little, a little about a lot, and NOTHING about EVERYTHING
Soldier of FORTRAN 
I knew eventually companies would turn on bug bounty programs. We went long enough for the collective memory of management to forget the chaos of Full Disclosure and the absolute hell of playing patch whack-a-mole.
It's funny watching them use the same language and legal threats that eventually got us to bug bounty programs in the first place.
Plus ça change...