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Simon Kaluza
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Software engineer, health tech entrepreneur, and advocate of open source!
@anildash @Mastodon @devs very cool! I’m hoping some of the Fastly team can help the new Lemmy instances coming to life during this Reddit exodus and getting slammed by new users (both malicious and legit) as well.
One of the beautiful aspects of it is that even though I’ve been unable to sign up at the most popular instances like @support and @lemmy, I was able to sign up at https://infosec.pub and continue posting/accessing them via federation.
Anil DashOkay, Mastodon friends, I rarely ask for amplification about my day job, but I personally pushed for my employer to make a big investment in enabling the fediverse, and I'd love for everyone to show that the support is appreciated. On June 28, you can join us for a (FREE!) hands-on conversation about how the Fastly team worked to support @Mastodon while the service was under a *massive* DDOS attack. Everyone who cares about scaling the fediverse should join: https://learn.fastly.com/security-mitigating-ddos-and-traffic-surges-with-mastodon @devs
@arstechnica Define “fewer” bugs:
Infinity - 1 = Infinity
Sorry #bethesda no hate… I still love your bug-ridden but delightful games and will likely play the shit out of this one 
@arstechnica I highly recommend any redditors who feel passionately about freedom and open source migrate to the #fediverse “Lemmy” link aggregator platform instead of Reddit. I made my account on the https://infosec.pub and it has been super stable and fast even browsing external #lemmy instances.
If you don’t know what Lemmy is checkout the attached diagram made by @[email protected]
@arstechnica I highly recommend any redditors who feel passionately about freedom and open source migrate to the #fediverse “Lemmy” link aggregator platform instead of Reddit. I made my account on the https://infosec.pub and it has been super stable and fast even browsing external #lemmy instances.
If you don’t know what Lemmy is checkout the attached diagram made by @[email protected]
@christalcookG hey there!
@verge I’m shocked even 3% of the developers surveyed on Stack Overflow deemed AI tool coding output “trustworthy!” We’ve been using #ChatGPT and #CodePilot extensively since their release, but almost 100% of the output has insidious bugs even for trivial problems.
I find it highly unlikely that LLM coding output will be used in professional software engineering for much more than initial scaffolding of prototypes, MVPs, and “assisted inspiration” sources for decades to come.
Hello #Mastodon! Can’t wait to dive into this beautiful decentralized world.
As a long-time advocate of #foss and #decentralized technologies, I’m embarrassed it took me this long to create my first Mastodon account!