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no offense to the other superstore jokes but tonights best joke was dina talking about employee “giuseppe w.” being on his phone, suggesting that (1) there are two giuseppes working at cloud nine*, (2) one of whom has his surname start with a W, a letter hardly found in Italian names, thereby hinting at the unlikeliness of him having an Italian origin. In this essay I will
* that is indeed confirmed seconds later
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AWS Global Outage: The Internet's Harsh Wake-Up Call
Yesterday's AWS meltdown wasn't just a glitch—it ripped open the seams of our hyper-connected world. For hours, services crumbled: streaming halted, apps froze, and businesses ground to a standstill. This single cloud failure spotlighted deep cracks in tech infrastructure—over-reliance on a handful of providers means one domino can topple empires.
Enter AI's insatiable hunger: models guzzling compute power amplify these risks, turning "always-on" promises into fragile illusions. And our digital dependency? It's everywhere—from remote work to smart homes—leaving us vulnerable when the grid flickers.
The silver lining? This chaos demands diversification: multi-cloud strategies, edge computing, and robust redundancies. What's your take—how can we fortify against the next outage? Share below.
Today I want to know would you rather lose all your money? Or all the photos you've taken? #badnightatthecasino #nobonusspin #noluck #cloudfail (at Minot, North Dakota)
Oh, FFS! The whole world uses Integer as a type, except Cloudformation, which uses Number. I wonder what I'd get if I set 'desired number of instances' to 3.148
