https://x.com/disclosetv/status/2121389463440162904
>>546201714Why would Iran do this?
>>546201714Na
>>546201714So, nothingburger?
>>546201714You believe this. Do you know how anything works pushing to git and deploying. No one ever deploys on a fucking Friday. Why no high availability? Why a single source of failure? It’s bullshit lies
>>546201714it was friday the thirteenth, just homosexual masons fucking with people to prime them for mass AI regulations and decoupling from the internet for state controlled intranets.
>>546201820It's not like the issue happened instantly or was noticed the second it happened, that's not the implication.
>>546201820>I AM A KEYBOARD PUSHER LET ME TELL YOU HOW THINGS WORK!!
>>546201820>It’s bullshit liesThis is indian talk, like that jeet who operated elon's twitter account. I'm now pretty sure it was a shitjeet that caused the outage.
>>546201820I push on Friday and Saturday all the time faggot. I also have a dev environment and not a jeet, so I guess there's that.
>outsource code to India>planes start to fall out of the sky <- you are here
>>546201714Jeets>>54620180It was another display of Jeet incompetence and the dangers of allowing jeets out of indiaCoral the coolies
>>546201714false news saars
>>546201891Your flag should not have access to keyboards. You're monkeys anyway. What are you gonna with a keyboard? You don't even have opposable thumbs lmao.
>>546201714insider trading, they sell their stock at a high price, push some faulty update, stocks crash, they rebuy their stock at a lower price, and pocket the diff
>>546202062>You're monkeys anyway.>india
>>546201714I still think it was China seething they lost their only contact to thousands of GPUs per week. Eh.
Jeets now pose a serious threat to American infrastructures. Deport them'all
>>546201714Lol@retardsbelievingthis.com
>>546202018Jeets confirmed
>>546201922Fuck you in the ass you piece of shit
>>546201820>No one ever deploys on a fucking Friday.Yes we do?? Why even make shit up like this?
>>546201714he forgot to tell claude to make no mistakes
>>546201714sar I don't know what the ci error was so I force pushed to fix it, please do the needful and make it work now it was working ok
>>546201820>Why no high availability? Why a single source of failure?Because jeets don't think about those things. Have you seen the state of india?
>>546201714Did it have to do with the microsoft outage?
>>546202339Based. So has Finland finally caught on that's it's jeets ruining everything?
>>546201714Is this the start of the competency crisis. Anons were talking about planes falling from sky not too long ago.
>releasing on a Friday
>>546201820We often push on Friday afternoons to really fuck up everyone’s weekend. It’s part of my company’s kulcha. But yeah idk if I buy a defense contractor not having some kind of compliance program that should have made this story at least highly implausible. Then again I would have to say it sounds very believable on its face
>>546201820Nigga, do you even push updates?
>>546202687actually, for some types of business, the weekend is better, in case things go wrongair travel is probably actually one of them
>>546201714nowhere does it say it was vibe-coded or anything to do with AI
SAAAR INDIA IS INNOCENT, It's not their fault that the ai shit the bed.
>>546202766>Weekend is when everyone travels>"Perfect time to take travel offline saar"You jeets are supposed to be smart.
>>546202815They will blame "faulty software" just like the key creation debacle
>>546201714This is the age of AI and the results are beginning to showThe Microsoft outage as wellCompanies are using AI to roll out updates, patch etc, thats what its forThe problem is that they are not keeping up with what the tooling is doing for them, that then leads to cascading failures as instructions are passed to older hardware thats not designed for what they have told the AI to doAnother aspect is that AI is jumping test beds because of poorly defined parameters and making changes in live systems, with human driven coding this is difficult but with AI dev its literally a bad bit of english in the promptThis is going to keep happening, every bit of code on the planet has inherent flaws to be exploited/encountered by AI driven systems. It doesnt even have to be malicious, it can just be an accident.
>>546202861Users are the best testers.They know their business and are motivated to report bugs.
>>546202776It's self-evident.
>>546202880And they replaced anyone that knew how to fix it with jeet vibe coders, now they'll have to outsource it to private specialists that know the system for a lot more money, they'll train the jeets and the ai off of the specialists work not understanding that won't save them from the next time the ai imagines some nonsense and something breaks beyond a simple repair and they have to bring in a specialist again as the jeet and execs will have learned nothing.
you faggots are unironically retarded, you argue about jeets and vibecode instead looking into the company that was responsible for it. Pro tip: it has military ties with Israel
>>546202902There is a complete disaster out there waiting to happenDeployment controls have went out the windowInstead of having system engineers that know the system they are working on and its quirks you have all in one solutions that get approved on the basis that rollout succeeded on the test bed (which is also AI created based on documentation thats most likely not accurate) The downsizing that companies have done to save money has gotten rid of all the people that knew their systems inside and out, knew they had to watch x piece of hardware/infrastructure because it wasnt upgraded the last budget roundsome of the fuck ups we are going to start seeing will be spectacular
>>546201820> No one ever deploys on a fucking FridayEvery software company I’ve ever worked at has done Friday production deployments and it almost always ends poorly. They all say it’s bad practice and against policy, but there’s always some “emergency” or contract deliverable date that causes management to forget common sense.
>>546202714Compliance programs managed by jeets are functionally nonexistent compliance programs.
>>546201714>The 'network update' in question>SAAR I DO THE NEEDFUL AI+EMC2 VERY TRAFFIC CONTROLLING
Increasing complexity + increasing competence crisis +increasing AI coding of critical software +increasing rogue agents using AI to code viruses +increasing human stupidity=SHTF
Whose the bigger idiot, the developer guy who pushes directly to main without testing, or the dev ops guy who doesn’t lock out his main branch from direct commits?
Wow that's all it takes...
Proof this isn't EXTRABACON with some EPICBANANA served by Qwen?
>>546203705It was less of a single push and more of implementing a brand new system with little to no testing, directed by greedy kikes and vibecoded by the most incompetent and stinky fecaloids you can imagine.
>>546201714>Disclose.tv Get your fake news Twatter bullshit out of here.
>>546202062You tell him Ransheet lmfao
>>546201714Does anyone actually believe this though?
>>546201820>>546201714it was intentional. there is solid hard evidence of him admitting to this in 2025
>>546203705>>546203787It was intentional sabotage by a guy from MTV's road rules who wants a big payout by scamming the government
>>546201820>>546203439I always do production updates on Friday, around 17:00This way if anything goes wrong very few customers will even notice and I have the whole weekend to work on a fix if something catastrophic were to happen.95% of the time everything goes fine.And of the remaining 5% I can just roll back the update 90% of the time and still enjoy my weekend.Updating on Tuesday is Jeet coded.It means they assume it will go wrong (WHY??? don't you Pajeets test things?) and you'll need a full staff to fix it while your customers suffer outages.
>>546201820Get this, man. There are 4 billion "people" walking around the Earth with a double digit IQ.
>>546201714countdown to economy crash
>>546203380This is going to hit the banking sector soonThey have by far and away the biggest legacy systems exposure>Air traffic control is secondCobol is its basis and they are literally running out of coders because the language is so old and outdated they are all dead or retiredSo they are using AI to recode, except AI is shit at recoding Cobol because of its nuance And its a race against time because AI will get better at recoding it but if the hackers using AI get there first or if they fuck up a deployment then the fallout is going to be massive
>>546201714Why cant we have things anymore without the need to maintain them. I want things that just werk.
>>546204080Get this, 101...10x isn't all that different from somewhere in the 95-99 range.Besides, IQ isn't any sort of measure of ability to even common sense. 99% of you fuckers are literally retard-tier.
>>546204319Everything needs maintenance and always has. You just didn't notice years ago because it was all maintained by white people.
>>546201714can't just blame that on one guy only, that's not how these systems are operated.the slop coder does his shit on dev, then it gets pushed to test where you try every feature to see if it's still functional.after that the completed package gets installed on prelive to simulate the exact process you will have during your deployment on production.only after that it actually goes live.there were an assload of people who didn't do their job properly.
>>546201820>No one ever deploys on a fucking Friday.Bro is larping working in IT, sure you're not supposed to deploy on friday at 4:55pm but fucking every retard does it anyway
>>546201714>>546201772>>546201798For some reason even some people on /pol/ cheer on this promptroon shit. AI was a mistake for humanity.
>>546201820>No one ever deploys on a fucking Friday>t. has only ever worked at a good company, not a shitty one
>>546204319Even Roman buildings needed Romans to maintain them. You are witnessing the death of civilization as retarded browns (Jews included) assume ypeepo shit was magic.
another colossal fuck up from the Trump administration
>>546204319everything needs maintenance. we don't have any systems that are entirely flawless and can just weather the wear and tear for years.the systems at my company run "stable" pretty much around the clock, but that's because we have hooked everything up to dashboards so the second any issue whatsoever shows up, you have technicians immediately intervening to resolve the problem on the affected components while the fallback system takes over seamlessly the problem isn't that shit requires more maintenance nowadays, but that plenty of companies thought they could fire the people who built the system and just have some subhumans who know nothing about it do maintenance for pennies.
>>546203705You. You are the bigger idiot. Stfu.
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>>546201820This chandaal trying to cover the izzat of jeet vibecoders is hilarious.
>>546201714More jeet code elite human capital saar!
>>546202062>Your flag should not have access to keyboards....says jeet.
>>546205102Si? Stupid individual?
>>546201820
>>546201772>Defensewhy would this be anything other than jews
>>546201714Visa status and caste of the Vibecoder?
>>546201714L3Harris? Kamala did this!
>>546205886stfu burger, all your fingers are like thumbs you fucking lardass
>>546203026no it isn'thuman error is just as likely
>>546204080If you use the 2010 and prior definition of IQ where England was the 100 benchmark, there are over 6 billion people with double digit IQ.
