Software hadn't consumed the world yet, so there was plenty of programming in higher languages to bring in 999 of every 1000 programmers in to when virtually no one was still needed for assembly.. I'm skeptical that there's much need for more technical specialists at the next higher levels as business people can now get all the help they were supposed to get in codeless systems, etc.
Author here, yeah indeed. Earlier I was worried if eBPF verifier would even let me do plain integer arithmetic and then just use it as a struct pointer to an "arbitrary" kernel memory location, but it works.
Another research/testing area is whether I need to worry about memory ordering and possibly add some memory barriers, especially on ARM platform, as the eBPF task iterator passive sampler is an outside observer, periodically running on a different CPU, not injected to the context (and critical path!) of the monitored threads via tracepoints/probes.
Unacceptable, sorry this is happening. Do you know about fail2ban? You can have it automatically filter IPs that violate certain rules. One rule could be matching on the bot trying certain URLs. You might be able to get some kind of honeypot going with that idea. Good luck
They list a service for each address, so maybe you could block all the non-Route 53 IP addresses. Although that assumes they aren’t using the Route 53 IPs or unlisted IPs for scraping (the page warns it’s not a comprehensive list).
Regardless, it sucks that you have to deal with this. The fact that you’re a customer makes it all the more absurd.
If we were somehow stuck with our current models, there would still be about 10 years of finding more and more useful ways of using them. If we don't have AGI in 5 years we'll have something quite close to it.
Bluesky has zero popular cultural adoption and users are already weirded out by extreme left influence on the discourse. I set a calendar to check this post in 18 months, now we wait
