@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gy62 gas generators. No permits. A $1.1 million fine. This week on the pod, Ryan and Matt discuss the fallout and whether that's simply a “cost of doing business” or an actual fine for bad behavior (hint: it’s def not the second one). #DataCenters #TheCloudPod […]
@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gyHas Justin already taken advantage of yet ANOTHER new feature released this week? You bet your bottom he has. AWS finally delivers new T8i burstable instances, and we’ve already moved Bolt over. Let’s hope the other guys don’t hog the capacity. #TheCloudPod […]
@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gyClaude Code now makes shareable artifacts that update as you work. Justin’s already using them, and the reviews are positive. Join the conversation about this welcome update on episode 373 of The Cloud Pod. #TheCloudPod #podcast #ClaudeCode […]
@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gyA BGP hijack plus unsigned software updates turned into a 33-hour security disaster. This week’s lesson: if your update process runs on “trust me, bro,” Ryan would like a word. #Cybersecurity #BGP #TheCloudPod
https://www.thecloudpod.net/podcast/371-mrbeast-bets-on-gemini-for-survival/
@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gyOpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra has reached a “Critical” cybersecurity rating and can tackle longer, more complex workflows. Great news for enterprise AI, but maybe less exciting for those familiar with science fiction. #Astra #OpenAI #ImNotSayingItsSkynetBut #TheCloudPod […]
@jbrodley.tcp.fm.ap.brid.gyAnthropic and the Feds are still going at it, although this time the news is much better for Anthropic. But will the feds comply? Let’s ask the Magic 8 Ball: “Outlook not so good.” Let’s chat about it. Episode 370 of The Cloud Pod, available now. #TheCloudPod […]
