@gak_pdx So I've wondered, how much do modern CNC machines rely on self-mapping for accuracy, or is that only done at the factory, or is that just the crazy fancy shit?
Genuine nightmare mode. I can defend against users wanting a free burrito coupon. I don't know how you stop someone interviewing for a fake $150,000 job on a corporate asset and doing whatever the carrot says.
Imagine spending all your money to defend against “agentic swarms” only to have a developer laptop get compromised because they got malware while interviewing for a better job.
Well Claude just spent 20 minutes bisecting a massive powershell script and then testing individual environment variables until it figured out what precisely in a new AV update was alarming, and making it pass clean.
Now here's the problem: customers are going to stick to PowerShell 7.6 longer because of the incredible friction caused by PowerShell 7.7 dropping the MSI installer, which means we'll have to stick to .NET 10 for a long while, unable to upgrade to .NET 11 fully in our code base
In case it helps, I recorded a short video showing common causes of this issue - all are related to your tenant config
This is called an interrupt - it happens because you don't have a suitable auth method, you need to register for SSPR, or a policy requires fresh authentication
I donated and was enthusiastic about Great Slate and I was wanting you to know that I still think it was a fantastic initiative that was well-intentioned and genuine with a lot of work, and even if it did not have the outcome desired, it's something I value a lot in the experience.
I recently had an AI coding assistant need to install a dependency, and the command it ran, didn't work. That's weird. So I asked. Hey why did you try to install that version that's not on Nuget?
"I'll be honest, I guessed."