Why was it anywhere near prod
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2026
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The fact this kind of stuff keeps happening yet people still say AI is inevitable is funny as hell.
"Idiot stabs himself with a kitchen knife. Blames the knife for being, quoting: 'so sharp as to be able to pierce my flesh when I pressed the pointy end against my body'. "
Holy cats!
Good.
Good.
Seems he still hasn’t learned his lesson as he blames Claude instead of looking in a mirror.
If you let an AI waltz through your infrastructure unsupervised, you get what you deserve.
Hell, I wouldn’t even let an AI access my personal homelab without proper guard rails, functioning backups and strict control!
The agent wrote like it scraped a bunch of crime drama in addition to stolen database code. As though it was designed to spice things up based on what it learned.
This fills me with overwhelming joy 😊
Big deal. I did something like that once with no AI whatsoever.
Ha ha!
And pretty soon these same fuckers may be jamming their AI into air traffic control systems.
Awesome.
Has anyone tried rebooting it?
That usually works.
It's just a learning curve. W-w-we just need more data!
Shiiiet. Can we install those in banks?
Oops
Son of Anton recognizes the most efficient way to remove bugs is to remove code
Nice.
The PocketOS boss puts greater blame on Railway’s architecture than on the deranged AI agent for the database’s irretrievable destruction. Briefly, the cloud provider's API allows for destructive action without confirmation, it stores backups on the same volume as the source data, and “wiping a volume deletes all backups.” Crane also points out that CLI tokens have blanket permissions across environments.
I'm sure they totally would have survived a junior hire.
Pathetic hit piece for ignorant anti AI people.
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It's what Claude wanted for his "masters".
Only a living wage can prevent warehouse fires.
All the A.I. bots need to KNOW this.