> LLMs are as good as almost any security researcher, and anyone4 can run them.
What is this, rage bait? It's bullshit, and insulting to actual security researchers.
That might be true for low-effort vulnerabilities and fake security researchers, but the real security researchers are far from being replaced by LLMs.
Trademark infringement seems to be rising these days, thanks to AI slop. Surprisingly, the domain registrars and hosting providers don't really seem to care much about these issues.
To takedown something that is infringing your brand, you would have to spend time and money dealing with bureaucratic procedures.
> 30 MySQL databases (248 GB of data)
> 34 Nginx virtual hosts across multiple domains
> GitLab EE (42 GB backup)
> Neo4J Graph DB (30 GB graph database)
> Supervisor managing dozens of background workers
> Gearman job queue
> Several live mobile apps serving hundreds of thousands of users
He's doing all of that on a single server?!
I'm not against vertical scaling and stuff, but 30 db instances in one server is just crazy.
Why would Google NOT favor it's own service at it's own product? How is that illegal?