38 pointsby 0xedb9 hours ago6 comments
  • AlfieJones6 hours ago
    This isn’t the first time Google Cloud has seriously messed with a customer’s account: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/detail...
  • Jgrubb7 hours ago
    Railway has not had the best month in the tech press have they? And in both cases it was an automated process belonging to some other party that put them there, damaging their reputation.

    I was going to talk to our google rep about their killing the Gemini cli but this is way more concerning.

  • stefan_2 minutes ago
    It's reassuring to know they will ban a million dollar enterprise customer just like they will ban your GMail of 20 years.
  • rurban5 hours ago
    Google, the new Microsoft!
    • cryo324 minutes ago
      I think this is just the default endgame of large corporates which suck up large quantities of customers. They are a race to the bottom and you end up with service by footgun. My own company is responsible for doing this in our sector. Literally every technology decision favours automation over verification because it's cheaper to say sorry than do it right.
    • redwood4 hours ago
      Honestly they really are starting to look that way. Total opinionated Walled Garden that's against an open and thriving ecosystem. Unlike Microsoft the technology is not yet garbage but I hope this isn't where they're going to end up
      • pesus4 minutes ago
        It sure is heading towards being garbage, though. Search is actively being degraded in favor of a barely functioning AI, and I'm sure it's not going to stop there. Seems like it was inevitable once ad/finance people got ahold of the company.
  • ChrisArchitectan hour ago
    Related discussion during the incident:

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48201484