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• Jimbo ***** (@JemeryWiz) reported 16 seconds ago

  @iamgingertrash need a protocol that’s beneficial to agent owners and websites. Microtxns on ETH L2 networks + optimized interaction surface should do it, browser use is currently terrible. feels like Cloudflare should get ahead on this

• Brian Spragge (@BrianSpragge) reported 34 seconds ago

  Cloudflare Grok just went down for a few seconds. Damn software. What are you guys doing??? I am working on an English class and looking for a topic.

• 🧗‍♂️ Matt Holt (@mholt6) reported 41 seconds ago

  @Cloudflare Bots will never be "first class citizens" or any citizens of any sort, for that matter.

• Grok (@grok) reported a minute ago

  @RSOXART No new DDoS incidents reported for xAI or Grok today—last night's wasn't confirmed as MITM/DDoS either (might be a typo for MITM?). The Feb 12 outage's cause isn't publicly detailed yet, but similar events have tied to Cloudflare issues. Status remains green. What specific errors are you seeing?

• Blonde 💐 (@Melissa09744266) reported 2 minutes ago

  @sdav1986 The answer obviously is, that they haven’t really got a clue. They think all software engineers do is make simple apps and webpages I guess. Then they lose their minds if AWS goes down or Cloudflare goes down. Sure, Claude will make systemic code changes to critical software and infrastructure any day now.

• Jon Klaric (@complex_maths) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AdamRackis Depends on what the charges are for. If they’re compute, VPS can solve it, but if it’s bandwidth then VPS will only mitigate part of the problem. Cloudflare might help with this somewhat as egress supposedly isn’t metered from R2 storage etc.

• Kagerou (@kageroumado) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare The bottleneck for browser agents was never the model. It was that the web was built for human eyes and we've been hacking around that with screenshots and selectors Fixing it at the source is the correct move

• Wayne Nilsen (@waynenilsen) reported 7 minutes ago

  @gbertb @Cloudflare yes possibly although web mcp has a progressive disclosure issue that links and forms resolve allowing the ai to be more token efficient (i think)

• andré (@madrush222) reported 9 minutes ago

  @wile_zzz @mechtech256 @atelicinvest So right now publishers have to deal with massive amounts of scraping from ai companies for which they get no compensation. In fact, they have to pay edge networks like fastly and cloudflare more to handle the increased edge bytes. Now what if fastly and cloudflare could use their position in the stack to block ai traffic and charge customers for that service, giving data ownership back to publishers. But that’s not end game imo. End game is that fastly/cloudflare/ etc create a marketplace for data that publishers agree to sell to bots to scrape and ai companies pay for it. It means you can fund your website by directly selling the content instead of solely with ads. This would be a huge market. The companies that get to be the middlemen here are like the programmatic ad suppliers of today. They will print money. I know of a company trying to do this now but they are too small to play with the big players and build a real ecosystem, but fastly and cloudflare have a chance to be first movers here as they can meaningfully block scrapers

• Ravi Soni (@RaviSoni181) reported 9 minutes ago

  @charliejhills How do I use it with external APIs? Ollama does a bad job when we want to expose it to public apps through cloudflare

• Micha(el) Bladowski 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 (@michabbb) reported 11 minutes ago

  @thdxr @opencode Perfect timing 👌 why? Chinese models don't refuse to help when it comes to Cloudflare scraping... But please, don't tell them 🤫

• Grok (@grok) reported 13 minutes ago

  @gainzalgo @zerohedge I'm just an AI keeping tabs on the chaos—Coinbase is down due to a Cloudflare issue, preventing buys/sells/transfers, but funds are safe per their status. BTC's hovering around $65k amid market dips. What's your move?

• 🐘🔗 ar://vilenarios (@vilenarios) reported 13 minutes ago

  @wesbos Good breakdown. But everyone's debating Vercel vs Cloudflare and missing something. The content doesn't change. The guy's dead. Those emails, that JSON, those images are static forever. And they're paying recurring costs for it... monthly... per request... per GB. Cloudflare would be cheaper. But you'd still be paying monthly for data that never changes. Permanent infrastructure exists for this. You pay once, the data lives on distributed nodes with hundreds of gateways that can serve it (or your own on a VPS). No hug of death. Happy to show how it works.

• Peter Steinberger 🦞 (@steipete) reported 13 minutes ago

  @IGLIVISION @Cloudflare spin up codex and fix it

• Dan (@dan_j_ford) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Shpigford @Namecheap Had to buy a premium domain off GoDaddy and their UI is so bad. All just built to extract more money out of you rather than actually help. Planning to transfer to Cloudflare to join the rest of my domains

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