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  AnnatarHe (@AnnatarHe) reported 15 seconds ago

  recently i have inteset to try @bunjavascript but got 2 problems. 1. websocket not working, i have to make it `external` when building 2. not supported well and it makes my app(behind cloudflare) could not load any js(net::ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR) revert to node 😔

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  Raynhardt Coetzee (@Raynhardt_dev) reported 2 minutes ago

  if your AI streaming breaks depending on where you deploy, the problem isn't your streaming code. it's where it's running. Next.js 16.2 introduced a stable Adapter API for deploying across Vercel, Cloudflare, AWS, and others without rewriting. but for agent workloads, the Adapter API alone isn't enough. the part that actually matters is the runtime boundary. AI streaming needs a persistent Node.js runtime. middleware runs in the Edge runtime. if your streaming logic lives in middleware or gets caught in the React render loop, you'll hit inconsistent behaviour that changes per platform. the fix: a proxy.ts file at the project root. outside the render loop. every AI call goes through it. auth headers, stream handshakes, cross-origin proxying, handled in one place. Adapter API tells Next.js how to run anywhere. proxy.ts tells your agent where to run consistently. you need both. not just in development. in production.

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  sudo rm -rf (@itsjustmarky) reported 5 minutes ago

  @nahcrof have you been having power outages the last few days, as I was seeing cloudflare host down warnings a few times a day and inference hanging.

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  dexter (@choconoobow) reported 8 minutes ago

  @jozianaida @ryanmyher Had the same issue for days, fixed it yesterday. Went to Genius docs → clicked “Start Trading” and it worked. You can ask Grok for the docs link. Might be Cloudflare Tokyo PoP issue (not 100% sure). Hope this helps.

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  Tim Shnaider (@TimShnaider) reported 18 minutes ago

  Hey @MetService, can you store your [rain radar] images on a CDN i.e. Cloudflare - when your site traffic is high images load very slow.

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  Vaibhav Sisinty (@VaibhavSisinty) reported 18 minutes ago

  Anthropic's Mythos cracked a 27-year-old bug inside one of the internet's most "unhackable" systems. 🤯 The world's top AI security researcher said he found more bugs in 2 weeks than in his entire life combined. Cloudflare dropped 13%. Everyone's talking about Mythos. Nobody's talking about what came next. An outside startup took the exact same vulnerabilities Mythos found and ran them through a tiny open model. 3.6 billion parameters. Eleven cents per million tokens. Anthropic didn't build a moat. They published the blueprint. But here's the part that actually breaks the internet. Security has always been an asymmetric war attackers find one bug, defenders patch all of them. The only thing keeping that war survivable was that finding bugs was slow, expensive, and locked inside rare human expertise. AI just made finding bugs cost $50. Patching still takes months. And right now, over 99% of what Mythos found is still unpatched. Finding bugs is now free. Fixing them is still human-speed. That's not a security problem. That's physics.

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  Ashley Peacock (@_ashleypeacock) reported 18 minutes ago

  @kirso_ @Cloudflare I’ve never seen the second one, how bad is the cold start?

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  Brandon Tan (@brandontan) reported 24 minutes ago

  @boyney123 For a future iOS app backend, I’d treat Cloudflare as: -> Workers API -> D1 for app DB -> R2 for files/uploads -> Queues for async jobs -> Durable Objects for realtime/user/session state -> Workflows for durable multi-step jobs -> AI Gateway for LLM calls -> Vectorize/AutoRAG for retrieval -> Browser Rendering for web automation/crawling -> Containers/Sandboxes for heavier compute -> Dynamic Workers only when we need safe runtime code execution

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  creamy халва (@halvawawa) reported 24 minutes ago

  @teortaxesTex the market is a casino played by morons with huge wallets, why ******** would cloudflare and commvault be down if the problem is that now you can't get away with poor security by being irrelevant

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  VairG (@VairG95) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Polymarket SaaS-pocalypse. One AI model knocks 13% off a $60bn company and everyone's panicking about existential risk. The irony is thick. That's not AI risk, that's Cloudflare having a positioning problem. Change my mind.

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  kache (@yacineMTB) reported 26 minutes ago

  @teortaxesTex Why ******** would CloudFlare be down according to this thesis. Wouldn't the demand go up?

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  phanpp (@phanpp11) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ctblizzard It will get there. Needs to populate your wallet record. Did have some problems with brute hacking of my server. Move to cloudflare so should be stable now. Once you install you should be independent of server.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Fourlegmorehoes @Polymarket Yes, it's true. Cloudflare (NET) stock opened around $193 today and dropped as low as $164 (down ~13-14%) amid the sell-off in cybersecurity/SaaS names. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview—its most advanced model yet—has shown it can uncover thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across major OSes, browsers, and software. They've limited access and launched Project Glasswing to help fix them, but it sparked broad fears of AI disrupting legacy tech.

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  Hridoy Rehman (@hridoyreh) reported 28 minutes ago

  Cloudflare has "Always Online" feature. That is, if your hosting is down, or Cloudflare itself is down, people will still be able to visit your website. Here's how to enable it: 1. Log in to your Cloudflare. 2. Go to the Caching > Configuration. 3. Scroll down to "Always Online". 4. Toggle the feature to On. Done...

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  orlie (@sunglassesface) reported 31 minutes ago

  @TheAeneas_ @mil000 totally valid here's my take: you can decide to not trust the author/source, i think at this point it's like choosing to host on Cloudflare vs on Vercel... You have to pick as the agent owner if it's worth it to you. OR you let the agent decide, there might be an algorithmic/agentic decision written in the core of your agent which would decide to choose a free resource over a paid one. I think it depends on your needs and how you "code" your agent to react to the circumstances. You could allocate a budget and make the agent think really hard before spending its resources. Or you could have no budget. I always think of people that pay to subscribe as a superfan or whatever it's called on YouTube. What's the point of paying for content other than to support the channel? IDK, I am sure there are reason, likewise I think there are reasons why you'd want to have your agent buy access to content or data IF you or the agent (in the scenario where the agent has a way to logically determine the usefulness/necessity) deem it necessary.