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@HSNstore llevo un rato intentando hacer un pedido como siempre en la tienda de España, y no soy capaz, aparece este error al hacer click en pagar, con la tarjeta metida: Payment failed. Error (1192) - País no admitido (dirección IP del comercio) hsnstore.com y .eu

@alfon_t_n @mundodeportivo Si te parece van los de Ceballos.

🥹 La reacción de Gavi al ser convocado para el Mundial

@kritikafull @mundodeportivo Que asco de gente, búscate una vida chaval.

@mundodeportivo Este retrasado va a salir a roja por partido.

@movistar_es Aviso Claro. No me deja mandar privados. Desde le movil estoy dentro, desde el portatil: Ha ocurrido un error inesperado. Inténtalo de nuevo más tarde.

@adolr0 Buenas tardes. Soy Rodrigo ¿Puedo mirar tu caso desde aquí? Si me cuentas lo ocurrido con Movistar plus por mensaje privado, te ayudo. Un saludo.

@movistar_es Que pasa con vuestro servicio de movistar plus online? Llevo un par de dias con errores al hacer login. Error: Ha ocurrido un error inesperado. Inténtalo de nuevo más tarde. Viendo los dev tools, está lleno de errores 503 y 403. Podeis investigarlo? Gracias.

Entre este y el de la ida, nos han tangado 2 goles.

@movistar_es Otra vez la misma historia, no puedo acceder desde el portátil. He repetido los pasos y sigue igual.

@adolr0 Me alegro que hayas accedido y disculpa las molestias causadas. ¡Buen día!

Je me demande toujours comment des gens ont pu dire que Barcelone avait volé Chelsea en 2009 ?

@movistar_es Gracias, ya se ha arreglado. En cualquier caso creo que esos errores de autenticación vendría bien que se arreglasen en el lado del servidor. Saludos

@adolr0 Tendrías que acceder desde otro dispositivo, otro pc, tablet o móvil y entrando a Mi Cuenta - Dispositivos desvincular todos los que aparecen.

@movistar_es Como lo desvinculo si soy incapaz de acceder a mi cuenta desde el ordenador?

@adolr0 Si continúas con la incidencia, intenta por favor desvincular el dispositivo que falla y comprobar si ya te permite acceder correctamente.

@movistar_es Fue lo primero que hice. No es la aplicación es desde el navegador, tanto Chrome como Brave, están actualizados y sigue fallando.

@adolr0 Hola, soy Isa. Cuando puedas apaga el Router y comprueba que tanto la aplicación como el dispositivo que utilizas, estén actualizados. Una vez reinicies el Router inicia sesión de nuevo. Saludos.

@movistar_es Que pasa con vuestro servicio de movistar plus online? Llevo un par de dias con errores al hacer login. Error: Ha ocurrido un error inesperado. Inténtalo de nuevo más tarde. Podeis investigarlo? Gracias.

Introducing TigerFS - a filesystem backed by PostgreSQL, and a filesystem interface to PostgreSQL. Idea is simple: Agents don't need fancy APIs or SDKs, they love the file system. ls, cat, find, grep. Pipelined UNIX tools. So let’s make files transactional and concurrent by backing them with a real database. There are two ways to use it: File-first: Write markdown, organize into directories. Writes are atomic, everything is auto-versioned. Any tool that works with files -- Claude Code, Cursor, grep, emacs -- just works. Multi-agent task coordination is just mv'ing files between todo/doing/done directories. Data-first: Mount any Postgres database and explore it with Unix tools. For large databases, chain filters into paths that push down to SQL: .by/customer_id/123/.order/created_at/.last/10/.export/json. Bulk import/export, no SQL needed, and ships with Claude Code skills. Every file is a real PostgreSQL row. Multiple agents and humans read and write concurrently with full ACID guarantees. The filesystem /is/ the API. Mounts via FUSE on Linux and NFS on macOS, no extra dependencies. Point it at an existing Postgres database, or spin up a free one on Tiger Cloud or Ghost. I built this mostly for agent workflows, but curious what else people would use it for. It's early but the core is solid. Feedback welcome. tigerfs.io

@Etihad @EtihadHelp My flight BCN-HAN is on March 26th. You haven't updated the refund cutoff date (currently March 21st) in over a week. I’m not flying over a war zone and I need to reschedule my holidays NOW. When will the waiver be extended?

@glovo lamentable. Cena fría porque el repartidor priorizó otro pedido. Vuestra respuesta: solo "comprensión" y ninguna compensación. 40€ por dos hamburguesas con patatas frías. Una vergüenza.

Pésima experiencia con @Promo. Me cobran, envían a una dirección que no es la mía y se quedan con mi dinero. El servicio al cliente es inexistente. ¿Cuándo piensan devolverme lo que es mío?

@wallapop cuanto hay que esperar para que resolváis las disputas? Para que está el correo de ayuda si nadie contesta?

@kozlovski It's usually a good idea to link posts that you're referring to.

RedPanda just announced they're pivoting to an AI (agent) company! Their vision is to become "The Agentic Data Plane". The Agentic Data Plane (ADP), as far as I understand it, will be the data layer around your AI Agents. 💡 AI Agent definition - a software program that uses AI to make decisions on what code branch to run. But instead of a deterministic program where you've written out all the code branches yourself, the AI creates them on the fly via reasoning. A great analogy to AI Agents, from the PoV of the architecture, is microservices. They're both small, specialized programs doing some work with inputs and outputs. Anyway, back to RedPanda. Their ADP consists of: • an AI gateway that lets the agent use LLMs - either locally-hosted ones (e.g Llama) or public APIs (e.g OpenAI, Claude) • an MCP gateway, where MCP servers for your third-party systems exist (Google Drive, Github, Iceberg tables) • utilities for AI agents, like logging audit events or human-dependent actions The ADP is basically one big middleware of many components which mediate Agent<->System interactions. There are a few pretty compelling things with this vision. 🐠 The Benthos Acquisition A year ago, Redpanda acquired Benthos and renamed it RedPanda Connect (RPC). Think of it as a mix between Kafka Streams and Kafka Connect. It has 300+ connectors to external systems and the ability to apply transformations on the data (enrich, group, map, etc.) While it is a simple framework for connecting various sources (define an input and an output), they have seemingly modified it to do more. Redpanda just announced an "MCP Mode" feature for it. In this mode, RP Connect does not move data in/out - it instead creates an MCP server from a low-code YAML definition. Since RPC can talk to 300+ systems, it theoretically allows you to create an MCP server to any of these systems with a few lines of code. An RP Connect component is then used to handle the AI Agent's MCP request, proxy it to the underlying system and generate the response. 💡 The big thing here is that RPC supports transformations. It allows you to transform requests on the fly (e.g sanitize inputs, filter out data) and add middlewares to it (like audit logging). The MCP Server you can build with some YAML on RPC becomes pretty powerful! 🐂 The Oxla Acquisition Redpanda also just announced they acquired Oxla. As far as I understand it, Oxla was a data warehouse built on top of Postgres with an architecture that separates compute from storage. It is optimized for complex queries that involve multiple joins. In Redpanda, it will serve the role of providing AI Agents with a simple SQL interface. This is where Agents could: • seamlessly read from Iceberg and Kafka data (something like Streambased) • store/retrieve data with low latency (generic DB afaict) 👀 The Agent Vision There is a great focus on guardrails, oversight and auditing. The word "governance" was repeated more times than "AI" in the blog post. They want to introduce unified access control policies for agents via short-lived credentials. A killer idea was announced where the ADP treats every agent interaction as a first-class durable event: prompts, inputs, context retrieval, tool calls, outputs, and actions will all be captured. Presumably in a Kafka log. This could give companies an in-depth analysis agent actions - a sort of observability platform on top of AI Agents. With such data, you could alert on things like high API usage costs or latency SLOs. It could also enable rewind/replay to debug actions. And, of course, give full trace-ability of what an Agent is doing. This Agentic Data Plane will apparently be deployable in all 3 places - airgapped on-prem, BYOC or in the cloud. For example - you can create a remote MCP server on RedPanda Cloud that they manage for you (a beta feature that's out right now), or you could create it in your own cloud. 💨 The Pivot I like it. It's bolder than just being a fast Kafka company. RedPanda has a few tailwinds that give it a shot at succeeding here: • track record of good UX taste (very important for adoption here) • BYOC-native - you own your data • low latency • the Kafka (Redpanda) can be used as an audit trail and event-sourcing log to reconstruct agent actions They also changed the logo to be more minimalistic and use Space Grotesk, which I think is a really sick font. 🤨 AI Marketing Slop? AI Agents are still pretty much unproven. I haven't seen a lot of them get built, yet every data infra vendor is rushing to cater their infra toward them. If AI Agents catch on, the problem Redpanda is trying to solve will be a very real and valuable one. The only issue is that this is a problem worth its own brand-new startup. Redpanda is a Kafka startup trying to do new exciting things in AI. All the investments in Kafka will weigh them down a bit imo, because a fast scalable distributed log isn't important in such an agent architecture. It's probably the last priority on the long list. There's also a question of culture. While Redpanda have done well in Kafka - do they have the execution muscle, the talent and the culture to be a successful AI infra startup? Time will tell. Good luck 🐼🚀

161€ por el viaje Barcelona-Salamanca entre AVE+ media distancia, pero ni siquiera puedo ir al baño en Sants sin pagar 1€? En serio, @Adif_es ?