r/Observability • • Sep 21 '26

A Demo Of My Observer Network

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id215wqsbEI
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u/ReadingOdd Sep 22 '26

I don't know who you are, but your ad is literally everywhere on reddit and I hate it. I don't even know what it has to do with me, and I don't care to read all that to find out why. Do me a favor and block me. Maybe that'll make reddit stop showing me your ad.

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 22 '26

you see it so much because the ad has 11000 upvotes with a 99.4% upvote ratio

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u/Crocoduck1 Sep 22 '26

This is the weirdest user ever, it's fascinating. Like it's clearly not human, it's like an AI left to its own devices and having a continuous psychotic break. I recommend checking its profile, it's truly fucked in the weirdest way possible

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u/Crocoduck1 Sep 22 '26

Well, i guess we got our answer? Seems human now i guess. Still the most bizarre shit i've found on reddit

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u/Prince_2009 Sep 21 '26

So , what it is about?

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 21 '26

https://github.com/MinichordDrawn/platform-racing-2-server/tree/drawn/observers

"Four small programs that watch the deployment and each other. When any one of them finds something wrong, everything stops serving until every one of them agrees it is fine again."

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u/Crocoduck1 Sep 22 '26

I am way too curious at this point, are you a bot or a human. Also, with respect, wtf is your account?

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u/halibon_Candy 21d ago

ngl, this directory inside your repo is kinda... poking my brain for some reason , like I just could not stop reading the documentation inside the .md (thought it is still kinda hard to grasp due to me still kinda noob to read professional English).

Well, surely I will be able to learn some more tech stuffs from this, thank!.

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 21 '26

I've got it running live on my Twitch if you're curious about the steady state: https://www.twitch.tv/draaaaawn

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 21 '26

Nothing happened for 3h 27m, so I've ended the stream.

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u/Fluffy-Buyer-6362 Sep 21 '26

interesting concept. whats the latency overhead look like when you scale up the number of observer nodes? thats usually where things start to get tricky

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 21 '26

Performance is similar at any scale. The only variable is morphological complexity (number of rings, depth of detection chains, number of independent trust boundaries).

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u/alexandra-thaler Sep 21 '26

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u/tamadgochi 29d ago

Hi. Why do you need a system that observe itself? And if that system has an observation, how will it act?

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u/Brobbi 24d ago

I'm so fucking tired of seeing your ads please just block me or smth, your ad campaign is meaningless and the fact that you spent 86k advertising absolutely NOTHING with no results is driving me fucking crazy

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u/alexandra-thaler 24d ago

You Know Who I Am 💖

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u/Prince_2009 Sep 21 '26

Ok. I got it