It could also mean that Google can absorb essentially unlimited demand spikes by load shedding.

Or that Gemini is built to handle massive load spikes, and/or has a ton of excess capacity

Lol I didn't even think about Gemini missing from the list. Not sure what that says about Gemini or me :)

I did, for stuff i do in cursor.

i also finally installed opencode and switched its model to muse 1.3

both are decent.

Just now I got this from gemini

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Google stopped putting so much money into SOTA models. All the hype has migrated. I was also frankly turned off when I got a popup from Gemein said I would either have to pay or have my conversations used for training. This may have always been true for other providers but when I declined, Gemini stopped remembering my conversations and that definitely made me move out.

Not even the best agent that starts with a G

Someone noted Gemini was also having issues in another thread.

Don't forget that there are a ton of tools out there that will automatically fall back in case of outage

E.g. say you chose Sol as your default in Cursor, but Opus is your 2nd choice, it's going to give up on Sol after a few tries and switch to Opus

Or you have copilot code reviews set up, and it falls back

Etc

Compared with ChatGPT, those services have a minuscule amount of users. It shouldn’t be surprising that a ChatGPT outage causes Claude and others to go down.

It’s cursor’s model so plausible, lots of folks use cursor still.

Any GPU that isn't running at 100% is a wasted GPU.

"Domino effect" would probably be the more relevant named phenomenon there.

This isn’t a thundering herd problem, it’s a cascading failure. (Thundering herd is about a bunch of workers waking up simultaneously)