Since it was developed, Minesweeper has become Facebook’s first line of defense against bugs and has helped us prevent potentially wide-scale disruptions from affecting people on our apps. Our own evaluations of Minesweeper using real-world bug reports from Facebook’s apps have proven that it can perform RCA for tens of thousands of reports in minutes and can identify the root cause of bugs with 85 percent accuracy. Minesweeper-based RCA is completely automated and scalable, and it’s grounded in formal statistical concepts. Today, they can use Minesweeper - a technique we’ve developed for automating RCA that identifies the causes of bugs based on their symptoms. There was a time when on-call engineers had to spend hours, or even days, manually combing through error reports, looking for patterns to help them debug. When billions of people are using an app on a variety of platforms and devices, a single bug can create several different issues on its own and multiple bugs can happen simultaneously. But RCA isn’t always simple, especially at a scale like Facebook’s. After all, you can’t solve a problem without getting to the heart of it. Sabol told cops he was “fighting tyranny in the DC Capitol” and that he was wanted by the FBI when they stopped him.Root cause analysis (RCA) is an important part of fixing any bug. 11, prosecutors charged.Ĭops in the New City found him in his car, “covered in blood, suffering from severe lacerations to both thighs and arms,” according to court documents. Prosecutors believe Sabol wrested the club away from another officer in the melee, which may result in additional charges being filed against him.Īfter the riot, Sabol allegedly fled to Westchester County, where he bought a plane ticket to Switzerland and attempted suicide on Jan. Images also show Sabol holding a police baton against an officer’s neck during the siege, prosecutors said at his arraignment in January. The officer was then beaten by the crowd of Trump supporters, including by a rioter with an American flag, a prosecutor said in court. Sabol, who grew up in upstate New York, was allegedly captured on video in the frenzied crowd at the Capitol, dragging a police officer down a flight of stairs during the riot. Sabol’s attorney argued in the application for bail filed Monday that numerous letters by his relatives and friends vouch for his character - and show he is not a threat to the community. “ sent him all over the country as well as Guam, Midway and Afghanistan to clear military sites of unexploded ordnance,” they wrote.Įx-NYPD cop beat police officer with flag pole at Capitol riot: feds In a separate letter, Sabol’s parents also said he’d traveled around the globe clearing military sites of bombs. Jeffrey Sabol seen here pulling down an injured police officer during the Capitol attack on Jan. “He has done this for over 20 years, first working as the person who discovers the materials, and then promoted to his most recent position of quality control and safety to ensure that all employees are protected at every level of this incredibly dangerous work,” she added. “My brother has found a way to serve his country not via active duty, but working on decommissioned military sites to discover unexploded ordnance so the land can be used safely,” Sabol’s sister, a colonel in the Army, wrote in the letter. Jeffrey Sabol, 51 - who was arrested in Westchester County after attempting suicide and buying a plane ticket to Switzerland in late January - worked to sniff out unexploded bombs for more than 20 years, his younger sister wrote to a Washington, D.C., federal court judge in an effort to get him sprung from jail pending trial. 6 worked as a real-life minesweeper, clearing military sites of unexploded bombs prior to his arrest, according to court papers. The Colorado geophysicist accused of beating and dragging a cop down a set of stairs at the Capitol riot on Jan. 6 sedition plot, faces 20 years in prison 6 attack - longest sentence issued for riotĮx-Proud Boys leader found guilty of Jan. Trump demands debt default if Biden won’t ‘cave,’ doesn’t rule out US abortion ban during CNN town hallĬapitol riot suspect in pink beret IDed by ex who says he dumped her for reading Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’
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