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JaykeBird Software
(@JaykeBirdCoding) reported
The fix, I believe, is already present online on GitHub in case anyone wants it right away. The fix also includes a visual fix for the menu as well. The final 1.8.1 release will include this and also an extra property for the MenuButton control.
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Tim McMahon
(@_TimMcMahon) reported
I wonder if @github Copilot can be used to retrieve sensitive information that was previously taken down. 🤔
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Juha Remes 🐧👨💻
(@juha_remes) reported
@FrancescoCiull4 GitHub Copilot has some serious issues related to copyleft licensing. So yes, I am afraid, because copyleft is critical to viability of Open Source software.
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Ashokkrishna(le0li9ht)
(@ashokkrishna99) reported
@SecurityJoes @anyrun_app This was similar to ryuk hence why the author named it as ryuk later when people forced him to change the name he changed it to "Chaos Ransomware Builder" in the same github repo which was taken down now
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Ákos
(@akoskm) reported
@tastapod @github @gitlab I can't stand GitLab for PR reviews, it's slow full of bugs, certain layouts don't work. This morning I posted two screen recordings to our slack channel showing how a comment left on a PR: - fails to save with a generic error message - fails to show up in the PR but saves
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enrikrypto
(@dontcallmeearly) reported
@elonmusk See more trouble @BillGates buying github, but no one thinks how worrisome that can get... AI will generate bots like google did to find code auto generate without the need for developpers like me, im sad but nobody lov3s me
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Benedek Rozemberczki
(@benrozemberczki) reported
A lot of people are posting about the @GitHub+@OpenAI codex thing and I am in doubt. Are there people who actually used it on real problems and not just reposting the promo materials released?
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intrigus
(@intrigus_) reported
@fortranlang hi, could you please provide me with a security contact? (I didn't find one) I'd link to report a potential security issue in/with one of your repositories. You could also create a github security advisory (can be in any of your repos) and add "intrigus-lgtm" to it.
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The NLP Student
(@StudentNlp) reported
@Dhanush_Xen My advice: Learn to code first, once you get comfortable, then use copilot. If you don't understand the code written by GitHub copilot you are getting yourself in trouble. Better safe than sorry imo! Remember Copilot isn't a substitute for learning!
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Lothrazar
(@lothrazar) reported
@mariorod1 @github oh i thought i was done but one last bug, when i click "Repositories" there is no search button, top right should have the search magnifier. Works on issues and other views but cant search repos. Anyway i think im done unless i find more, hope it helps
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Brad Mills ✍️🔑 #FreeRoss
(@bradmillscan) reported
@kyletorpey @hashamadeus @jaybny I thought he banned everyone from the IRC channel who were trying to point out the problems with not doing replay protection etc and made the GitHub private but still went ahead with deployment
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Noh Typ
(@iPythoneer) reported
Just finished my first project of a #Python dev course. Gosh it feels good! From not knowing where to start, to writing a seemingly working code (which turned out to useless as soon as I used pytest) , to rectifying all of the issue and pushing it to GitHub. What a rollercoaster!
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Tommaso Pavese
(@wonderingtomato) reported
"Having GitHub Copilot suggest a snippet from OSS code you wrote yourself years ago" is going to be the new "Googling a problem and finding your own StackOverflow answer from years ago".
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Bimantara Hanumpraja
(@Bimantara_H_P) reported
@cassidoo Hey, will Github work together with Stackoverflow? If so, they can even handle error before you realize it so your program will always running well. Steps: 1. debugging in the background 2. Replace error code with the proper code based on stackoverflow 3. Tada, no error!
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Hisham
(@hisham_hm) reported
@jeanqasaur My concerns are not about skepticism whether it works, they're about the licensing issues. I did not release GPL'd code to have snippets of it being regurgitated into proprietary code, and they trained it on hundreds of thousands of GPL files hosted on Github, possibly incl mine.
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Tyler Lane 💉💉 🎉
(@tylerlanecodes) reported
The simple solution to GitHub Copilot is to ban closed-source software. Problem solved!
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Lothrazar
(@lothrazar) reported
@mariorod1 @github every single use case ihave for the app just doesnt apply to me. i maintain many open source repositories. It feels like the app was designed for end users that are NOT coders, so they can check on issues they made to repos they DONT own. Was there any use cases for developers?
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Moderndayfreak bot
(@moderndayfreak1) reported
RT @alexjc: Just for the record: it's not considered fair use, @GitHub. It's highly controversial in the community. Multiple datasets have been removed from the internet because of such legal issues, and courts have forced companies to delete models built on data acquired …
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Malte Elson
(@maltoesermalte) reported
@lorraine_hope There are many options you can find simply by "chat room without registration". However, if it's for research, I would assume there are privacy issues with most of them. Alternatively you could use run a chat system on your own (university) server. Plenty of options on GitHub
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987123879113
(@_987123879113) reported
@jagofalltrades Is the project on Github or something like that? A view probably isn't the main issue but it's hard to say for sure without seeing the code. For example, if you're reading every song one by one instead of reading all of the best scores for x style at once, that'd hurt real bad.
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Yanick
(@yenzie) reported
Beside the humongous legal issues, am i the only one to find the very concept of Github Copilot insulting? It feels like being replaced by a Terminator running Eliza and a yolo mindset.
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Sayak Paul
(@RisingSayak) reported
@Kirti69895678 Without an elaborate use-case, I am not convinced. And for any additional requests, I suggest you use the TensorFlow Discuss Forum or GitHub issues.
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Lothrazar
(@lothrazar) reported
@mariorod1 @github As a user, i want to check on all new issues submitted to any of my new repos. Cant do that. no issue filter for that. same with PR tab
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Lothrazar
(@lothrazar) reported
@mariorod1 @github I can't click on a label to filter by that label on issues view. Web works.
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James Timmins
(@JamesTimmins) reported
Niche tweet, but Github's API uses the same object to represent Pull Requests and Issues, and it's a nightmare to work with.
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Luke Hefson
(@lukehefson) reported
@jhutchings0 @zkat__ @github Ok, so I’m 90% sure that this is because you may have `type: checkbox` instead of `type: checkboxes`. We’re exploring more and working on a fix – but in the meantime you might want to drop into the command line to fix it out of the web view. Sorry!!
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Surendar Vinayagamoorthy | 4️⃣0️⃣5️⃣4️⃣
(@radnerus93) reported
Question: While building an enterprise application, can we use @github's co-pilot? It does send data to it's server to get the results, right? Or they may build a enterprise solution for the same.
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Daniel Dietrich
(@danieldietrich) reported
@mittie A problem with training a ML model might be to decide which examples are 'good' code. I can imagine that GitHub Copilot's base is the whole GitHub code base. Future code might be based on copilot, so the future model might be trained based on its own output. 🤔
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Lothrazar
(@lothrazar) reported
@mariorod1 @github When i click my issues it doesn't show my issues. I want a list of issues submitted to MY repos from people
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Matt
(@MattNT11) reported
I'll chuck it on github in a sec. Just trying to iron out some issues.