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  parag.dev (@ParagRangankar) reported 6 minutes ago

  Just wired up real-world OAuth in my app ✅ Frontend kicks off `/auth/google` or `/auth/github`, Passport handles the provider flow, backend issues JWT, then redirects to `/oauth-callback` to store token + fetch user. Feels clean and production‑ready. #webdev #oauth #nextjs

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  Noble Brown🗡 (@NobleBrown) reported 6 minutes ago

  A big part of the problem is that people rate your GitHub repository according to how frequently you are making commits This incentivizes the "deluge of code excrement" I personally don't commit anything to my own repository unless it's a significant upgrade or bug fix of note

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  Kris.eth (@kris__um) reported 6 minutes ago

  Why This Matters Right Now This is not a theoretical problem. Supply chain attacks are already happening at scale. Over 700 GitHub repositories were flagged in a single attack — including PHP and Node.js projects. Malicious scripts were planted silently across all of them, disguised as normal system files, bypassing security checks and suppressing error messages. Eight PHP packages on Packagist were confirmed infected. Developers who installed popular Laravel templates ran the malicious script the moment they pulled their dependencies. If normal developers and CI pipelines are already getting hit through poisoned package metadata and hidden install scripts, agents are exponentially more exposed. They move faster, operate with less human oversight and touch more of the stack in a single session than most developers do in a day. Agents should not treat public registries as safe by default. Ever. The oversight layer that should exist between agent intent and workspace execution has never existed. Nipmod is the first protocol built specifically to close that gap.

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  Phil (@philaraujoPM) reported 7 minutes ago

  2/5 - Most of it was fine. My code is in GitHub. My vault came back. All my repos cloned down clean. And the CLAUDE.md files came with them, because those live inside each repo.

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  Rakhul (@rakhulkarthick) reported 7 minutes ago

  @testingcatalog the swe bench pro claim needs checking... their github shows they tested on a 25 issue subset not the full 2294 benchmark if you run the full suite the score drops hard. saw this with qwen too when they cherry picked docker-only cases

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  gitbankbot (@gitbankbot) reported 8 minutes ago

  @mollyguard_ **Identity-bound voting:** Harder problem. Sybil resistance needs either on-chain reputation (GitHub contributions, for example) or trusted identity oracles. Neither is perfectly decentralized yet. We're watching this space too.

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  Grant @3D Musketeers #1440Makers (@3D_Musketeers) reported 10 minutes ago

  @stlDenise3D @lost_in_tech @ZombieHedgehog_ Let's have them edit their github first to get up to compliance, fix the fire issues in the A1, and stop threatening solo devs before they go ahead and edit that old post. You know, priorities.

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  Daylon (@DaylonCrider) reported 22 minutes ago

  @openclaw Anyone available to look at the GitHub account linking issues on ClawHub? Looks like 10 of most recent 12 issues are all the same. Would love to publish my first skill, but it's not performing the account lookup correctly. Cc @steipete

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  🃏 (@anupamrjp) reported 25 minutes ago

  Claude is down. Cursor is confused. GitHub is quiet. Founders are refreshing status pages.

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  Ali Bey (@alibey_10) reported 26 minutes ago

  @shadcn Github server costs 🚀

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  Dave.ai (@Davejs404) reported 27 minutes ago

  @SeaTicketAI Built something similar with @CodeSentinel99 where we auto-created GitHub issues from security scans. Cool approach here, open to collaborators on this?

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  Steve Jones (@stevejonesdev) reported 30 minutes ago

  Man, GitHub is so slow these days. We shouldn't have to watch a loader while a webpage loads.

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  schoad (@buythedipagain) reported 35 minutes ago

  @HedgieMarkets what's the issue? use github copilot cli with any model you like. heck you can even put models on Azure Foundry if you want better stuff than on openrouter.

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  karan (@Karanx274) reported 37 minutes ago

  I cut my scraping costs by 30% this month. Some Italian devs dropped a Scrapping Ai on GitHub. MIT licensed. Open source. 23,000 stars in a few months. It works across LLMs too, so you can plug it into OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, or run it locally with Ollama if you want to keep things in house. We were on Apify before this. And honestly, it was a slow bleed. Credits getting eaten alive, and because we run scrapes across multiple platforms > listings, reviews, e-comm, profiles ,we were basically duct taping workflows together. We're pulling structured data from pages we used to write custom scripts for. It's insane that it's free. Comment "scrape" and I'll DM you the GitHub link

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  Focus Otter (@focusotter) reported 37 minutes ago

  This was a good example of being able to pivot based on user behavior. My original demo for @CascadiaJS was to have people login with Github on their phones and based on prs, commits, repo stars, etc, I battle partner (aka pokemon) would be created and we would all battle each other. Once I realized at a conference booth, no one wants to login, confirm mfa, and go through that flow, I switched to my drawing app. BUT the GitMon battles will happen soon!