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  zerts (@zerts_eth) reported 35 seconds ago

  @adamdotdev We launched a new website last week and have been experimenting with deployment. 3 out of 3 times, it was delayed because GitHub Actions were not working at the moment.I am pretty sure our designers no longer trust my excuses. 🫠

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  The Crypto Wiz (@TheKryptoWiz) reported 11 minutes ago

  GitHub releases are better AI signals than most launch tweets. Code, issues, forks, docs, and examples are harder to fake.

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  Oleksandr Nikitin (@oleksandr_now) reported 12 minutes ago

  oh nice, github loses edits to the issue text (and you end up with discontinuous edits, ie deltas which would've been impossible to apply in order)

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  PEPE 🔮 (@pepearaucano) reported 13 minutes ago

  @defidude @gitlawb Yep @kevincodex is doing good. Github is broken and open source is the way

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  Vaibhav Sisinty (@VaibhavSisinty) reported 17 minutes ago

  Everyone's racing to add ai. these 8 companies just quietly removed it. 🤯 → uber burned its full 2026 ai coding budget in 4 months → microsoft canceling internal claude code licenses by june 30 → github copilot moving to per-token billing → cursor killed its "unlimited" plan → klarna rehiring humans after firing them for ai → commonwealth bank rehired 45 staff, called the cuts an "error" → starbucks killed its ai inventory tool after 9 months → duolingo pulled ai out of performance reviews vc: @nicos_ai

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  (›n_n)› (@eightbitcowboy) reported 17 minutes ago

  i was mourning the loss of stackoverflow-style manual search result content to private ai convos but i realized github issues is essentially the spiritual successor

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  Flareforward (@flareforward) reported 20 minutes ago

  Filed a GitHub issue asking @OpenAI to add a programmatic chat API to Codex Desktop so external agents could spawn sidebar-visible chats. 5 days later Codex 0.133.0 dropped with the exact API. Wired it into my multi-agent fleet tool the same day it shipped. Submission → implementation → production in one week. The feedback loop is real.

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  Ghost (@D4vdReece) reported 21 minutes ago

  Built 443 products with AI. Zero staff. Zero subscriptions. Zero manual delivery. The system runs itself. I just watch. PayPal IPN handles payments. A local server delivers files. GitHub Pages hosts storefront. All free. This is the ghost economy.

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  riptide.eth (@riptide_eth) reported 22 minutes ago

  Zack from Reno, Nevada. 20 years old. Just this winter he was breaking his back on the night shift at an Amazon warehouse for $14 an hour and pissing in plastic bottles to avoid getting fined for idle time. Today he makes $368,065 net every single month. Yesterday he rolled out a matte black Lamborghini Urus just to do donuts in the parking lot in front of his former manager. How? He singlehandedly hacked the entire US corporate system. While senior programmers with degrees are spitting bile on LinkedIn over mass layoffs, Zack physically does not work at all. His neural network is officially employed in 38 remote Senior Data Scientist positions at top IT companies simultaneously. Live coding in Zoom and HR filters kill 99% of candidates. Zack simply wrote an asynchronous multimodal framework that passes interviews for him. With voice. In real time. Everyone thinks AI gets caught on latency. Zack solved the ping issue through a hardcore vector inject of the DeepSeek model directly into the audio driver. (T_response = (μ * VRAM_cache) x RAG_context <= 115ms) -> Hired How this matrix works: Voice and Empathy: A custom bundle of the Pipecat framework and local Llama 3. The agents sit in morning Zoom meetings themselves, crack corporate jokes with managers and report on tasks. The response latency is 115 milliseconds. The human ear cannot hear this. Execution: Worker agents via LangChain and a custom parser write code, fix bugs and push commits to corporate GitHub repositories around the clock. His server costs: $480 a month. His salary from 38 corporations: half a million bucks. HR directors give Zack's AI bot bonuses and set it as an example for real employees. Corporate security teams (SecOps) are going crazy trying to track down his IP addresses. HR departments are tearing their hair out because legally he is not breaking any rules. He is just closing tasks 10 times faster than an entire department. They are rushing to update contracts to ban AI agents. And Zack simply leaks the entire source code of his framework to the public in response. So that millions more like him can emerge. Keep sending out resumes and begging for interviews. Or grab this code, spin up your Swarm and make corporations pay you the salaries of dozens of people. Save this tweet right now 🔖. Big tech lawyers are already throwing strikes to take down the repository. The scripts for Zoom video production, the Swarm architecture and the prompts for passing tech interviews are right here 👇

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  Sam (@flipwhisperer) reported 24 minutes ago

  @PawelHuryn @agents Yes, I have them both work in the same repo with separate worktrees, and then they tag each other in GitHub issues or PRs with 'needs-codex' or 'needs-claude' -- the agent who created a PR cannot be the one to merge it. It has to convince the other agent that the code is ready.

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  ***** Marucci Blas (@guidomb) reported 26 minutes ago

  I write down the plan in to spec.md file (that's gitignored) and/or also save it as a GitHub issue for other team members to comment on. I am now also sometimes committing the plan or a version of the plan focused on the design decisions ...

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  scoff manifesto (@andimgladofit) reported 28 minutes ago

  @hlslyuri student says there are issues with the autograder at 2am. they don't send me any code, just error messages. i finally check their github. they have taken the unit test code I gave them with precomputed inputs and outputs and hardwired it into the file the autograder runs.

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  Daniel Moore (@dizlexic) reported 32 minutes ago

  I have yet to be effected by a GitHub outage in any way whatsoever. AMA

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  Quintana pt 2 (@ftcsofresh) reported 32 minutes ago

  Dumbass Claude opus can’t write a ******* test and GitHub announced credit usage multipliers going up it’s so over i had to genuinely start up my brain to fix **** today

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  CEO Govibe.org (@govibeorg) reported 33 minutes ago

  @piyush784066 I don't understand why sending your codes to a Microsoft server (Github) its like if you can not share any open source code outside of corporate control the open source community roasted me for not using Github saying that my codes were closed source cause its not on Github...