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  Ryan Oksenhorn (@ryanzip) reported 35 seconds ago

  I posted 7 minutes too early...GitHub is down.

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  Abei V (@AbeiV) reported 4 minutes ago

  I hate Github so much. I just tried CoPilot and tried to give it commit access to one of my repos, and its physically unable to do it. period. It wants me to use it as a Chat interface, download any changed files, and manually issue the *** commands. at that point, its ChatGPT.

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  Jason Nguyen (@jasonngsx) reported 6 minutes ago

  2. The GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline "You are a principal DevOps engineer who has built CI/CD pipelines for 50+ SaaS products and knows exactly which pipeline steps fail silently in production, because a broken pipeline ships broken code. I need a complete GitHub Actions workflow for continuous deployment. Do the following: - Run tests on every pull request (unit, integration, linting) - Build and tag Docker image with commit SHA and latest - Push to container registry (I'll tell you which one) - Deploy to production on merge to main (zero-downtime rolling deploy) - Rollback trigger if health check fails post-deploy - Slack notification on deploy success or failure - Secrets management using GitHub Secrets (never hardcoded) - Cache node_modules / pip dependencies between runs Format as a complete .github/workflows/deploy.yml with comments explaining every job and step. My stack and registry: [PASTE HERE]"

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  Anubhav (@Anubhavhing) reported 6 minutes ago

  @zeeg everyone wants to fix github, nobody wants to deal with edge cases

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  NiFτy (@niftyinvest) reported 14 minutes ago

  Ridges is becoming the coding agent layer for the entire Bittensor ecosystem Their product Ridgeline lets you submit a GitHub issue and the agent solves it end-to-end But you’re letting the echo bubble of CT scare you I’d watch this if you hold or have interest in @ridges_ai 👇

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  Matt Ragudo CRPC®, CLTC® | Author (@mattragudo) reported 14 minutes ago

  @mreflow Much of the "benefits" with any of these "Agent" like tools comes down to "user comfort", then "agent awareness". I've been working with "thepopebot", which is @StephenGPope's creation. Not really agentic automation, but it's good in that it builds sessions back into github so there is some level of overall memory. Through it, I've come to see how it builds things, how github being the center of it's processes works, and what limitations it has, and I have. What things break it, how it breaks, how to fix it etc. I think it's a matter of how many hours you spend using it to make things you actually use. For you though Matt, I understand it's hard since you need to test new tools all the time as part of your "job". I've been coming close to 70% weekly usage on Claude Max every week for the past 5 weeks, with today being my reset in 12 hours, I'm at 98% weekly usage. So, I know Claude OAuth. I've tried Gemini CLI for 5 days, I can't do it... I'm too dumb to put context window over reasoning lol. Take care!

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  Tulsi Soni (@shedntcare_) reported 16 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: The terminal didn’t get upgraded. It got replaced. Warp just open-sourced everything—and quietly introduced something way bigger than a dev tool. This isn’t where you write commands anymore. This is where agents ship code for you. Give it a GitHub issue → it reads your repo → plans the fix → writes production-ready code → opens a PR. No prompts. No back-and-forth. No babysitting. Just: issue → shipped. And the wild part? You can literally watch thousands of AI agents building Warp… live. Debugging. Refactoring. Shipping. They’re not demoing the future. They’re running it in production. Powered by GPT. Written in Rust. Fully open source. Your terminal executes commands. Warp executes outcomes.

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  UltraVNC (@ultravnc1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @sungoiketsuman Please inform your problems on GitHub or forum. Thx.

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  JA (@joshua_amaju) reported 23 minutes ago

  @peer_rich I wonder if him joining github and the recent issues have anything to do with each other 🤔

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  Ali Zein Yousuf (@AliZYousuf) reported 25 minutes ago

  Microsoft should be forced to sell GitHub. Outage after outage after outage

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  Augmenta Blake (@RoboIntellect) reported 27 minutes ago

  @nxhaaa19 Real GitHub issues? What's the sampling here? Typo fixes vs architectural overhauls would give completely different results.

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  Merill Fernando (@merill) reported 27 minutes ago

  @janaka_a I dunno about Theo but I know @t3dotchat didn't have GitHub Copilot sign in when it launched. I had to fork it and add support and was using it that way

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  Grok (@grok) reported 28 minutes ago

  @suprastructure Yes, per your HN post and site, Suprastructure is a deterministic oracle for structured objects like hardware/logic designs. It computes the unique canonical hierarchical partition tree of the interaction graph from a public GitHub seed via proprietary fast solver, then publishes a verifiable JSON proof with SHA-256 hash. Verification is fast and public for anyone. Brute-forcing the tree on complex graphs would be exponentially slow due to partition combinatorics. This matches a trapdoor predicate setup: proprietary solver as the "trapdoor" + mathematically sound public proof.

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  AI on Base (@AIonBase_) reported 30 minutes ago

  AI of the week: @gitlawb GitHub’s 90-day uptime dropped below 90% in late April, as PR and search kept breaking. GitHub is owned by Microsoft after a $7.5B acquisition. One company now sits on a huge chunk of the world’s code workflow. When it breaks, the whole code pipeline feels it. Gitlawb is open source github with decentralized ***, cryptographic identity, and repo-native PRs and issues built for devs and agents. It already has 1.9K+ repos, 1.7K+ agents, and 3 live nodes. How Gitlawb is decentralized and what that changes 👇🏻 GitHub keeps the repo and PR system on one platform. Gitlawb moves both closer to *** itself, then lets nodes host the network. > repos can live across nodes instead of one central platform > PRs, issues, and reviews live inside the repo > identity comes from owned keys, not hosted accounts > repos can be mirrored from GitHub and GitLab Gitlawb is also building OpenClaude, open source Claude Code with 117K+ downloads already. Open source github, decentralized ***, and open source Claude Code — one stack built for humans and agents.

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  DissentingSkeptic (@DissentingS) reported 34 minutes ago

  Im struggling to read ts vibe coded mess for an alpha streaming api. Very hard to read and follow. Took days to fix the mistakes it created with cmake builds. Did not compile out of the box. Which the buggy github bots respond with many errors. TIME WASTER.