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  Matthew Belcher (@Trigun420) reported 44 seconds ago

  @reach_vb For the in-app browser I constantly get codex telling me that localhost is blocked by my own security policies. I have tried adding it to the allowlist, updated config.toml, etc.. Is there a fix for this? Github issues are present as well...

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  Jacob C. Edmunds (@JacobCEdmunds) reported 2 minutes ago

  I didn’t read 24,000 lines of code But I did look through the X algorithm on GitHub Here’s 6 implications for creators based on the newly published code: 1. Followers are not dead 2. Niching down is essential 3. Rage baiting is dangerous 4. Overposting hurts your reach 5. Space out your posts 6. Don’t post spam This is a completely new system If your reach is down, learn to adjust

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  Sybre Waaijer (@SybreWaaijer) reported 2 minutes ago

  @dannyvankooten Hi Danny! Yes, it's a known issue with WP 7.0. It's a "floating" title that dynamically calculates its offsets. It appears only when you input text, and it should take the appearance of the text input. In WP 7.0, they messed with the height and line height of the input fields, and the calculator doesn't account for these yet. The colored checkboxes on the SEO Settings page are also broken (but the next update makes them much better). And the new odd 3-color "modern" admin scheme lets the dynamic color scheme fall back to the old "fresh" one (because 3 isn't 4 -- this will also be much better in the next update). Some backstory: WordPress still doesn't provide a proper styling API. Many devs complained about these changes in various tickets, so I held off to see if they would be addressed (obviously, they haven't). Then WP 7.0's release was delayed, so I just kept developing new features, and my release schedule got messed up. Then GitHub Copilot announced major changes to its service, so I had to reorganize everything because I kept getting rate-limited (on their biggest subscription). To still make the most of it, I sprinted to launch another project (which turned into a marathon that consumed 1.216 billion tokens in 3 weeks—oops). All in all, this is why there's no update yet. TSF officially states that it's compatible with WP up to 6.9.4. The only thing that really changed with WP 7.0 is the jarring interface with the ever-so-more-jarring view transitions. I was secretly hoping they would revert all that, so I didn't feel the pressure to address it quickly. If anything, I'm eagerly awaiting a proper admin API, as any modern CMS should have. I just picked up development for TSF again. I still need to triage what's important and decide whether to release an update sooner rather than later.

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  Kirako (@kirako0o) reported 3 minutes ago

  four years of parallel computing coursework, C++ fluency, probably a CMU or Stanford pedigree that was the only real path to writing production CUDA kernels 18 months ago approach that's actually working now looks completely different GPU engineers at AI labs make $350k-$500k - and companies are hiring people who've never taken a single parallel computing class here's what the loop looks like: take a real inference problem - attention is too slow, or a model won't fit on one card write a naive CUDA kernel with claude, profile it with nsight, ask "why is this warp diverging?" claude walks you through the hardware behavior - memory coalescing, bank conflicts, occupancy math - all in context, while you're debugging something real you're not reading theory. you're fixing a number that's wrong 3 months of that and you have github PRs with real kernel optimizations, profiler screenshots, throughput deltas a kernel you brought from 8ms to 1.1ms tells a hiring manager more than a CS degree companies hiring GPU engineers now don't care about pedigree - they care about whether you can make hardware faster you don't need 4 years of prerequisites to learn that barrier didn't move - map to it did

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  Adam on X (@AdamOnXxxx) reported 4 minutes ago

  One time Fable 5 generated so much code GitHub asked it to slow down. @AnthropicAI #SaveFable5

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  MoDA (@mymoda_io) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Blondie23LMD @infiniteobjects Love WW and I can appreciate the cringe of wishing you had full control to avoid affiliation with a failed hardware product. But I throw no shade. Love the effort. Innovation includes risks of all kind. Can't win 'em all. I will get it loaded with Linux & a custom web server that lets me upload content to it, rotate through multiple pieces, zoom to fill, etc. Even plan to build a schedule for sleeping hours. But that's not the power of WW. I'm making it a controllable digital frame. Your solution is more sophisticated with (what I assume to be) connectivity to an API that reads on-chain, to display the data. I will make my work an open @github repo with instructions so others can use it. It would be fairly easy for your group to piggy-back off instructions for loading Linux to then load and use a version of your software. I am happy to help in any way, but really I'm just a tech tinkerer. You have smarter people on your team than me.

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  JPNESEBLDYMSSCRE (@JBM111SB) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation Hopefully a developer on GitHub, or two gets told about this extremely sad news about the website getting shut down, and not getting backed up so they can work on making a recreated version it. Without this. I will not be able to get help making any of my own retro RPG games.

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  Nicholas C. Zakas (@slicknet) reported 10 minutes ago

  @github QuickStart guide link is broken

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  Sai (@sbkcode) reported 14 minutes ago

  Github is down

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  Ada Lovelace 🇨🇦🇺🇦 (@AdaLovelaceAB) reported 16 minutes ago

  I jinxed it. Or GitHub signing server is actually down.

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  Hot Aisle (@HotAisle) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ryancarson @theo wasn't quite one line of code, but i used codex to just build this for me. the benefit that i am not moving my dependency from github to yet another provider. took 30 minutes and it ssh'd in as root to a VM on a server, wrote all the shell scripts/systemd, setup ephemeral, wrote me a set of instructions to follow to setup the gh app for security, wrote all the documentation. pretty impressed honestly.

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  Upscalp Futures Trading Assistant (@Upscalpfutures) reported 19 minutes ago

  @jqlive @steipete And yes, it's related to the database too. If you're using the Windows app, there's an issue where it gets split between WSL and Windows. Two versions basically. It's a known issue on the GitHub issues page if you want to track it.

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  Joseph 𓄿 (@Ebiowei1999) reported 23 minutes ago

  backend engineer interview question: you deploy a fix and error rates get worse. what do you check first: logs, metrics, rollback, or blame github actions?

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  Moondalorian (@moondaloriansol) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ziwenxu_ can you upload to a web server so we can all play, most normies dont know how to navigate github - if we can all easily engage that would be unreal build it out to multiplayer in the long run type ****. would be insane

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  Matthew Fornear | WINDFISH (@fixitorgotojail) reported 27 minutes ago

  @DavidSHolz agents need function-level leases. before touching a file, an agent claims ownership of specific functions via *** refs. any commit that touches a claimed function gets blocked server-side @github