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  ARAMEON (@NeoAramean) reported 1 minute ago

  @gregisenberg Why is this needed? The same people that are getting into software now are vibecoding and the harness they use is perfectly capable of using *** and push code to github. A non issue really

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  Her Excellency (@DorcasChidinma) reported 6 minutes ago

  Is GitHub down?

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  shaki (@shakiXBT) reported 6 minutes ago

  one more github actions outage and i end it all

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  Chris 👽 (@VeryBullishGuy) reported 8 minutes ago

  @namespacelabs this is one of the smartest capex calls in infra right now and its not even close. apples license only lets macOS run on apple hardware, and only two VMs per machine. thats not a policy on a pdf somewhere, its enforced in code. try to boot a third one and the framework just errors out. so if you want to sell iOS CI you have to physically own the metal. no way around it. thats why AWS has to lock a dedicated host for a 24 hour minimum just to stay compliant, which is completely useless for a 6 minute build. and its why github charges about 10x for a mac minute vs linux, 6 cents against half a cent. that spread IS the business. apple killed the mac pro in march and has no server product at all now. so custom shelves full of consumer hardware is the only play anyone has. this isnt an unboxing video, its a barrier to entry.

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  Karan🧋 (@kmeanskaran) reported 8 minutes ago

  Guys, If you want to learn A to Z of AI/ML in 2026 not like 2019 then I have a big update for you. This the repo where I am working with @sanshinde2012 on creating a open-source runbook to cover: - Pre-requists of ML - Data foundation - Core mL - Feature Enigneering - Deep Learning - AI Engineering - MLOps - Inference Engineering - Making projects and portfolio With resources in one place, I will be actively contributing to this repo and if you have any doubts and topics to add/request then raise issues or PR. We will merge it. This is not a static one-way runbook. We want the engineers with experience should contribute and make the best possible way to learn AI/ML/LLMs/MLOps according current's market. Check comment for GitHub link.

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  Rui Almeida (@ruibeard) reported 9 minutes ago

  @dhh @mischavdburg The Omarchy skill could include instructions to automatically submit the fix to GitHub when it actually solves drivers/HW related problems. Those could then be scanned to apply the fix upstream

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  aviral (@aviralgarg05) reported 11 minutes ago

  Looks like @cursor are about to drop some update to origin coz @github is down again

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  Abhishek (@raftywate) reported 11 minutes ago

  GitHub is experiencing issues again?

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  Simon Lee (@smoon_lee) reported 12 minutes ago

  @iam_edh I was, it broke like 2 hours ago, so I gave up. I was happily building and testing and the BAM, GitHub goes down

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  RobitOverload (@10_X_eng) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Aluminumovercst Hell yes. (In a GitHub issue please)

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  Karina Chow (@karomancer) reported 18 minutes ago

  @andrewhoyer One of the things that pushed me over the edge and got my to quit full time was we had a VP of engineering who put GitHub report cards in place to evaluate job performance. It would give you a letter grade based on lines committed, number of commits, number of issues closed, etc. It did not look at PRs reviewed, comments on others PRs, lines deleted, architecture docs made, meetings ran, presentations given, etc If you got a C or D, you were given a PIP and put on the chopping block. If you got an F, immediately fired I expressed my dissatisfaction and all I got back was "don't worry though you're safe". Then I got a D because most of my time was spent writing docs and reviewing PRs, was told don't worry, then I quit lol Good news that VP was fired shortly after. I think he was literally brought in to trim the fat then be blamed for bad leadership after it was trimmed then get trimmed himself

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  William Okuno (@WOkuno) reported 18 minutes ago

  Not GitHub actions going down again ;(

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  Seth Rubenstein (@SethRubenstein) reported 18 minutes ago

  @jeffr0 You can just expect GitHub to go down in between 10-12 eastern time now, every single day.

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  Shreyans Jain (@shreyansj) reported 24 minutes ago

  been a while since Github was down, I was getting worried

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  Egor (@klima_tm) reported 26 minutes ago

  I felt like there's huuuggee leverage in proper web search for AI agents. And of course it's obvious, but for some reason there hasn't been much talk about it — or I somehow missed it. Plain web search is weak, that's why I created the solution-scouting skill, so my agents dig through different solutions and tools really thoroughly — not just through web search, but through deep search across specific sources (GitHub repos, Reddit, X, etc). And it turned out that proper GitHub search was enough for me, since I never felt the need to wire up anything sophisticated for deeper in-platform search on X and Reddit. But... I wired Exa in as an extra tool outside this skill, just to see how it'd work, and I found it incredibly useful — though mostly for my personal agents, not the coding ones. For code specifically, semantic search feels like the wrong tool, at least logically (tho maybe I should try it there too). And yep, a few days ago my experience got backed up again by one of swyx's issues. Also, an honest review of the solution-scouting skill: incredibly effective, but I rewrote the description in my local copy (will push it to gh soon). The previous one was too aggressive, so it sometimes fired on any turn containing "build"/"implement" — even when we were working on an already-agreed architecture, which made it redundant.