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  Gezi (@Gezi_lzq) reported 5 minutes ago

  I noticed that issues created by github-actions can be queried via gh cli, but cannot be seen on the page. It should be a GitHub BUG... @githubstatus @github

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  Gezi (@Gezi_lzq) reported 8 minutes ago

  @morizotter Same issue here, the issues I lost were also created by GitHub Actions

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  Frooxius @ MFF - frooxius.bsky.social (@Frooxius) reported 9 minutes ago

  @hideki Would you be willing to make GitHub issues with a report on those issues so we can address them?

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  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 10 minutes ago

  @github the problem is, most people don't actually want their project to be accessible.

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  Ilya Kabanov (@dr_kabanov) reported 11 minutes ago

  What happened last week worth your attention? Verizon's 2026 DBIR puts vulnerability exploitation as the #1 breach vector at 31%, while full CISA KEV remediation fell to 26% from 38% last year. Separately, 8 GitHub repos with 172K combined stars resell unauthorized Claude, GPT, and Gemini access, and almost half of calls hit a different model than advertised while every prompt is logged on the operator's server. And an IEEE S&P 2026 paper from Columbia and USC showed an official deep-learning compiler silently flips predictions in 31 of the top 100 HuggingFace image classifiers, no attacker involved. Plus LLM monitors that lose 2-30x detection rate as agent transcripts grow, and LLM IR drafts that flip recommendations on identical breach data. Happy Tuesday!

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  Quentin Kasseh (@quentinkasseh) reported 11 minutes ago

  I've started to get suspicious of the phrase "agent-ready". GBrain hit GitHub a few weeks ago, YC put company-brain shape on its Summer Request for Startups, and I'm getting the same itch about that phrase too. Both sound as if the important milestone is the system finally talking to tools, finally remembering things. The agent can call APIs, move between apps, fire off actions without a person hand-holding it the whole way. The brain can recall every meeting, every account, every thread. That does matter. But it also creates a slightly misleading picture, because it makes the infrastructure milestone sound like the trust milestone. The trouble usually shows up earlier than people expect. Not in the action itself, and not in the memory either, but in what the action and the memory inherited. Say a duplicate cluster gets treated as one account when it really contains several distinct business objects. Or a regional entity gets treated as the whole company. Framed that way, "context" starts to sound like too soft a word for what's going on. What's actually sitting underneath is a set of design decisions about boundaries, permissions, rollups, history, and identity. The agent doesn't invent those. The brain doesn't either. Both inherit them. So when people treat the whole thing as a prompting problem, or a memory problem, they're often looking in the wrong place. The model can only work with the object it was handed. If that object arrives in a distorted shape, clean reasoning just produces a cleaner mistake. A brain wired to the same object remembers the mistake longer. Memory isn't the layer. Meaning is.

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  Njuguna Mureithi (@mureithi_me) reported 14 minutes ago

  The problem here is marketing. I bet such platforms exist on Github and Gitlab. In marketing you will be competing with Uber which is willing to take a $5bn loss per year.

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  Dheeraj (@one_dheeraj) reported 15 minutes ago

  $100 in AI tokens and 2 hours later... my @github self-hosted runner still isn't doing anything. No error messages. Just pure, silent failure. I am losing my mind. 🙃📉 #TechStruggles #DeveloperLife

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  Kevin Deng 🦋 @sxzz.dev (@sanxiaozhizi) reported 16 minutes ago

  The npm registry has no proper issue tracker. Feedback gets dumped into a GitHub Discussions space, mixed with everything else, rarely getting an official reply. npm is critical infra for millions of devs. It deserves a dedicated, staffed, public tracker. This isn't optional.

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  Chris Kearney (@SiliconForested) reported 16 minutes ago

  I started ChonkBlocker as a free-time puzzle game back in Dec 2018. The old demo.gif I’m attaching was from the scrappy “can I even make this work?” era. Fast-forward to today: 731 commits, 168k LOC, 112 PRs, 517 GitHub issues, and roughly 240 active commit-session hours later, it’s becoming a real shipping game. Linux, macOS, Windows. Steam + Mac App Store paths. Online head-to-head multiplayer, matchmaking, Steam-friendly stats, broad SDL2/Steam Deck/controller support, native installers, CI release builds, and a lot of late-night “why is this one frame wrong?” energy. It started as a toy. Somehow it became a game.

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  Gian Giovani (@g_giovanii) reported 18 minutes ago

  @github any issue with action dispatching?

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  Zengineering (@Samhanknr) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ai_ops_lead Also GitHub slack etc have predictable per seat pricing and they are quite cheap all things considered. So the ROI was never top of mind. AI is expensive that’s the problem

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  Snorlax ⸙ (@i9carnation) reported 23 minutes ago

  **** I can't login into github.

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  Allison M. (@Quan2m2) reported 24 minutes ago

  Ofcourse github actions are having a ******* outage right when I am testing a new autonomous coding agent that I didn't think to add a flag to for ignoring github actions. come on @github how can you be so unreliable

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  ひで🎖️🎖️hidep (@hi_dep_g) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Bob_Kowalsky Thanks! It looks like GitHub Pages was having some issues on their side. It seems to be working fine now.