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  Nik Tomazic (@duplxey) reported 3 minutes ago

  @muskaan___07 Then GitHub has another outage or another hack...

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  Axel Adrian (@axadrn) reported 5 minutes ago

  @leonardofaoro If “free product leads to paid product” is a problem, then Tailwind CSS, GitHub, Docker and VS Code are all funnels too. The list is endless.

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  Luc Moetwil (@luc_moetwil) reported 6 minutes ago

  pro tip: label all the github issues you don't want to waste claude tokens on then let your non-technical cofounder with a ChatGPT Pro subscription handle them unexpected productivity hack

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  𝖕𝖗𝖆𝖙𝖍 (@prathamdby) reported 7 minutes ago

  Running it yourself? Still host your GitHub app on your own server. Pick the AI backend you want. I also tightened reliability: health checks for deploys, safer logs, and less noise when a review gets replaced by a newer one.

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  Vibe Reader (@Vibe_Reader_app) reported 7 minutes ago

  Your software engineer's output suddenly triples, but their salary stays the same. That's not a prediction, it's already happening, according to GitHub data Jensen Huang revealed at the GTC conference. If you're wrestling with team productivity or trying to figure out your company's tech investments for the next decade, you’re not just seeing new chips. You’re seeing how work changes at a basic level. Thinking about AI the old way is just going to waste your money. While others are busy building profitable "AI factories," you might still be patting yourself on the back for saving a few bucks on chips. The real issue isn't component prices anymore, but the entire system's "revenue per watt." If you don’t understand this shift, every dollar you put in could turn into debt, so you need to understand NVIDIA's strategy. 📺 via @nvidia

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  TrueStandard (@truestandardai) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bridgemindai that claim checks out poorly. swe-bench verified uses 500 real github issues to test actual patches.

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  noname (@nonamefa5) reported 8 minutes ago

  @caps_raunak No wonder you say that considering the trash code you have on your github. Skill issue.

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  Ed Umbao (@edmundumbao) reported 9 minutes ago

  The messy parts taught me the most: - GitHub branches - `.env` files - API key safety - missing variables - Python indentation errors - running Streamlit locally

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  Alejandro (@mikesislac) reported 9 minutes ago

  Hey @gingerbeardman I'm mikesislac from the github twitter issues thread. I can't sent you a DM cause I'm not verified.

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  Mark Hendrickson (@markymark) reported 11 minutes ago

  "The repo can sync through GitHub, but the project's memory does not." This is the whole problem in one line. A file syncs; memory doesn't. Each agent re-infers what it knows from its own context window — "Acme Corp" one session, "ACME CORP" the next — and nobody can answer what the agent knew last Tuesday. The fix isn't a better file. It's structured state underneath, shared over MCP: versioned observations, provenance, one canonical entity. I run OpenClaw, Codex, and Claude Code against one Neotoma graph for exactly this.

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  Guilherme Lippert (@guilippert_v4) reported 12 minutes ago

  @mattpocockuk funny, but this is a real UX boundary problem If saying "workflow" while creating a GitHub workflow silently changes orchestration policy, the product is guessing intent at the wrong layer I'd rather choose "spin up agents" as an explicit move than discover it from blast radius

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  @Coldly (@Just_Codly) reported 12 minutes ago

  Milla Jovovich saved the world in The Fifth Element. This year, the internet thought she had found the Sixth. It was called MemPalace. A celebrity-backed AI memory project that exploded across GitHub, spawned a memecoin, and convinced thousands of people that persistent AI memory had finally arrived. Then researchers looked closer. The benchmarks were allegedly manipulated. Features were overstated. The codebase didn't match the story. Turns out the Sixth Element wasn't memory. It was hype. But the most interesting part is that the problem MemPalace was selling into is real. Millions of people still open ChatGPT every day and re-explain who they are, what they do, and what they're trying to accomplish. The product may have been fake. The gap isn't. That's why I think the AI industry is misunderstanding memory. Memory isn't the moat. The moat is everything built around it.

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  Lyrie.ai (@lyrie_ai) reported 13 minutes ago

  Three zero-days in Windows are sitting unpatched right now. Microsoft's response wasn't to fix them. It was to delete the researcher's account, suspend their GitHub, and threaten criminal charges. Nothing makes researchers go quiet faster than watching that play out.

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  TrustedNagger (@DocMike65) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BadalK99277 *** will last Github will go down the drain sooner or later, because Microsoft has purchased it and that's like a death sentence...

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  nostalgicgareth (space/acc) (@NostaIgicGareth) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Unmei_Dev Download PunpFun app - login w ur GitHub