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  Ulaş Difficile (@ulasdifficile) reported 15 seconds ago

  @dshukertjr @supabase GitHub issues are not enough?

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  Naomi June (@njkjh00) reported 2 minutes ago

  Beldex’s Electron Wallet has another security checkpoint worth watching. Aug 28 commit eef1f845: • wallet-directory fallback • explicit permission prompt • 7 files changed • +160 / -7 lines • branch: fix-security-review-findings GitHub shows the branch is still ahead of and behind master. That means something important: the security work is visible. the release is not there yet. Next checkpoints: review testing merge signed build release notes A security fix matters most when it reaches the software users actually install. @BeldexCoin

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  0xBakeer (@0xBakeer) reported 2 minutes ago

  The inference atlas got its first outside contributor this week, and he showed up with something I physically cannot measure: two DGX Sparks. @jtdavies (johntdavies on GitHub) ran the FP8 checkpoint of Qwen3.8-Flash-Next. That's 173 GB of weights, which does not fit in one 128 GB box at all. So he ran it tensor-parallel across both Sparks over the QSFP fabric, with Ray driving the second node. Here's why that's interesting. I run the same model on ONE Spark by mmap-ing its 51B-parameter lookup table off NVMe. Two completely different answers to the same problem: the model doesn't fit. The numbers came back nearly identical. Decode: 33.0 vs 33.6 tok/s. Time to first token: 481 vs 527 ms. Prefill at 32k: 2,306 vs 2,230 tok/s. Even power draw: 35 vs 36 watts. Two boxes, twice the silicon, a network in the middle. Same speed. Tensor parallel over RoCE buys you memory, not throughput, every layer pays an all-reduce over the wire, and on this fabric that eats roughly what the second GPU brings. People say this all the time. Now it's measured, on this exact model, with both configs public. His run notes are half the value of the contribution. One example: a DGX Spark drained from its cluster loses the clock governor and idles at 600 MHz of a 3,003 MHz ceiling. Benchmark it in that state and you silently publish numbers 4x too low. He caught it, unlocked the clocks, and wrote it down. That gotcha now lives in the atlas for the next person. Another: launching this model at its native 262k context wedged both boxes. His cell honestly says "this is a 32k number, don't read it as more." That's exactly the culture I want in this thing. Where the atlas stands now: 210 runs, 20 models, 19 devices, 10 engines, 2 contributors. 8 of 4,717 cells have a number. The rest are yours. Every grey square comes with the exact commands to fill it in about twenty minutes, and a 3090 counts as hardware. Links below. Thanks John. First Light badge earned

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  LeZe (@Zenivudu) reported 3 minutes ago

  @BADKIDSALLBET It sounds to me like the issue isn't the APK but rather that if the software doesn't have an approved signature from an app store. This will probably mess up some github projects but not people who are using a different app store to get JP apps for example.

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  L ψ η Λ r I🌙 (@LunariPro) reported 4 minutes ago

  v∞.19.26.181 ... atlas can now actually keep the evidence its own plans request. v180 found the right sources but lost them at the gate. now community rows and github implementations survive sufficiency and synthesis. internal fix, but it means the science checks out.

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  Steve (@sudosteve_) reported 5 minutes ago

  As a person who has produced code that sits on GitHub and has surely been consumed by AI model training, I do not care. From an environmental perspective, this is simply a short sighted issue to have with LLMs, and in my case, it was probably comparable to doing one load of laundry or driving to the grocery store and back.

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  Tung Air (@tungair87) reported 5 minutes ago

  Quick 5-minute setup to start coding: 1. Clone the proxy repository from GitHub 2. Run the local proxy server daemon 3. Export custom ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL to localhost 4. Launch `claude` CLI and build autonomously Zero credit card required. Pure open-source engineering.

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  oliver.mannion (@tweeshan) reported 6 minutes ago

  @haveanicedavid @superdoteng @zarifpr Is there a GitHub repo? How can I raise issues?

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  Simone Barbero (@daftsimo) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Shpigford 1/n I'm a marketer, but in the last 6 months I had more than 4000 commits to github for my own products. My current workflow is really slow: I plan everything in chatgpt/claude, I create a comprehensive roadmap.md and then work with codex to build it

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  Maciej Binkowski (@Matt_Binkowski) reported 10 minutes ago

  Quick look into GitHub and it seems there’s already a fix proposed waiting to be approved. Awesome.😎

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  tharshan (@tharshan_09) reported 16 minutes ago

  @hieudinh_ Their mobile app is good. But do you run into an issue where GitHub PR you can’t open from mobile app? It tells you it can only make the draft in cloud agents. But when I use desktop it works fine. .

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  Alex Kulikov (@startupenko) reported 17 minutes ago

  So, building in silence obviously is not a beneficial way for me as I thought at first. I began vibecoding with the first version of GitHub Copilot, and I've built/rebuilt a ton of ****** apps. This current year was dedicated to edTech apps: Inlay (unit manager for teachers), DrawPaw (lesson presentations), and one more app WIP. Still ******* zero results. I left my Product Design career to create my independence, creating my own apps on my own rules. Instead, I trapped myself in a gravity problem—I left my product design ship but did not land the solopreneur ship yet. Still shipping continuously, in silence, rarely posting inconsistent chunks. So, again, I have no ******* idea what to tell about my journey. I'm not an engineer, neither the best designer, just an undying striver trying to create my own independence.

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  HLevi (@haiderlevi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @kaybee1899 @GenLayer I’ve got a half-built GitHub repo where the README explains everything beautifully and the code basically says “TODO.” Would an unfinished repo still be useful evidence if the original pitch explains the problem well?

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  Allan MacGregor 🇨🇦 (@allanmacgregor) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Alina_Cameron @HydroOne I'm going to ignore the overly generic statement (not everyone wants that FYI) and lets instead talk about the rough reality. This isn't about maps. Canadian software runs on American infrastructure: Google Maps, AWS, Azure, Stripe, GitHub, Cloudflare. Three US companies have ~85% of our public cloud. Most of the SaaS stack isn't Canadian-owned either. There is no Canadian drop-in for any of that. “Build our own” is massive undertaking in a capital market that seems overly uninterested in Canada (worst fundraising since 2016, growth-stage gone, early-stage down 40%, no IPO since 2021) so where is the money coming from. Desire for Canadian vendors is not the same as the ability to produce them; and Canada keeps shooting itself in the foot by being overly regulated, overly taxed and heavily underinvested.

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