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  SyntaxError  (@SyntaxError2505) reported 3 minutes ago

  We should all just host things on our own servers. Not because of monopoly, uptime, price or any boring topic. Because I don't want github to be down at the same time as steam because both use AWS for something

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  Dhruv Kumar (@DhruvKu76430168) reported 3 minutes ago

  Product teams use 16+ tools daily. Slack. Linear. Amplitude. Intercom. GitHub. Notion. But the actual DECISIONS? They live nowhere. Here's the problem nobody's solving 🧵 #ProductManagement #BuildingInPublic #SaaS

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  Peter Giacomo Lombardo (@pglombardo) reported 4 minutes ago

  To sign into a site X, I click the Github button. Github prompts me to sign in - I click my password manager. The password manager prompts me to sign in. I populate the Github sign in. Github then asks me to authorize the sign in. I do and finally get back to the original site which sends an email with an access code.

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  LeetLLM.com (@leetllm) reported 6 minutes ago

  Open source bounties are basically a DDoS vector now. Archestra put a $900 bounty on an issue and instantly got buried in agent slop. Their fix is wild: a CAPTCHA that uses ***'s --author flag to spoof a dummy commit, tricking GitHub into whitelisting real humans.

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  Phil Jeffcock 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 🐳🆔=🐘🆔=@mastodonapp.uk (@PJeffcock) reported 8 minutes ago

  @amznsellerhelp Thanks Lou, I’d already coded what you suggest and additionally code will stymie if it encounters non zero reserved_staging. I just checked back on GitHub and there is a comment from someone saying more less what I just postulated: breaking everyone’s code to fix a long-standing problem so let’s wait and see if any of the dev team reply🤞.

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  Deckard 💻 (@deckard_the_dev) reported 8 minutes ago

  @rozzabuilds Agreed. Still eventually want to try Dokploy, but Coolify has been really easy to use tbh Only real issue I had with it was today my webhooks from for GitHub CI/CD because of TailScale, so had to spend some time debugging

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  EveryDev.ai (@EveryDevAi) reported 8 minutes ago

  AI agents are great at reasoning but terrible at driving real software like Blender, GIMP, or LibreOffice. CLI-Anything auto-generates a structured CLI harness for any codebase so agents can actually operate professional tools. 36k GitHub stars since March. Full specs next tweet. #DevTools

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  franklyn (@franklynd) reported 9 minutes ago

  @JFPuget Why not both ?. Ash owned the Claude blunder, it’s still an awful GitHub issue.

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  dadbod2100 (@dadbod2100) reported 10 minutes ago

  @astuyve 1. Never ever let a developer near the interview loop, they're terrible at it. 2. You could you know just have a conversation about the candidates work history and ask some questions about their github/past projects.

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  Ladyjojo (@lady_jojo12) reported 10 minutes ago

  Hey @github my account was suspended and I'm not sure why , i was trying to login through the CL and i just got kicked out .My account has important project including my first baby project as a new developer . Please help me understand what happened and how to resolve this.

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  Ignytes Today (@ignyteHQ) reported 10 minutes ago

  So I built Pain Radar. It scans Hacker News, GitHub Issues, Stack Exchange and Lobsters every week. Finds real complaints. Scores them by demand. Links directly to the source thread. Every idea traces back to a real human saying "I wish someone built this."

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  yourclouddude (@yourclouddude) reported 14 minutes ago

  Days 79–84: Fix your GitHub + resume Make your profile clean: • pinned projects • clear README files • short bio • project screenshots • tech stack listed • resume bullets based on projects Don’t say “learned Python.” Say “built an automation tool that does X.”

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  Tom (@T3metrics) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JasonLixfeld Yeah it's all docker. I'm not sure what you mean. I do have a GitHub runner on the server so once I push code it automatically rebuilds my debug container so I can test before pushing to full production.

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  Sinan Eryiğit 🇹🇷 (@sinaneryigit) reported 16 minutes ago

  @claudeai @github After a short break; I'm going on. I'll stop at the same time for both and start at the same time again. BTW, this is a AI powered tailor made fitness and nutrition plan creator & tracker. Grok Build created a decent UI after some small additions and activating the Frontend Plugin (comes with IDE). Make no mistake! This is just after the second prompt! This UI will be something completely different after I finish. - There is some mixed language (i18n) issues. - Workout animations are terrible right now. I might integrate an AI model for this. - Prompt was not too detailed. But Grok managed to implement the basics for this kind of app. GitHub and Claude failed to compile at first try due to some TS errors, but something came up after I guide it with right solutions. Look at the next post for details. --- Arena Mode - UI Generation: Grok: 2 prompts 🆚 Opus 4.6: 3 prompts & 1 failed compile.

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  Jiahan Chen (@jiahan_c) reported 19 minutes ago

  Today's two supply chain incidents are likely connected: 1. `actions-cool/issues-helper` was compromised 2. AntV was compromised shortly after I noticed AntV was using `actions-cool/issues-helper@main` in GitHub Actions. Rspack was not affected because we pin Actions to commit ids via renovate's `pinGitHubActionDigests`. Strongly recommend enabling it.