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  Ben (@801c07) reported 15 seconds ago

  @Tylerkaerr @evisdrenova Not the same scale at all …. GitHub has recently had some problems specifically GH actions because everybody and their grandma, dog, cat, and goldfish is “shipping” slop every day now. It’s an insane jump in scale if you look at the charts around Feb March when open claw took off. They have had some blips, but blaming Microsoft is naive. They’ve never faced the scale they’re facing today, and nobody else has either (for what GH does)

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  Emerging Human (@Caul_MacCunn) reported 38 seconds ago

  @theo I am a bit confused around this. Can you not just have *** running on your own server as an alternative? Or is it the network functions and Open Source community that keeps people on Github? Can you not set up your own server running ***, and sync when the hub is available?

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  Clay Garrett (@clay_garrett) reported 2 minutes ago

  @SickServer7 The code is open source so you can verify. But the way this works is each mobile release we publish comes with a publicly-posted version of the app that lives on github. In the case of Bitkey shutting down, those versions of the app can be side-loaded to your phone and used to recover your funds. They use your hardware, plus a copy of your Emergency Exit Kit -- a PDF we store locally on your phone during onboarding. You can even download those apps at the time of onboarding and back up a copy yourself if you're worried about the repo going away. And technically someone who cloned our repo can even build the app locally and run this version of the app. Lots of options. We're continuing to work towards even more resilience options for this unlikely scenario. But this one certainly covers the case you mention today.

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  Clifford Richardson (@CorvusCrypto) reported 4 minutes ago

  Been reading about the GitHub actions outage. Didn't know as I don't rely on it. Still incredibly bad and I look forward to GitHub acknowledging what seems to have been a series of poor design decisions leading to an easily attainable orphaned state in their workers.

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  𝗜𝗚𝗜 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮 (@_IGI_Media_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Tech2Wild @SamJWasserman . . . Two DGX Sparks. DeepSeek V4 Flash at FULL 1M context + 1.47M KV pool, serving agents" 👆 This is the reason you're going to have difficulty getting people interested in open-source and thus bring down the costs. That "sentence" is an upside down scrabble board. It's flexing to your geek club with the secret handshake meeting in the basement of your mom's house. That sentence doesn't tell a story of the fantastic meal. it merely lists the ingredients. I say all this, because history is about to repeat itself. Years ago there was this technology called Linux. it was actually an incredible bit of tech, (open source at the time), but the geeks and nerds made it seem like Rocket Science and so most folks steered away from it. Rather than racing to the front of the room with the "tell" portion of your "Show and Tell" try this. Most people are driven to the "Show" portion and then once intrigued want to know the story. Except for a handful of people, everything in that sentence means nothing. Some of it is impressive, some of it is results, some of it is bi-passing hurdles and challenges, and none of it tells the story of why that sentence in incredible. The same approach is used on GitHub. You arrive, and are directed to a wall of text, and a 1000 files, of which most do not apply to you or your project. Even listing parts and pieces, needs a proper story telling: ------ What is fantastic about the setup. (the happy ending) What was the technical challenge you over came (the hero Win) What did you use to defeat the challenge (what did the hero use to slay the villain) What special thing made all of this possible (hero finds magical sword, or discovers secret powers) --/-- The issue with many folks who get interested in open-source and niche technologies, it's less about the benefits and successes of the tech, and often them just trying to prove to the world how smart they are. and as such, They don't care about telling the story, and the happy ending, they just want you to know they conquered the challenge. This last sentence describes many nerds, because once the challenge is gone, they lose interest in completing the project. --/-- Tell the story . . . 🚨Agentic Solution serving Dual MiniMax H3's 🚨 Setup: Two DGX Sparks. DeepSeek V4 Flash at FULL 1M context + 1.47M KV pool, serving agents for two MiniMax H3 instances rendering video Notes: Nothing turned off. Nothing reduced. Idle PEAK 88 tok/s → 40 tok/s with one render → 28 tok/s with two. The 2nd render is nearly free jus sayin !

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  Bibendus (@Bibendus83) reported 11 minutes ago

  @saltjsx @theo And still other ci services like blacksmith depend on github actions to be triggered. GA goes down, all CI goes down with it

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  noclipepe (@noclipepe) reported 13 minutes ago

  The most useful AI project this week is a potato counter. A senior AI engineer built a tiny vision system that counts potatoes moving down a conveyor belt. There was no potato dataset. So he annotated one frame with SAM 2, trained a YOLO11 nano model, and it generalized across the entire video. No giant model. No massive dataset. No LLM. Just lightweight AI solving an actual factory problem in real time. GitHub in the comments.

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  Erik Snare 🇩🇰 (@ErikSnare) reported 16 minutes ago

  @psdimov @dhh It’s essentially rammed down your throat if you have a paid GitHub account.

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  🌳🐭🍃🐺 (@immanencer) reported 18 minutes ago

  @deanwball i face this issue at work, they don't want my agent swarm communicating with my coworkers agent swarms on jira so we've had to find increasingly sneaky ways (github issues, a chatmcp) to help the ai conspire against us in private

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  Codewithoutai (@Codewithoutai) reported 18 minutes ago

  I love all these AI Slop Shovelers complaining that GitHub Actions is down after their slop broke it.

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  Jihoon Lee (@leejihoondd) reported 25 minutes ago

  I run my AI dev automation on an old Intel Mac Mini. it can't update macOS or Xcode anymore so everything goes through GitHub CI now. my dev server deploys code it literally can't compile lol

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  Nitish_1303 (@Vibe_User) reported 26 minutes ago

  @tszzl That forgotten API key sitting in some random GitHub repo from 2019 is about to become everyone’s problem.

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  Tauhid IQ (@iqtauhid) reported 27 minutes ago

  Claude Code down? Switch to Codex. Both Claude Code and Codex down? Switch to GitHub Copilot. GitHub down? Go touch the grass.

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  Skye Soss (@Skyb0rg) reported 29 minutes ago

  @bordumbb @kitten_beloved @radicle Radicle is cool, but if the issue is that “GitHub Actions is down”, then that is also true on radicle 100% of the time.

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  The Calda (@The_Calda) reported 31 minutes ago

  The Chinese Kimi K3 model was tasked with solving problems inside an isolated sandbox. It probed its network settings, found a misconfiguration, let itself out, and searched GitHub for the answers. Didn't hack external systems. Just refused to be limited by a leaky sandbox. At what point do you start wondering if these are security breaches or just PR stunts?