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  Kaidu (@xkaidus) reported 53 seconds ago

  @BHolmesDev @mattpocockuk the /handoff idea is smart but i feel like github issues would turn into a black hole for me do u tag them as someday or actually come back?

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  Beau Johnson (@BeauJohnson89) reported 2 minutes ago

  google antigravity just got an unofficial terminal path testerlingcodo/gemini-antigravity-cli > 253 stars on github > created 2 days ago > mit + typescript > terminal ai coding agent for gemini and antigravity > slash commands, mcp server, plugins, agentic workflows > supports gemini 2.5 / 3.5 flash and antigravity models this is the pattern to watch every frontier lab is going to need a codex style cli because builders dont want another chat tab they want the model living in the terminal where the repo already is

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  LeanCTX (@leanctx) reported 2 minutes ago

  Crossed 860 GitHub stars on lean-ctx. Wild that something I built to fix my own token bill is now used by thousands of devs.

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  Low Conviction (@lowconvictn) reported 3 minutes ago

  Microsoft just killed the AI coding tool its own engineers loved. The reason is brutal. It worked too well. In December, Microsoft gave thousands of its engineers access to Anthropic's Claude Code, running side by side with its own GitHub Copilot. Six months later, the verdict was in. Engineers picked Claude. They ignored Microsoft's own tool. So Microsoft is killing Claude Code by June 30. Nearly 100,000 engineers forced back onto the Copilot they already rejected. The leaked internal reason, per The Verge: "very popular, perhaps a little too popular." But popularity was only half the problem. The other half was the bill. - Per-engineer costs hit $500 to $2,000 per month - The same group runs Windows, Office, Teams, Outlook, and Surface - The cancellation lands exactly on the last day of Microsoft's fiscal year Then there is Uber. Uber gave Claude Code to 5,000 engineers. Adoption hit 95%. By April, they had burned through their entire 2026 AI budget. $3.4 Billion. Gone in four months. This is the ***** secret Big Tech will not say on an earnings call: The AI tools work. That is the problem. At scale, the tools that actually get used cost more than anyone budgeted for. The subsidy era is ending. The real bill is arriving. Is AI a productivity revolution, or just a cost nobody has figured out how to afford yet?

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  Ryoichi Ando (@ryichando) reported 3 minutes ago

  @_cgman_ @YouTube Please file an issue on the GitHub repository.

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  Manuel Schiller (@schanuelmiller) reported 4 minutes ago

  @NikilKuruvilla @Stephen10810 can you please create a GitHub issue for this?

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  U.S. Graphics Company (@usgraphics) reported 6 minutes ago

  @htmx_org I remember trying to get a list of issues + tags from Github API. It was GraphQL only. We're straying away from God and the universe hates us.

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  zxfrostbyte🔺 (@zxfrostbyte) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ThePrimeagen Oh my god. GitHub has been having issues for the last couple months. Takes forever to load a GitHub url more often than not. So annoying.

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  Willrich (@WillrichOstmann) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Ric_RTP Missing context. Microsoft canceled their internal Claude Code licenses, not "banned AI." They still run massive AI ops via OpenAI/GitHub Copilot. Token-based per-developer billing got too expensive at scale. That's different from "AI doesn't work." Different problem.

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  Tiger 🐅 (@tigerjvideo) reported 12 minutes ago

  @prades_maxime @tibor_tee @cursor_ai honestly nothing at the moment. for my use case it's a fantastic value. I had some initial trouble getting my stuff from antigravity & github ported over. But that was mainly due to me being unfamiliar with IDEs.

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  JesusIsGodAndKing (@JesusGodAndKing) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BetruetoitUK @AhmadNassri @SocketSecurity Socket’s docs are clear on the main mechanism. The GitHub write permission is for creating PRs, not for reading or rewriting your application source code that invokes the dependency. Socket says its patches are based on dependency data, and write access is used to create PRs showing patch changes for review. 
 Not your call-site code. For normal Socket Fix, it adjusts dependency manifests and lockfiles to get you onto a minimal compatible fixed dependency path. For Socket Certified Patches, it can add patch files into a .socket/ directory that apply targeted fixes to vulnerable package code during builds, not vendor/package a whole patched copy of the dependency.

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  Future (@futuree_88) reported 19 minutes ago

  the github actions breach should probably scare people a lot more than it currently does. not because github itself got exploited. but because of what the attack exposed about modern infrastructure. a compromised github action was able to leak CI/CD secrets from thousands of repositories simply because the automation layer was deeply trusted by default. that means: tokens, cloud credentials, deployment access, private keys, and production permissions were all sitting behind automated workflows with enormous authority. now imagine this same environment in a future dominated by AI agents. agents writing code. agents reviewing pull requests. agents pushing deployments. agents handling treasury actions. agents interacting with infrastructure automatically. suddenly the problem becomes very obvious. if one compromised workflow can expose thousands of secrets today, what happens when autonomous systems are connected directly to financial and operational infrastructure tomorrow? this is why governance is becoming one of the most important infrastructure problems in tech. not just smarter agents but governed agents. systems where permissions are scoped carefully. where execution can be verified. where sensitive actions require additional checks. where behavior is observable before damage spreads. i think this is part of what @Subzero_Labs and @RialoHQ are preparing for. because the agentic internet is coming very fast. and the current trust model clearly isn’t ready for it.

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  Izhan (@thefiltercage) reported 21 minutes ago

  @kirodotdev i am not able to upgrade to pro model since last week, i've tried multiple cards, but it always shows 'card is declined'. i contacted the support via email and they told me to raise an issue through github, ven though there are many duplicates for the same. fix asap!

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  Peo (@Peo_ie) reported 24 minutes ago

  @FL3SH34TER there's a fork of Citra called Citra MMJ, it lags less and should have less of these graphical errors (depends on the game) Just search "Citra MMJ" and find the github page if you want to try it

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  sonic forces 🇷🇺 (@solidusgadget_) reported 26 minutes ago

  I could use VPN to sign in Github but they refuse to work FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU