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  ogur🇵🇱 (@Ogurrrrrrrr_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @thisisparthbtw GitHub issues....

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  The Crypto Wiz (@TheKryptoWiz) reported 6 minutes ago

  GitHub releases are better AI signals than most launch tweets. Code, issues, forks, docs, and examples are harder to fake.

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  PJ (@peejay291) reported 6 minutes ago

  @aibekjumabek I wish there was a better system to have history and allow multiple work streams on a folder without going down the GitHub route. I know there must be but GitHub for markdowns etc feels overkill

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  milad (@miilad2025) reported 9 minutes ago

  @1Password I need help asap. I am using "1password/load-secrets-action/configure" in my github actions with a service token and I am getting rate limited and it's blocking my whole workflow. Can you please help here??? I waited an hour n I'm still getting the same error. HELPPP

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  Daniel Moore (@dizlexic) reported 9 minutes ago

  I have yet to be effected by a GitHub outage in any way whatsoever. AMA

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  Axel Schapmann (@aschapmann) reported 10 minutes ago

  I launched 16 products since 2024. Today, only 4 are still running. → @MyFeedin (LinkedIn analytics, June 2024) → FreelanceKit (Freelance resources, 2024) → RedShip (Reddit monitoring, December 2025) → Rankr (AI search visibility, April 2026) All 26 others are dead. Most are domain redirects now, or just GitHub repos sitting in an archive folder. Here's what I keep learning the hard way: The best decision you can make as an indie hacker is to kill a project fast. Not "give it another month." Not "let me add one more feature and see if it picks up." Kill it. Move on. When you kill it fast, you barely lose anything. When you "give it another month", you actually lose a month. But yes, it's hard to know when to move on. Honestly, just trust your gut. For me, the signal is simple: I have so much joy building and launching a product. But as soon as it's done, if I don't even want to use it or work on it... that's not a great sign. When that happens, I try not to drag it out. I kill it and move to the next one. In October last year I had 7 projects running. 6 months later, I'm down to 4 — and the ones I kept are exactly the ones I actually enjoyed working on. That's not a coincidence. Kill fast. Focus harder.

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  Moe (@katibmoe) reported 13 minutes ago

  > An integration provider just got hacked. > by someone who used them to break into them. > 5,001 GitHub tokens, 5,200+ API keys, gone in under 8 hours. > they couldn't scope which connections were compromised. > and revoked every user's GitHub tokens, even though only 0.3% were affected. i've been building in this space for 12 years. This is disappointing. your integration layer is the single most important piece of software in an AI agent stack. when it stops, every agent stops. every workflow, every customer touchpoint, every revenue motion goes dark in the same minute. worse, this is an architecture problem. dozens of AI-native companies whose product can't function without their integration layer were blackholed at once. same reason: shared infrastructure, unscoped credentials, one blast radius across the whole customer base. if you've been affected by this, or you're rethinking your integration layer, I would love for you to take a look at @withoneai every customer's credentials live in their own scoped environment. a breach on one tenant cannot cross into another. internal tools cannot register actions inside customer sandboxes. if your team is still scrambling: DM me. we'll set you up on One free for 90 days and personally help you migrate every connection you lost. engineers to engineers, today.

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  The Duke of Freetown (@Bobbleyofficial) reported 16 minutes ago

  Is GitHub down? I can seem to make any comit

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  ichozero (@ichozero) reported 18 minutes ago

  @YYYYOOOO77 @maeste @antirez Hh, I have the same issue using Pro Deep Research on the web today. I selected GitHub Connect repo, but it didn't reference it at all.

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  .eth (@jeffque_) reported 19 minutes ago

  We need more genuine builders like $ZAUTH. RepoScan kills fake GitHub credibility. x402 database verifies payment endpoints in real time.Real product. Real problem. Real community.This is how you flip the $300B cybersecurity industry

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  Vatsalpandya333 (@Vatsalpandya333) reported 23 minutes ago

  This isn't a skill problem. These are good engineers. They know their systems. It's a tooling problem. Incidents require context that's spread across Datadog, GitHub, Slack, and 3 runbooks nobody's updated since 2023.

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  Patrick Marsceill (@pmarsceill) reported 23 minutes ago

  me (trying to flex): Hey, check out this native Mac (SwiftUI) that caches all my PRs and Issues locally so I can still work on stuff even if GitHub goes down... @_clem : oh i should show you the one i have haha i did the same thing. How many other people have built this?

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  Turtle (@LG715499) reported 23 minutes ago

  @TheProfInvestor Thay have competition on enterprise AI from Microsoft. Positioning Github as the main AI agent for Enterprise. Also, something I was wondering, if cloud pricing is mostly constant and server prices skyrocket wouldn't it mean less profits for cloud providers?

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  Nitya Sridhar (@nityasnotes) reported 24 minutes ago

  trying to work in 2026: - slack is down - github isn't working - cloud provider blocked your account software engineering is over

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  YOHAN | AI DEV (@4id3v) reported 29 minutes ago

  @vercel_support @rauchg @timneutkens private GitHub repos + deploy hooks are suddenly broken. it now blocks deploys saying the last commit author must be a Vercel team member. used to work fine before. any quick fix or workaround?