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  Charz🍃 (@charrz__) reported 3 minutes ago

  I think only small tiny apps really jump on this bandwagon. Moving a whole system, CI/CD, Env variables etc to a new setup just because GitHub is down? Hell no.

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  Joe Hansen (@joehansen) reported 4 minutes ago

  Cursor just launched Origin, its own code hosting platform. This is not a small feature add. Origin is Cursor building its own version of GitHub from the ground up, designed specifically for AI agents instead of human developers. The difference is important. Previously Cursor sat on top of GitHub. Code lived somewhere else, agents had to reach out to work on it, and any GitHub outage stopped the workflow. Now the code can live inside Cursor itself. Agents sit next to the repositories, open pull requests, push branches, review changes, and deploy without leaving the system. As AI starts writing the majority of new code, the place where that code lives becomes strategic. Whoever owns the repository layer controls the environment the agents operate in. Cursor is moving from an AI coding tool to the full stack: editor, agents, repositories, reviews, CI, and deployment. This also lands inside the larger SpaceX picture. After the acquisition, Cursor is no longer an independent company. Origin gives SpaceX another layer of the software development stack under its own control, reducing reliance on Microsoft-owned GitHub and creating a tighter loop between the models, the agents, and the code they produce. The timing is not accidental. GitHub has had multiple reliability issues this month. Cursor is offering an alternative built for the agent era while those problems are still fresh.

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  greg heffley (@automaetopia) reported 4 minutes ago

  can’t even speak on the github outage. everyone knows the real person to blame for this is dario and sama. i also blame the bald indian guy

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  Olgun (@olgunozoktas) reported 5 minutes ago

  @MicrosoftLearn Sorry guys but you're going to lose best opportunity of the AI era by making github down :( you now have almost %80-90 of the world's code even enterprises but you can't keep it up???

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  Dr. Yamaha Kawasaki (@OhMeSoSorry) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Mad_Mage_Dev github is down anyway :D

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  Luke Beck (@lukewbeck) reported 10 minutes ago

  Origin (@cursor_ai) is super cool so far, but PRs are broken bc of @github. Sad.

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  Aoub Ak (@aoub_ak) reported 15 minutes ago

  GitHub’s outage is mostly resolved now. If you were suddenly seeing failed pushes, Actions, or GitHub errors earlier today — it probably wasn’t your code. 😭 A good reminder: check the service status before debugging for hours. #GitHub #Dev #Tech

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  Ashwin Kulkarni (@AshwinKUlkarni4) reported 19 minutes ago

  What a timing, amidst github is down! 🥶

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  Anian (@TakiTajwar17) reported 19 minutes ago

  @cursor_ai you guys were waiting for @github to go down 😭

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  Min (@min_aws) reported 19 minutes ago

  @mehulmpt you sure about cloudflare? they are down each month. and cloudflare is much easier to host than a *** service. This is disengenious example, but yes, Github is horrible at reliability but it's cheap too cheap. I think they should split public and enterprise Githubs. So paying customers don't have downtime.

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  Fazir Ali (@KingFazir) reported 20 minutes ago

  Pretty sure $MSFT is down ~3% today because GitHub is down and half the industry can’t generate code right now. No commits. No PRs. No Copilot. Just developers staring at error pages wondering if this is what life felt like in 2015. The market finally priced in “what if the code factory goes offline for a few hours.”

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  People need to stop conflating *** and github. *** itself exists as a cli, filesystem format, and RPC format. Github is a hosted platform. This matters especially because of what *** actually is. *** doesn't chunk files, thats why we need to separate out LFS otherwise small copies to large files take up huge space. Some relevant *** projects for people: libgit2: a *** implementation that doesn't even implement the server, it just implements the internal file and data format. ***: *** client itself is opensource. Gitea/Gitlab: OSS *** hosting, not ***, but related to ***. I can **** on *** all day. but github is the company with bad uptime and that is not ***'s problems. Also separately, to anyone building the next *** (NOT GITHUB), can you integrate PRs into the protocol.

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  shlomo kaplan (@kaplan_shlomo) reported 22 minutes ago

  @kimmonismus @scailara_ai after huggingface was hacked by ai probably another ai got out of the sandbox and ddos github sutes like gothub doesnt go down easly like that, something strange happened

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  Pablo Campelo (@pablocamp3lo) reported 27 minutes ago

  Cursor launches Origin, its own code hosting platform. GitHub goes down the very same day. No, Cursor didn’t take GitHub down. GitHub did something worse: it validated its new competitor’s entire pitch for free. This isn’t about adding repositories to an editor. Cursor is closing the loop: — write the code — run the agents — review the PRs — now host the repository too First, it went after VS Code. Now, it’s coming for GitHub. GitHub was built for humans who code. Origin is being built for a world where humans and agents code together. Microsoft doesn’t have an uptime problem. It has a future problem.

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  Mads Sastakauskas (@madsmadsdk) reported 31 minutes ago

  Why is everyone going crazy about GitHub being down? You have local ***. Relax. You can ship the feature nobody wanted tomorrow.