Github’s uptime lately seems…..concerning?
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I keep coming back to this and having to think about it https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/quasiblog/git-no-forge/
I am quite proud to say that all my git repos have only ever been replicated to places like GitHub as a publication mechanism: the real versions live on storage I own (and ruthlessly back up) and are managed with a command called 'git'...
They've dogfooded their own vibe-coding hype.
Vibe coding is killing reliability. Amazon just told senior engineers they have to sign off before junior engineers’ vibe code can be pushed to prod. https://www.techmeme.com/260310/p16#a260310p16
Same thing is happening at Amazon, cause is unsupervised junior/midlevel engineers + coding agents making changes with a large blast radius without enough supervision from senior staff
https://archive.is/IZU4H
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