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It'd be great if the apparent "world's leading AI-powered developer platform" didn't go down every week.
by charlesfries 3y ago
It'd be great if the apparent "world's leading AI-powered developer platform" didn't go down every week.
- rymiel 3y agoEvery week? You're being very generous to them
- gumballindie 3y agoThey should understand this. If users move away who’s code will the rinse and resell?
- gtirloni 3y agoMove where exactly? Bitbucket and GitLab aren't that great either. I'm affected by GitHub outages maybe once every 2 months for a couple of hours. Sure, various parts go down but it's never something super impactful to my workflow. It's not great but, IMHO, not outrage worthy.
- gumballindie 3y agoI am not particularly keen on github and microsoft scraping my code and re-selling it via copilot. If you own mission critical ip you can always spin up a vm and setup reliable backups using gitlab, or simply via ssh. It really is that easy to move away.
- kemiller2002 3y agoThey are being honest about their position. They do call it "artificial intelligence powered"
- gonzo41 3y agoThat tag line isn't for you. It's for aging C-suite exec's who like fancy sounding words. As for not going down. Meh, at least you don't have to do on-call for it. That's kind of half the point of paying for SaaS. At the end of the day, it's just a human system.