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To be deliberately provocative, LLMs are being more and more widely used.

• blibble 11mo ago
  imagine what it'll be like in 10 years time Microsoft: the film Idiocracy was not supposed to be a manual
• zdragnar 11mo ago
  Word on the street is github was already a giant mess before the rise of LLMs, and it has not improved with the move to MS.
  • dsagent 11mo ago
    They are also in the process of moving most of the infra from on-prem to Azure. I'm sure will see more issues over the next couple months. https://thenewstack.io/github-will-prioritize-migrating-to-azure-over-feature-development/ https://thenewstack.io/github-will-prioritize-migrating-to-a...
  • array_key_first 11mo ago
    I don't know anything about githubs codebase, but as a user, their software has many obvious deficiencies. The most glaring being performance. Oh my God, github performs like absolute shit on large repos and big diffs. Performance issues always scare me. A lot of the time it's indicative of fragile systems. Like with a lot of banking software - the performance is often bad because the software relies on 10 APIs to perform simple tasks. I doubt this is the case with GitHub, but it still makes you wonder about their code and processes. Especially when it's been a problem for many years, with virtually no improvement.
• Tadpole9181 11mo ago
  To be deliberately provocative, so is offshoring work.