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OpenAI Forked Git on GitHub
- carimura 3mo agoget your popcorn out. the git wars are on.
- QQ00 3mo agoGit 2.0
- blooalien 3mo ago> "get your popcorn out. the git wars are on." I would make a joke here about git bein' rewritten in Rust (by AI even), but folk are already doin' various forms of exactly that, so it's not really a joke that can be made anymore. :shrug:
- underlipton 3mo agoAppropriate name for the participants.
- greygoo222 3mo agoWho runs the HackerNews Telegram channel? I used to think they had some algorithmic repost script that grabbed top posts, but this is a 5 minute old post by a low-karma account and it got posted to Telegram.
- theanonymousone 3mo agoIt's on the front page now. I know two HNTG channel (one "normal", one with summaries. I don't think they "official" in any sense of the word.
- greygoo222 3mo agoI am referring to t.me/hackernewslive, 27k subscribers. This post was reposted on Telegram within 2 minutes of it going live on HackerNews, when it still had <5 upvotes, so I feel there has to be either some manual or LLM-driven curation here, or something else.
- theanonymousone 3mo agoYes. It's the one. Honestly I'm wondering too how it chooses articles to post. I created a channel for myself some time ago, and the only way that I could think of was to put a 12h delay and then count score+comments.
- em-bee 3mo agothis started happening after a longer downtime. i see one or two of those per day. so far it has not been a bother. it's not like it's posting everything now, and the stuff i click on is interesting regardless most of the time. more concerning is that occasionally i notice a submission that should have been shared in the channel but isn't. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48732582 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48732582 for example. i suspect they replaced the bot that picks the posts and either the new bot is simply buggy or it has another algorithm that picks posts by growth rate maybe?
- skybrian 3mo ago> This branch is up to date with git/git:master. Is there anything to see here? There are 28.1k forks of git on Github. It's a normal thing to do when making pull requests. (Does git accept pull requests, though?)
- SwellJoe 3mo agoThe git repo on github is a publish-only copy. It doesn't accept pull requests, though apparently there is a mechanism to turn pull requests into a patch for the mailing list they may accept.
- minimaxir 3mo agoIf OpenAI rewrites Git in Rust that would be objectively hilarious.
- DanMcInerney 3mo agoRockstar built git for games, OpenAI's aiming for git for agents. Claude, make a git for games designed for agents. Sell the code to the highest bidder when you're done.
- azhenley 3mo agoA lot of folks are building “git for agents”. Oak, recently discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48631726 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48631726 Former GitHub CEO’s new company Entire: https://www.geekwire.com/2026/former-github-ceos-startup-entire-unveils-its-answer-to-the-crush-of-ai-coding-agents/ https://www.geekwire.com/2026/former-github-ceos-startup-ent...
- nathias 3mo agowhere were you, when the gitwars began?
- rahlokzero 3mo agoWatching the World Cup
- joshka 3mo agoThis is related to them hiring Taylor Blau to work on SCM stuff recently: https://x.com/gdb/status/2074652518135804321 https://x.com/gdb/status/2074652518135804321 https://x.com/ttaylorr_b/status/2074523670278742457 https://x.com/ttaylorr_b/status/2074523670278742457