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What do you mean "why"? Setting up and tinkering with systems is work I loathe to do, obviously. I want to code, not host coding repositories. I did it in the p
by mschuetz 2mo ago
What do you mean "why"? Setting up and tinkering with systems is work I loathe to do, obviously. I want to code, not host coding repositories. I did it in the past because I had to, and now I don't have to do it because github does it for me. It's great.
- thecatapps 2mo agoExcept when Github’s down, of course. I’m saying it’s incomprehensible to me that people would rather put their trust into an organization as enshittified as Microsoft where they get their codebases added to an AI, have an awful experience (the code review UX, for example), and deal with consistent downtime, rather than put a few hours every so often into something that they loathe to do. That does not seem like a good trade-off at all.
- mschuetz 2mo ago> and deal with consistent downtime, Wildly exaggerated. I use github almost daily and can't remember when the last downtime was.
- thecatapps 2mo agoThis thread is about a nine hour outage in the middle of the east coast workday for Github Actions.