Why is GitHub asking me for a login to view a public repo link? What is this LinkedIn now?
CasNum
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#23Why is GitHub asking me for a login to view a public repo link? What is this LinkedIn now?
That's strange. I just tested in a private tab (Safari) and wasn't asked to log in. Hopefully this isn't some A/B testing fiendishness.
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#24Nice job but I'd like to see it implemented w/ polynomial rings & quotients.
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#25Like an oasis in a desert of LLM slop. Thanks I enjoyed this README
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#26I am really curious how this compares to https://github.com/rubenvannieuwpoort/reals
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#28Fantastic comedic writing (and project, of course). It had me guffawing.
To add my own "most relatable" quote to this thread:
> As always, please save any important work before running anything I ever write.
:')
But really I just want to add to the cacophony of appreciation in this thread :)
0x0mer, I hope you feel the love from this reaction and can bask in that warm inner glow for years to come.
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#29Why is GitHub asking me for a login to view a public repo link? What is this LinkedIn now?
That's strange. I just tested in a private tab (Safari) and wasn't asked to log in. Hopefully this isn't some A/B testing fiendishness.
A while back, they started aggressively rate limiting non-logged-in users.
I rarely login, because I don’t want to be a supply chain attack vector, but I guess that’s bad for someone’s promotion metrics.
Anyway, don’t host documentation there, and if you do, put it on one big page. If I read two paragraphs, think, then read the next page and so on, it bans me after about 5 clicks.
Them A/B testing “make it all private” would disappoint me, but not surprise me.
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#30Haha, cool project and README!