Days without GitHub incidents
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Days without GitHub incidents
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Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#2I wonder what morale is like at github. This is like gamer level hating
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#3I don't think aggregating the whole platform into one number is fair. It's like adding the whole aws into one number
Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#4I wonder what morale is like at github. This is like gamer level hating
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Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#5I don't think aggregating the whole platform into one number is fair. It's like adding the whole aws into one number
Github has far less services and regions that AWS.
Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#6Supposedly commits on GitHub are up 14x YoY.
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#7Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#8Lots of apologia for Github here. Aside from the fact that defending a billion-dollar company is a bit strange; especially one that is steward to the the overwhelming majority of open-source software.
Maybe that's good-will doing the work? For me it's always been a sour pill to swallow that I have to buy in to a large companies internal politics and practices in order to work on projects I love. I don't feel like I owe them anything.
Especially if they can't hold up their end of the deal.
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Re: Days without GitHub incidents
#9Supposedly commits on GitHub are up 14x YoY.
Commits or pushes? Commits aren't really a worthwhile source of measurement in terms of load.