Once GitHub fully migrates to Azure, it should be known as GitHub 11.
I think you mean "365 Code Copilot".
Days since last GitHub incident
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Friendly reminder to stop saying friendly reminder when what you're saying isn't a reminder.
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> Keep getting fucked
By what?
> The future is decentralized and p2p
I wish it was but that isn't how things are going to turn out, especially if it's only people like you pushing it.
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They do, it's called GHES. https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.19/admin/over... "GitHub Enterprise Server is a self-hosted version of the GitHub platform"
you're not getting copilot on the self-hosted version, which is what the parent was focusing on.
Incorrect, you can use GitHub connect to sync licenses, this allows you to license users under GHEC and GHES at the cost of a single seat. You will need an entitlement for Copilot, but the fact is you can absolutely get access while storing none of your code on .com.
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For any ESL folks here - "Friendly reminder" is typically used for reminding people of common knowledge. Especially for beneficial but inconvenient things that some or most people neglect to do, either because they're annoying, inconvenient, or time consuming. Things for which busy people might need a "wink wink, nudge nudge". Friendly reminder to floss. Friendly reminder to have your cancer screening. Friendly remin…
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We’ve banned this account for repeatedly abusing other community members and refusing our requests to stop. We've given several warnings and been more than patient but if we are to have any standards at all, eventually enough is just enough.
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We’ve banned this account for repeatedly abusing other community members and refusing our requests to stop. We've given several warnings and been more than patient but if we are to have any standards at all, eventually enough is just enough.
Alright, I will behave from now on. Excuse my harsh comments
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We’ve banned this account for repeatedly abusing other community members and refusing our requests to stop. We've given several warnings and been more than patient but if we are to have any standards at all, eventually enough is just enough.
Alright, I will behave from now on. Excuse my harsh comments
Everyone who is banned is able to be unbanned but we need to see a sincere effort to observe the guidelines and participate positively, sustained over a reasonable period of time. For the time being, other community members can vouch for your comments if they are good.
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Oof, I was already considering an upgrade from the M1 but was hoping I couldn't be convinced to go for the top of the line. Is the performance jump from the M# -> M# Max chips that substantial?
The main jump is from anything to M5; not because it's simply the latest but because it has matmul instructions similar to a CUDA GPU which fixes the slow prompt processing on all previous generation Apple Silicon chips.
I'm crying, man. I really don't want to set up a new laptop but you're making it hard.
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The main jump is from anything to M5; not because it's simply the latest but because it has matmul instructions similar to a CUDA GPU which fixes the slow prompt processing on all previous generation Apple Silicon chips.
I'm crying, man. I really don't want to set up a new laptop but you're making it hard.
The m5 max should be out around feb - wait till then