@Avamander@mycoliza not every system in the world has a full set of bash + bash completion utilities my guy. Some don't have auto completion at all. Just cause it's easy for you doesn't mean it's the same everywhere.
i keep hearing how good LLMs are and how much people generate code with them yet every single time i try to do something relevant it's absolute garbage, are you people just writing simple CRUD apps all day? wtf
@martinwoodward@aidenybai Shipping a fix for this in under 12 hrs is insanely impressive considering the scale Github is operating at. Would you consider publishing a blog post about the internals of this change and how it came about so quickly?
Dear Community,
I want to start by sincerely apologizing for the unintended breach of privacy and security that occurred recently. It has come to my attention that in my pursuit of a project, I inadvertently exposed sensitive information—namely, everyone’s SSN numbers. This is something I take full responsibility for, and I deeply regret the consequences it has caused.
When I began working on this project, my intentions were purely academic and exploratory. However, I now realize that my actions, regardless of intention, have had a far-reaching and negative impact on countless individuals. Your trust and privacy are important, and I understand that I have failed you in this regard. There is no excuse for this oversight, and I am committed to making things right.
After much thought and consideration, I have decided that transparency is the best course of action moving forward. Therefore, I am releasing the complete source code that was used to obtain everyone’s SSN numbers. I know this might seem counterintuitive, but I believe that full disclosure is essential in allowing others to understand exactly what happened, how it happened, and to prevent this from occurring again in the future.
I understand that this may not be the resolution everyone was hoping for, but I am confident that by being fully transparent, the community can learn from this incident. My hope is that the release of this code will also spark a conversation about better practices, more secure methodologies, and an overall awareness of the importance of protecting our digital identities.
I want to reiterate how sorry I am for any distress or inconvenience this has caused. I am working hard to ensure that I never make such a mistake again. Thank you for your understanding and for holding me accountable.
Sincerely,
PatrickJS
https://t.co/gGfEN3jJjz
Remember when Google made Inbox—one of the best email apps ever—and then killed it because they didn’t want to spend the resources as one of the world’s richest companies to co-develop two email apps? So they just took like 30% of the feature-set and lazily jammed it into Gmail?