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I do not even have a coherent metaphor for what I'm feeling. It's like going to your favorite restaurant where you know the quality of the food has been declining a bit, but it's still kinda fine and nowhere else in the neighborhood is really good enough to replace it, peeking into the kitchen, and seeing it packed floor-to-ceiling with e-meters, with the entire food prep area crammed into a corner where a single cook is working
@glyph Yeah, you definitely don't have a coherent metaphor for what you're feeling.
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@glyph Yeah, you definitely don't have a coherent metaphor for what you're feeling.
@3psboyd in my defense it’s hard to make sense when the thing that I am describing does not make any sense
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I have been in the moderate camp on the issue of migrating off of Github, despite much cogently-argued advocacy from people I respect. Five minutes of scrolling through https://github.blog/ has done more to convince me that I really need to be making a plan to migrate away than anything they have said
@glyph I've had both public and private code repos at GitHub for perhaps a decade or more, and I feel betrayed by their "training" of Copilot, ChatGPT etc on my code (and text) without my consent. I intend to migrate off 100%. moved 1 of my projects (LatLearn, a Golang latency instrum lib) to Codeberg, as a pilot experiment. then move rest later. MS/GH/OpenAI's values and tastes are not mine and I dont want cognitive dissonance either
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I do not even have a coherent metaphor for what I'm feeling. It's like going to your favorite restaurant where you know the quality of the food has been declining a bit, but it's still kinda fine and nowhere else in the neighborhood is really good enough to replace it, peeking into the kitchen, and seeing it packed floor-to-ceiling with e-meters, with the entire food prep area crammed into a corner where a single cook is working
@glyph if nothing else, it is really, really obvious which pages Github engineers look at, and which ones only CTOs do.
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@glyph if nothing else, it is really, really obvious which pages Github engineers look at, and which ones only CTOs do.
@ouguoc I *used* to subscribe to the blog and read it regularly, I unsubbed when I started getting a *bit* of slopologia in my feed, but this is… more
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@ouguoc I *used* to subscribe to the blog and read it regularly, I unsubbed when I started getting a *bit* of slopologia in my feed, but this is… more
@glyph yeah, i also experienced a sudden feeling of alienation, for what it's worth.
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I do not even have a coherent metaphor for what I'm feeling. It's like going to your favorite restaurant where you know the quality of the food has been declining a bit, but it's still kinda fine and nowhere else in the neighborhood is really good enough to replace it, peeking into the kitchen, and seeing it packed floor-to-ceiling with e-meters, with the entire food prep area crammed into a corner where a single cook is working
@glyph codeberg is the hole in the wall with great schnitzel
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@glyph I started doing shit on Codeberg because I have the relative advantage of being able to be more obstinate about things, but wow it feels more necessary than ever lately.
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@glyph It is absurdly daunting. As someone with a lot less baggage invested in their ecosystem, I'm glad that I meandered over to codeberg at the end of 2024. There was a social aspect of GH that I sort of miss, but, to be honest, not all that much.
@pythonbynight @glyph "social aspect" you mean like https://github.com/neodrama/github-drama?
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@pythonbynight @glyph "social aspect" you mean like https://github.com/neodrama/github-drama?
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I realize I must not be the first person to make this joke but I just haven't seen it yet
@glyph it’s a whole genre now https://mastodon.social/@hynek/115786979597136845
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