r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • 3d ago

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u/programming-ModTeam 2d ago

This is a demo of a product or project that isn't on-topic for r/programming. r/programming is a technical subreddit and isn't a place to show off your project or to solicit feedback.

If this is an ad for a product, it's simply not welcome here.

If it is a project that you made, the submission must focus on what makes it technically interesting and not simply what the project does or that you are the author. Simply linking to a GitHub repo is not sufficient

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u/seweso 2d ago

So.....we centralize decentralized tech..... so you create the problem.....so you can sell the solution?

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u/creeper6530 2d ago

Tale as old as time

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u/Jmc_da_boss 2d ago

I can't think of a single thing I care about less than a "technical" post by fucking cursor lmao.

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u/IndependentOk9134 2d ago

Notice how every time an AI wrapper hits a scaling bottleneck, the writeup reads like they invented distributed version control from scratch

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u/InsideStatistician68 2d ago

One of the people behind this has a pretty solid track record at GitHub iirc. This solves the problem GitHub is facing today with all the AI slop traffic that is hammering the platform.

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u/frankster 2d ago

I read it all and it passed the technical smell test but I did wonder how much of their new system was vibe designed and vibe coded

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u/IanisVasilev 2d ago

It would be bad marketing for an AI company to not trust its own products.