| ▲ | dijit a day ago | |
"false equivalence" needs an equivalence claim to be false. I didn't make one. The sentence after "I have" was literally "you could argue the scales are different." GitHub spent a decade asking the world to host its code with them. They got what they asked for. You don't get to beg everyone to run services for you for ten years and then have "scaling is hard" be the answer. They should be improving, not regressing over time, and they have some of the worlds best engineers and a trillion dollar corporation behind them, they don't need my sympathy. The original question is still open and nobody's engaging with it. | ||
| ▲ | Aurornis a day ago | parent [-] | |
> I didn't make one. The sentence after "I have" was literally "you could argue the scales are different." Don't you at least see how it's misleading to respond "I have" in response to a question about scaling GitHub-scale services? Trying to caveat it with "the scales are different" misses the point. The parent commenter was talking about scale. | ||