This has to be rage bait, this is a critical piece of infrastructure for many people. Stuff going down can lead to deployments failing and as you mentioned in many cases emergency hotfix's.

The idea that we should be fine with this unreliability is just amazing. It's not a mental health issue to have problems when important infra fails.

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john_strinlai 2 hours ago | parent [-]

>The idea that we should be fine with this unreliability is just amazing.

the comment doesnt say you should be "fine" with the unreliability.

they are saying people shouldnt get so emotionally worked up over it. which, while i wouldn't phrase it in the way the parent did, i agree with the direction of their point.

	▲	sarjann 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Except he tries justifying it. "Github’s servers are constantly on fire as their usage increased something like 50x due to LLM sloppers pushing large amounts of trash code" "Unless you have a emergency hotfix (you don’t), go hit the gym or walk outside." with assumptions like above. If it was, "hey they f*ed up but there's no point having an overly emotional reaction" that would be fine. But he seems to be justifying this. Especially with Github's record up to now of unreliability I think it's completely fair to be annoyed.