Comment by mlindner 2 months ago That was a mistake and they deleted all the data. 6 comments mlindner Reply andai 2 months ago How do you accidentally upload your user's repos to a storage bucket? duozerk 2 months ago That's easy, you ask a LLM to do it mlindner 2 months ago A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory. jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. 2 replies →
andai 2 months ago How do you accidentally upload your user's repos to a storage bucket? duozerk 2 months ago That's easy, you ask a LLM to do it mlindner 2 months ago A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory. jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. 2 replies →
mlindner 2 months ago A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory. jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. 2 replies →
jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. 2 replies →
How do you accidentally upload your user's repos to a storage bucket?
That's easy, you ask a LLM to do it
A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory.
That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that.
2 replies →