is there a way to browse a repository on origin without a cursor account? are all repos private? how is this a github alternative if so?

Currently Origin repositories are private to members of a Cursor team. Over time we plan to expand access, but wanted to start with a limited beta of the underlying git tech.

just like twitter, can't do shit without an account, lame and I won't even look at this product, cya.

we need to break free from monocultures: https://blog.tangled.org/federation/

ultimately, folks need to stop writing massive YAML files to define their builds. CI should schedule jobs, your build system should define them. my workflow files look like this:

      steps:
          name: Do the thing
           run: nix build .#

at any point, if my CI is down or i need to switch or i need to run builds locally, i can do so trivially.

This is all well and good until you need a cache, or credentials, or to pass data between steps, or to parallelize across runners.

My CI runner just calls make targets, that can easily be run locally if needed.

NixCI does this but with a built-in cache ;) https://nix-ci.com/comparison/github-actions

> What's everyone else using? Self hosted Gitlab? Gitea?

tangled.org!

What's your experience with tangled? Would love to hear the experience from other users as well

It's worked great for hosting my smaller personal projects so far, and I've already received a few helpful pull requests from the community.

Tangled.org really been working to ensure all their features work from data hosted on your personal data server (it's based on ATproto) which means should their performance, reliability, or monetization ever get you down it's easy to switch to a competitor since you're not locked in.

I'm completely untangled. From GitHub.

tangled supports selfhosted CI runners using NixOS microvms: https://blog.tangled.org/spindle-microvm/

selfhosted runners do not go down when our CI is down, its operates separately.

you can visit https://tangled.org/timeline to view activity without logging in

Aww, I thought this might be a literate programming wrapper around grotesque yaml action programming...

the blogpost about bobbin is an engineering deep dive. you don't need to know any of this to use tangled.

this is simply false: bluesky moderating your account will have no effect on what happens with it on tangled. on the off-chance that your account is hosted by bluesky's PDS AND your account gets deleted for violating their terms, yes, you will lose complete access to that account. you can avoid this by either following their TOS or hosting your own PDS or joining the tangled PDS instead.

or keeping your own plc rotation key and a backup of your user repo, then you can migrate even after bluesky issues a takedown on your user.

you can selfhost all components of tangled, takes about 200mb of memory and zero disk at the moment (api.tangled.org is completely stateless!): https://blog.tangled.org/bobbin/

this is changing very soon :)

see knot2[0] for some initial experiments: https://tangled.org/oyster.cafe/knot2

> As time goes on we are re-assessing the idea of users owning what is "collaborative data" (issues, PRs, etc.) on their PDSes - soon may come the day that an issue also lives on the knot as a source of truth, with an accompanying pointer record on user PDS to attest that it's theirs