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RE: https://mstdn.social/@Rob_Bos/116532361556182970
#AI #SDLC #GitHubCopilot , sharing this more broadly
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RE: https://mstdn.social/@Rob_Bos/116532361556182970
#AI #SDLC #GitHubCopilot , sharing this more broadly
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RE: https://mstdn.social/@Rob_Bos/116532361556182970
#AI #SDLC #GitHubCopilot , sharing this more broadly
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RE: https://mstdn.social/@Rob_Bos/116532361556182970
#AI #SDLC #GitHubCopilot , sharing this more broadly
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RE: https://mstdn.social/@Rob_Bos/116532361556182970
#AI #SDLC #GitHubCopilot , sharing this more broadly
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Rob Boston: New York Times columnist unmasks racism of Christian Nationalism
"It’s always interesting when a conservative Christian learns that Christian Nationalists can be, well, nasty people.
The latest person to figure this out is David French, a former writer for the National Review who’s now a columnist for The New York Times. In a recent gut-wrenching piece, French writes about being driven out of his church, which is affiliated with the conservative Presbyterian Church in America, after a barrage of online attacks on him and his wife.
French’s cardinal sin is that he’s not a fan of Donald Trump and has publicly said so. Some members of his church and online trolls attacked him for that, but a faction went much further and unleashed a fusillade of racist assaults on French and his wife because they had adopted a 2-year-old girl from Ethiopia in 2010."
#davidfrench #christiannationalism #nyt #americansunited
https://www.au.org/the-latest/articles/french-nyt-cnracism24/?utm_source=blogdigest&utm_medium=email&sourceid=&emci=1d63853b-eb24-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&emdi=e7c63bf8-272b-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&ceid=3729163# -
Rob Boston: New York Times columnist unmasks racism of Christian Nationalism
"It’s always interesting when a conservative Christian learns that Christian Nationalists can be, well, nasty people.
The latest person to figure this out is David French, a former writer for the National Review who’s now a columnist for The New York Times. In a recent gut-wrenching piece, French writes about being driven out of his church, which is affiliated with the conservative Presbyterian Church in America, after a barrage of online attacks on him and his wife.
French’s cardinal sin is that he’s not a fan of Donald Trump and has publicly said so. Some members of his church and online trolls attacked him for that, but a faction went much further and unleashed a fusillade of racist assaults on French and his wife because they had adopted a 2-year-old girl from Ethiopia in 2010."
#davidfrench #christiannationalism #nyt #americansunited
https://www.au.org/the-latest/articles/french-nyt-cnracism24/?utm_source=blogdigest&utm_medium=email&sourceid=&emci=1d63853b-eb24-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&emdi=e7c63bf8-272b-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&ceid=3729163# -
Rob Boston: New York Times columnist unmasks racism of Christian Nationalism
"It’s always interesting when a conservative Christian learns that Christian Nationalists can be, well, nasty people.
The latest person to figure this out is David French, a former writer for the National Review who’s now a columnist for The New York Times. In a recent gut-wrenching piece, French writes about being driven out of his church, which is affiliated with the conservative Presbyterian Church in America, after a barrage of online attacks on him and his wife.
French’s cardinal sin is that he’s not a fan of Donald Trump and has publicly said so. Some members of his church and online trolls attacked him for that, but a faction went much further and unleashed a fusillade of racist assaults on French and his wife because they had adopted a 2-year-old girl from Ethiopia in 2010."
#davidfrench #christiannationalism #nyt #americansunited
https://www.au.org/the-latest/articles/french-nyt-cnracism24/?utm_source=blogdigest&utm_medium=email&sourceid=&emci=1d63853b-eb24-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&emdi=e7c63bf8-272b-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&ceid=3729163# -
Rob Boston: New York Times columnist unmasks racism of Christian Nationalism
"It’s always interesting when a conservative Christian learns that Christian Nationalists can be, well, nasty people.
The latest person to figure this out is David French, a former writer for the National Review who’s now a columnist for The New York Times. In a recent gut-wrenching piece, French writes about being driven out of his church, which is affiliated with the conservative Presbyterian Church in America, after a barrage of online attacks on him and his wife.
French’s cardinal sin is that he’s not a fan of Donald Trump and has publicly said so. Some members of his church and online trolls attacked him for that, but a faction went much further and unleashed a fusillade of racist assaults on French and his wife because they had adopted a 2-year-old girl from Ethiopia in 2010."
#davidfrench #christiannationalism #nyt #americansunited
https://www.au.org/the-latest/articles/french-nyt-cnracism24/?utm_source=blogdigest&utm_medium=email&sourceid=&emci=1d63853b-eb24-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&emdi=e7c63bf8-272b-ef11-86d2-6045bdd9e096&ceid=3729163# -
Here’s what I read last month
86. Head First Go, Jay McGavren
87. The Rest is History, The Roman Conquest of Britain, Episodes 499-502
88. All Systems Red, Martha Wells
89. Artificial Condition, Martha Wells
90. Rogue Protocol, Martha Wells
91. Exit Strategy, Martha Wells
92. Network Effect, Martha Wells
93. Fugitive Telemetry, Martha Wells
94. System Collapse, Martha Wells
95. Grit, Angela Duckworth
96. The Art of Resilience, Ross Edgley
97. When the World Screamed, Arthur Conan Doyle
98. The Disintegration Machine, Arthur Conan Doyle
99. The Lost World, Arthur Conan Doyle
100. The Captain of the Polestar, Arthur Conan Doyle
101. Playing With Fire, Arthur Conan Doyle
102. How It Happened, Arthur Conan Doyle
103. One Crowded Hour, Arthur Conan Doyle
104. The Fall of Lord Barrymore, Arthur Conan Doyle
105. Dreams With Sharp Teeth, Harlan Ellison & Erik Nelson
106. A Rare Benedictine, Ellis Peters
107. A Morbid Taste for Bones, Ellis Peters
108. Once Corpse Too Many, Ellis Peters
109. Monk’s Hood, Ellis Peters
110. Saint Peter’s Fair, Ellis Peters
111. The Leper of Saint Giles, Ellis Peters
112. The Sealed Room, Arthur Conan Doyle
113. The Lost Special, Arthur Conan Doyle
114. The Sanctuary Sparrow, Ellis Peters
115. Github Actions in Action, Michael Kaufmann, Rob Bos & Marcel de Vries
116. Strange Beasts, Susan J. Morris
117. Death on the Nile, Agatha Christie
118. Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go, Ricardo Gerardi
119. Murder in Mesopotamia, Agatha Christie
120. The Devil’s Novice, Ellis Peters
121. Dead Man’s Ransom, Ellis Peters
122. The Pilgrim of Hate, Ellis PetersThe rest of this year’s list is here:
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New blogpost with an opinion on the next evolution for developers using AI … Coming from the perspective of using #GitHu #Copilot sharing would be appreciated, commenting even more 💜. Feedback welcome ofc:
Blog: https://devopsjournal.io/blog/2025/04/01/GitHub-Copilot-Change-the-Narrative
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The agenda for this years #GitHub Universe is live! I am thrilled to have a session this year on the “lessons learned rolling out #GitHubCopilot at scale, for thousands of developers: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bosrob_universe-2024-activity-7237513101330321408-g54a?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
If you are going let me know and talk to me while we are there! I’ll also be at the #Xebia booth of course!
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Whoot! More flexible secrets and variables for Copilot cloud agent - GitHub Changelog https://github.blog/changelog/2026-05-08-more-flexible-secrets-and-variables-for-copilot-cloud-agent
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New blogpost! Important for admins, and users of GitHub Copilot (and other AI dev tools as well)
Where the GitHub Copilot extension points break governance https://devopsjournal.io/blog/2026/05/01/Copilot-extension-governance-concerns
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#TheLongDark screenshot of the Mountaineer's Hut in Timberwolf Mountain.
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Did you see that #Antropic released an official GitHub Action to use in a PR? I did! So much fun if you keep track of these marketplaces 🎉.
GitHub Actions Marketplace News https://devops-actions.github.io/github-actions-marketplace-news/blog/2025/05/23/claude-code-action-official/
You can also build something similar using GitHub Models of course!
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Very nice explanation from GitHub on how to cut through the noise: How to prioritize Dependabot alerts https://github.blog/security/application-security/cutting-through-the-noise-how-to-prioritize-dependabot-alerts/
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Whoohoo! Now I can skip using my personal access token in Actions as well! 🎉🤘
GitHub Actions token integration now generally available in GitHub Models · GitHub Changelog https://github.blog/changelog/2025-04-14-github-actions-token-integration-now-generally-available-in-github-models
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Want to know what is new in GitHub Copilot with the "Next Edit Suggestions" mode (or even better "NES")?
@FokkoVeegens has got you covered! From the Xebia Copilot Videos site: https://github-copilot.xebia.ms/detail?videoId=42
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Want to know what is new in GitHub Copilot with the new notion of "premium requests" ?
I've got you covered! From the Xebia Copilot Videos site: https://github-copilot.xebia.ms/detail?videoId=43
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Want to know what is new in GitHub Copilot with the new GPT4o-Copilot model becoming the standard model? @FokkoVeegens has got you covered! From the Xebia Copilot Videos site: https://github-copilot.xebia.ms/detail?videoId=41
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Whoa! My best viewed YouTube video got over 17k views which accumulated 1500 HOURS of watch time 🤗❤️🎉. I’m already happy when my content helps one person, so this is amazing!
Working with GitHub Apps instead of a PAT
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Nice step! I hope they also include an explanation on WHY choosing a different model is cheaper or faster. Adding an option to make it less compute intensive (and therefore better for the environment) would also be very nice.
Quick Action Tasks is now generally available in the GitHub Models playground · GitHub Changelog https://github.blog/changelog/2025-03-10-quick-action-tasks-is-now-generally-available-in-the-github-models-playground
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Massive improvement that we’ve been waiting for!
Dependabot helps users focus on the most important alerts by including EPSS scores that indicate likelihood of exploitation, now generally available - GitHub Changelog https://github.blog/changelog/2025-02-19-dependabot-helps-users-focus-on-the-most-important-alerts-by-including-epss-scores-that-indicate-likelihood-of-exploitation-now-generally-available/
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It’s been a long wait, and now PR annotation is finally there for #GHAzDo!
Introducing Pull Request Annotation for CodeQL and Dependency Scanning in GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps - Azure DevOps Blog https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/introducing-pull-request-annotation-for-codeql-and-dependency-scanning-in-github-advanced-security-for-azure-devops/
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I got nominated as a #GitHub Star! Happy to be part of this group of GitHub loving individuals 🥰🌱
Profile with information about the program here: https://stars.github.com/profiles/rajbos/
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This is huge! I know several customers who are looking forward to this feature for a long time (we run into this a lot during trainings Xebia!), so worth a little demo! Link to our tutorial videos in the comments 😍💜.
I already shared this internally at #Xebia and folks already called me to get a live demo 🥰. With this video I'll share this at my current customer as well.
Watch it here:
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Code security configurations are now GA https://github.blog/changelog/2024-07-10-code-security-configurations-are-now-ga
I wrote about how much easier it is and how it helps with the rollout of #GHAS here: https://devopsjournal.io/blog/2024/04/27/GHAS-code-security-configuration
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CodeQL can scan C# projects without requiring working builds (public beta). This will make it a lot easier when rolling out CodeQL initially! Now you can run a scan on your entire organization to see what you don’t know, and define a strategy based on the results! It saves time since you do not have to go on a team by team basis to enable them with a custom build config to get the information out of code scanning.
