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When I read this discussion on HackerNews they act like they're trapped and it would require moving the sun and the earth to switch over.
Yeah sounds like a big nothingburger to me. If you just use gitlab for private projects with basic pushing and pulling without any fancy gitlab features, switching is a matter of minutes.
Now, if you've built your entire company setup around gitlab and use everything they offer, yeah switching is gonna be a lot harder and will require more preparation. However, it's not impossible in the slightest. Even a large corporation with hundreds of developers could make a switch within 2 weeks.