WillAbides

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by WillAbides 10y ago
Check the bottom of this page [0] and prepare to be thrilled. [0] https://education.github.com/
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by WillAbides 10y ago
> I don't want to leave Github, but now I have to, because I just won't get the approval to spend ~100's a month. No you don't have to leave GitHub now. GitHub isn't forcing existing customers onto the new pric
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by WillAbides 10y ago
That's right. I didn't notice it was academic. GitHub has a similar deal for education[0]. The bottom of the page has a link to apply for a free educational org. [0] https://education.github.com/
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by WillAbides 10y ago
If you are a non-profit, your bill can be $0. You just need to sign up here[0] and send in the data requested. [0] https://github.com/nonprofit
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by WillAbides 10y ago
I don't want to overstep, but I'm curious what part of Austin you are describing. I can't think of any place that is largely undeveloped but is a 2-3 minute drive from a museum.
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by WillAbides 10y ago
Cortana
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by WillAbides 10y ago
> humans don't have a huge skin surface That's easy to solve. We just start growing leaves.
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by WillAbides 10y ago
If only that were true. Uber doesn't allow unaccompanied minors to ride. Lyft has the same rule.
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by WillAbides 11y ago
What's your company? I'll see what I can do for you.
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by WillAbides 11y ago
Why shouldn't your CI get the source code it's building from GitHub?
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Squash your commits(github.com)
702 points by WillAbides 11y ago|339 comments
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Protected Branches Improvements(github.com)
115 points by WillAbides 11y ago|9 comments
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by WillAbides 11y ago
I've needed user.useconfigonly for years. I constantly forget to change email when I start working on projects in different contexts.
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Git 2.8 has been released(github.com)
26 points by WillAbides 11y ago|3 comments
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by WillAbides 11y ago
Me too. Also, I have terribly embarrassing secrets.
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GitHub's new podcast covering open source communities(github.com)
2 points by WillAbides 11y ago|0 comments
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by WillAbides 11y ago
While it isn't part of the 451 response, you can see the takedown notice submitted to GitHub. Load the blocked content in a browser and you will see a message with a link to the takedown notice. Here's an example: https:/&#
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by WillAbides 11y ago
This calculation makes sense if you compare it to miles per hour or iops. If a car went from 20mph to 30mph you would say its speed increases by 50%. Likewise, using 131ns to 76ns, this went from 7,633 per millisecond to 12,157 per millise
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by WillAbides 11y ago
"Even when reading a novel myself, it bothers me when I don't learn the speaker until after the I have read the quoted phrase, like in this comment" said WillAbides
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by WillAbides 11y ago
So you're saying English would be better as a statically typed language /s
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by WillAbides 11y ago
I get what your saying, but the sports analogy might be a bit off. Most sports fans are most critical of their own teams and expect to lose every game.
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Kindly Closing Pull Requests – GitHub Blog(github.com)
7 points by WillAbides 11y ago|0 comments
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by WillAbides 11y ago
It's a social commentary
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by WillAbides 11y ago
One more reaction just iterates a number next to an emoji. It doesn't add a comment and nobody gets a notification.
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by WillAbides 11y ago
If you get a -1 from somebody whose opinion you value, you can always ask what's up.
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Add Reactions to Pull Requests, Issues, and Comments(github.com)
736 points by WillAbides 11y ago|227 comments
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by WillAbides 11y ago
The school example and friends uploading pdfs to GitHub are both uses that GitHub encourages. Using GitHub Issues as a forum and a source for generating status pages are both ok from a use/abuse perspective, but you may not have the be
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by WillAbides 11y ago
0.0899% == half
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by WillAbides 11y ago
Are 23andme, Cloudflare and New Relic web-scale?
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by WillAbides 11y ago
Thanks. I'll give it a try after work then.

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