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by andr3 6y ago
Hi, I'm André, the Frontend Eng Manager at GitLab for Code Review. Thanks for that comment. As you can expect, we notice it too. This is something the team is actively monitoring and working to improve (example: https://gitl
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by andr3 6y ago
Thanks for the comment. I've left a few replies in this thread already with more detail of work we have done, is currently in flight and work that is planned to keep improving the overall situation. As to the "per commit" rev
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by andr3 6y ago
Hi, Engineering Manager at GitLab here, Source Code team. Thanks for the comment. Indeed that is something we've had in our minds for a long time. Over the past months/years, we have been shipping out incremental improvements in t
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by andr3 6y ago
Hi! I'm an Engineering Manager at GitLab in Source Code team. This is on our horizon. We have an Epic to track an overall revamp and adding an option to review file-by-file which will include developing something like what you just des
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by andr3 6y ago
I agree it's very light, but isn't this what you mean? https://conventionalcomments.org/#format
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by andr3 6y ago
I think "passive-aggressive" is a bit too strong. If you leave a comment, even if not blocking, resolving that discussing can simply be a signal that the author of the MR has acknowledged it. The proposal of conventional comments
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by andr3 7y ago
That's a great point, @tikkabhuna! It seems like fixing that problem you describe could be a good way to improve the discoverability of the mentioned Badges area. I've taken the liberty of documenting this in an issue [1] and putt
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by andr3 7y ago
@clarry, thanks for your comment. It keeps us on our toes. I'm a Frontend Engineering Manager at GitLab for specifically the area of Create, which is where your screenshot falls under. We do value convenience and good experience. We&#x
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by andr3 8y ago
https://twitter.com/gitlabstatus/status/1003439258814877697?... This link is for the monitoring page. The imports are going through.
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cache_guard – a simple distributed mutex implementation for Ruby on Rails(medium.com)
2 points by andr3 11y ago|0 comments
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From Fixed to Responsive – Implementing a Progressive Redesign of Seedrs.com(medium.com)
2 points by andr3 11y ago|0 comments
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Report of an Instagram account deletion(justhugo.com)
5 points by andr3 11y ago|1 comments
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by andr3 13y ago
Only good can come out of this. Looking forward to seeing this in action.
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Keep losing your Raspberry Pis? This is what's happening(codebits.eu)
1 points by andr3 14y ago|0 comments
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by andr3 14y ago
Hey! And you'll always get the physics engine built-in for free! :-P
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by andr3 14y ago
I just left a comment there. Perhaps the authors will follow-up with an even more detailed post. Yeah, more RC anything on arduino projects would be awesome. Be it a car, helicopter, tank...... ;) hehe
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Classic Sega Rally Arcade machine meets RC cars using Arduinos(artica.cc)
61 points by andr3 14y ago|16 comments
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by andr3 15y ago
Having been bit by this warning message, all this sounds a bit too familiar. At the time it was being caused by McAfee (yes, dust-off the anti-virus conspiracy theories) had flagged our domain as untrusted because our main virtual host (www
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R2D2 - glass recycler droid(flickr.com)
1 points by andr3 15y ago|0 comments
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Making Google+ liquid and responsive for big screens(plus.google.com)
3 points by andr3 15y ago|0 comments
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by andr3 15y ago
I find myself treating influads ads as content in the websites I find them... and that's gotta mean something. In the end, and for future projects, I'd definitely be interested in trying out these alternatives... Google is spitting on our p