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by bbrunner 12y ago
I agree! There is a ton of awesome information just waiting to be uncovered. Diffmatic currently just sends out a really raw digest but getting smart about surfacing meaningful and important changes would be huge. I think that incorporating
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by bbrunner 12y ago
I'm able to access repos for organizations I'm not an admin for. That's very strange. I'll have to look into it. Feel free to hit me up at hello@diffmatic.com with your account info and I'll see what I can do.
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by bbrunner 12y ago
It's repackaged according to person and repo and in your inbox every day. I'm also working on joining it with other data sources (trello, jira, sentry, etc.) to make it more holistic.
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Chromebooks for Work: More manageable for IT, more powerful for users(googleforwork.blogspot.com)
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by bbrunner 12y ago
I tried repo:status but from my testing I wasn't able to list private repos. So even though I might be able to get their commits I had no way of discovering all of the private repos for a person/org. I'll reinvestigate this a
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by bbrunner 12y ago
Unfortunately, as far as I can tell, there isn't any way to specifically ask for only read permissions for private repos. The commit statuses permission doesn't allow for listing of private repos either. If I'm completely mis
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by bbrunner 12y ago
I'd love to support other providers (BitBucket) and have generic Git support. This is a quick first pass since GitHub comes built in to python-social-auth and their API is really well documented and has good python wrappers. I think it
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by bbrunner 12y ago
Hey, developer here. Made this in my spare time to get reacquainted with django and to learn how to use celery and celery beat. I also love the idea of using data that people are already creating passively in a new way that breathes some mo
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Show HN: Diffmatic – A daily GitHub digest for dev teams(diffmatic.com)
67 points by bbrunner 12y ago|37 comments
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Facebook Opens Its Mobile Ad “Audience Network” to All Advertisers and Apps(techcrunch.com)
3 points by bbrunner 12y ago|0 comments
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by bbrunner 12y ago
It's interesting that this is inside of the computer science department and is limited to engineering students considering YC has really been expanding the companies it's accepting. E145[0], an existing and highly sought after tec
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A daily GitHub digest for development teams(github.com)
3 points by bbrunner 12y ago|0 comments
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by bbrunner 12y ago
You are potentially going to be business-marrying this person for the next decade of your life. Founder Dating can be a good way to find people who are interested in starting a company, so you can be on the same page about that at least. Bu
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John McAfee In Crazytown(techcrunch.com)
3 points by bbrunner 12y ago|0 comments
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Learning a new programming language? You should build Redis(brianbrunner.com)
3 points by bbrunner 12y ago|0 comments
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by bbrunner 12y ago
Redshift is an especially limited SQL engine considering it doesn't support UDFs. It is wicked fast, but what you get in speed you lose in flexibility. Current (well, February, but fairly current) benchmarks[0] place Impala and Shark (
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Replacing the Standard Library – Python Requests(brianbrunner.com)
1 points by bbrunner 13y ago|1 comments
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by bbrunner 13y ago
I'd like to see this same sort of thing done with updates for the lower 2014 pricing and in either the US West Oregon Region or the US East Region instead of Northern California. NorCal is roughly 10% more costly for many instance type
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For the Love of God, Ask FizzBuzz(brianbrunner.com)
43 points by bbrunner 13y ago|84 comments
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by bbrunner 13y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Redid some styling recently. Haven't checked mobile yet. Yea, it's real bad haha.
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Paying Money To Save It And Doing More With Less(brianbrunner.com)
46 points by bbrunner 13y ago|18 comments
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by bbrunner 13y ago
As someone who graduated from Stanford pretty recently (2012), I can tell you that this is utterly ridiculous. Anecdotally, I would say there is a strong split between people who are insanely motivated to pursue a startup and people who thi
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Docker Hack Day #7 & Online 101 Session(blog.docker.io)
3 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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by bbrunner 13y ago
Yes it failed (other incubator). Maybe 7 or 8 months after. I started working at a another startup where I knew one of the cofounders. It was definitely the right choice. Sometimes ideas just take a while to take off and will be ultimately
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Computer Science in Real Life: Namespacing(brianbrunner.com)
1 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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Global Rich List(globalrichlist.com)
1 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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Forward Inbound Emails to your HTTP Server using Postfix(brianbrunner.com)
1 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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Lessons From Monks About Designing The Technologies Of The Future(techcrunch.com)
2 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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Lavabit Architecture - Creating a Scalable Email Service(highscalability.com)
2 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments
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Spaghetti code(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by bbrunner 13y ago|0 comments

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