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by boleary-gl 5y ago
GitLab team member here These services have been restored. More information on the root cause can be found in the linked issue.
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
I’d agree with this conclusion if it wasn’t clear that it is very possible - if not common - for Copilot to just completely copy code. That isn’t fair use - that’s a clear violation of copyright regardless of license.
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
The majority of the features covered in the video (close to 100%) are features in our Core (free) edition. In addition, my #1 feature I shared was us moving our SAST feature from our paid version to the open source version. We're very
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
There's also the releases on the project that are formatted more like that: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/releases Does that help at all?
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
What iOS version / phone are you on? I'm not able to reproduce that.
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
GitLab team member here. I made a 5 minute summary of our GitLab 14 meetup for folks interested in "what's new": https://labwork.dev/go/GitLab14
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
That’s typically how a job works…
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
This is a really good point and example. I spent 10 years in mammography software, and I saw first hand how many outside factors can impact a physician's decision to biopsy or not a given artifact on an image. Things like family histo
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
That's the way it is used today - for instance in mammography there is Computer aided detection (CAD): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1665219/ That's been in use for some time. But li
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
Part of the point of the article is that Tim was born in East Hampton, NY and went to Princeton - he never truly faced the possibility of complete financial ruin when building what he's built. That gave him the freedom to do what he d
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
I wonder how many times this has happened and they didn't find out about it. Posting it to her own Facebook made it pretty obvious. My father was an accountant for many years and he always said if you found evidence of fraud you shoul
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
GitLab employee here. It started that way for sure, but we’ve evolved with boards, milestones, epics, swim lanes, burn down charts and a lot more. We have a whole group in our engineering and product org focused on making it even better: h
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
GitLab team member here. What are biggest task management features from Phabricator you don’t find in GitLab?
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
FWIW I don't get the popup in Chrome, only in Firefox. Confused face...
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
GitLab employee here...that's an issue with our learn.gitlab.com platform not the survey itself. I've filled an issue with our vendor to try and figure out what's going on with the modal.
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
I completely agree - it's why I love the title "Software Engineer in Test". QA should be a critical engineering role that supplements the team - not a place that people see as a stepping stone for later roles. There should b
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Winners and losers from first release of 2020 census data(apnews.com)
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Nation’s first trial of genetically modified mosquitoes underway in Florida Keys(wmfe.org)
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by boleary-gl 5y ago
Are you sure it scanned a repo and didn't redirect to the about.gitlab.com page? Can you provide a link to these results?
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Running meetings in read-write mode instead of read-only(boleary.dev)
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Suez Canal AIS ship traffic live map(marinevesseltraffic.com)
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
Looks like there is a proposal to completely replace the gem: https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/41751/files
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
Anytime you publish something, it is copyrighted. The data within may not be, but my presentation of it in a certain database certainly is.
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
Or use another source that is non-GPL - that's proposed here: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/41750#issuecomment-805...
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
Heroku apps run in a hyper scale cloud, sure, but they abstract away all of that. When you "graduate" from Heroku you have to move your entire app and re-architect the entire thing. The idea behind this effort is to put you in a
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
We attempted it in a previous OKR last quarter: https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-com/marketing/corporate_mar... . That's why I mentioned it in the past tense. This article was not part of that old OKR,
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
Where does that show anyone from the PR department approving it? I don't see anyone I recognize from the PR department there... This is how "unfiltered" blogs work: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/mark
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
I wrote that sentence and you took that completely out of context. Here's the context if someone really does care: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/marketing/corporate_marketing/... It's also important
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
GitLab employee here. That was based on requirements outside of our control - and it is still available to employees and candidates. Everything is public by default, except for things that can't be - but we're public about what
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by boleary-gl 6y ago
I like that title a lot - it is a more concise statement.

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