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by brodock 9y ago
I think this is the value in using platforms like HackerOne vs trusting a random half-backed bug bounty program someone made as crisis management.
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by brodock 9y ago
JRuby people will love to have Fibers natively supported by the JVM
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We're switching to a DCO for source code contributions(about.gitlab.com)
139 points by brodock 9y ago|43 comments
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by brodock 9y ago
IIRC this step is not needed/required anymore.
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by brodock 9y ago
Instead of Slack -> Mattermost or Rocket.Chat Sentry also has self-hosted option available (and it's also opensource). Instead of GitHub + Travis CI, you can use GitLab (it also has bundled CI capability, based on Docker). with GitL
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by brodock 9y ago
If you consider the diagrams as a physical manifestation of abstractions that can eventually be converted into boolean logic, etc than it's the same thing. For many years I used to draw on paper a mix of non-standard diagrams with some
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by brodock 9y ago
I'm personally looking forward Truffle implementation just because of that (and also benchmarks are looking really nice). I don't think this will be out anytime soon TBH.
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by brodock 9y ago
It will get better when we enable Elasticsearch for the search feature. I don't think we have a canary issue but this may be useful: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/3492
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by brodock 9y ago
Exactly. This is like: "oh you didn't like to receive the patent under this terms, get this, no patents grant anymore"
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by brodock 9y ago
there is a catch, if Microsoft ever sell any of the patents to a third party, this is not binding to them.
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by brodock 9y ago
When in doubt always remember about Oracle vs Google (Java/Android).
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GraphQL Patent Infringement Issues(github.com)
301 points by brodock 9y ago|124 comments
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by brodock 9y ago
Thank you for not doing that in JavaScript ️.
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by brodock 9y ago
AMD Threadripper has 64 in all available models: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_(microarchitecture)
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by brodock 9y ago
GitLab Fan is running a IndieGoGo campaign to build an online course of how to use GitLab CI. Although it's endorsed by GitLab itself ( https://about.gitlab.com/2017/09/07/gitlab-fan-profile/ ), ident
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IndieGoGo: Learn Continuous Integration with GitLab CI(indiegogo.com)
2 points by brodock 9y ago|1 comments
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by brodock 9y ago
Middleground alternative is to have a non profit behind the "free service". This works relatively well for some opensource critical resources like rubygems.org which has a foundation paying the bills, sponsored by companies. I thi
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by brodock 9y ago
it depends on your SLA ;)
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by brodock 9y ago
DISCLAIMER: I work for GitLab. We have a feature to replicate GitLab to different locations (EEP). We call it "Geo", which stands for "Geographical Replication". Part of the "Geo" effort is Disaster Recovery wh
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by brodock 9y ago
It serves different business purposes. Atlassian make money by selling each individual product license. Also there is a reason why they are not part of a single unified platform, some of then were aquisitions, etc. There are many players do
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by brodock 9y ago
Not to mention that the limitation in the API usage made the soundnode app useless, as it hits the API limit in a few hours of use. They are failing not to provide an alternative and to prevent you from using an alternative.
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by brodock 9y ago
debunked is a hard word for "hey, lack of peer review": "... Coffield's team found that none of the most popular learning style theories had been adequately validated through independent research." - https:/&#
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by brodock 9y ago
Any research that takes students as an homogenic group is flawed. People can be (more or less) in about one of the 7 different types of learning styles https://www.learning-styles-online.com/overview/ . So making claims
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by brodock 9y ago
GitLab CI started as a separate project, but team saw more benefits from integrating into a single product as it's much easier to provide tightly integration without the overhead of communication and APIs. There are places in the workf
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DigitalOcean: Update on the April 5th, 2017 Outage(digitalocean.com)
2 points by brodock 10y ago|0 comments
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by brodock 10y ago
Our omnibus package tries to use a % of your total memory for cache, so one way to reduce memory is fine tuning it. See for reference: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/omnibus-gitlab/blob/master/fil...
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by brodock 10y ago
I cannot speak about the licensing, but I can suggest you an alternative: host CE for public access and mirror your repositories there, and have your EE version for internal use only.
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by brodock 10y ago
can you please create an issue and/or paste the issue here?
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by brodock 10y ago
If the entry barrier for GitLab is setting up/maintaining your own instance, you can always opt for https://githost.io/ The most value in GitLab today is that you have many things that requires you to setup additional
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by brodock 10y ago
Did you know about https://githost.io/ ? It's managed by GitLab Inc and it's the closest you get from "Insert your credit card here, and hit a button" to get your own GitLab instance.

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