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by epriest 12y ago
Phabricator does have code hosting, and the Phabricator master repository is self-hosted on Phabricator and mirrored to GitHub. We link to GitHub because they have more infrastructure than we do for handling heavy read loads.
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by epriest 12y ago
See https://secure.phabricator.com/T2849 for discussion.
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by epriest 12y ago
> How come then, that the simulator says that the player actually wins more games without The Coin? This isn't what the results say. The win rate for the player who goes first ("Player 0") rose from 41% to 61% when the pla
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by epriest 12y ago
This stuff is still in beta and not generally useful, but we have Harbormaster (Build/CI), Drydock (software resource management) and Releeph (release management) in the pipeline.
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by epriest 12y ago
Thanks! We also just got rid of "Clowncopterize": https://secure.phabricator.com/D8812
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by epriest 12y ago
I wrote this code, but I'm not sure what's wrong with it. Can you explain what's bad about it and how you'd improve it? --- To provide some context, this is the top-level entry point for all requests. It routes requests
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by epriest 12y ago
Anecdotally, we get much more positive feedback about the tone and copy than negative feedback. It's certainly possible we're just not hearing the negative feedback, but we get plenty of other negative feedback about other things,
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by epriest 12y ago
Phabricator has been independently developed for about three years now. Check the main project page for details: http://phabricator.org The GitHub URL will probably change if Facebook vanishes, but the project would otherwise be
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by epriest 12y ago
If you're having issues, let us know. Offhand: 1. `arc land` is optional, and always has been. If you don't want to use it, you can just use normal `git` commands. All `arc land` gives you is a few checks against human error. 2. `
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by epriest 13y ago
> Do you really receive thousands of invalid security reports every month or is user Schofield way out of their depth. Although our project is much smaller, we also run a bounty program through HackerOne, and publish aggregate results ev
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Another Stripe CTF3 Writeup(blog.phacility.com)
2 points by epriest 13y ago|0 comments
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by epriest 13y ago
At least in its current form, this application has nothing to do with search and barely anything to do with questions and answers. The video is grandiose, but the actual app has little to do with the video. At the moment, there's no wa
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by epriest 13y ago
Yeah, come hassle me about it. (I haven't seen this or heard other reports about it, so it might be something environmental.)
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by epriest 13y ago
This is a response to "A plea for better open source etiquette": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5545325
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Encouraging Open Source Etiquette(blog.phacility.com)
3 points by epriest 13y ago|1 comments
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by epriest 14y ago
Jamie Wong is amazing.
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by epriest 14y ago
See this question on Quora for some clarifications from people who are or have been Facebook employees (including myself). The article (particularly the original version) has a lot of inaccuracies, and is now around 18 months out of date.
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by epriest 16y ago
This part of the article is simply untrue. The culture is extremely forgiving of mistakes. (I don't speak for my employer, Facebook.)