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How Our Labels Work(yetto.app)
3 points by gjtorikian 2y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 2y ago
I completely agree that the prioritization of support is woefully lacking, but I think this is a consequence of the shoddy state of support tooling. If customer support professionals were given the right tools to do their jobs, instead of h
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by gjtorikian 3y ago
Who is bdr? I actually know Brad (who runs the site) so this is quite a pleasant surprise for me to see it here!
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by gjtorikian 7y ago
Yep, Juno, NetZero, and Walmart BlueLight were all free ISPs that were super easy to manipulate. :)
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by gjtorikian 7y ago
Curious. What do you think happens when Apple goes under?
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by gjtorikian 8y ago
> Fox as a whole is NeoCon and they are NeverTrumpers This is full of shit. Trump regularly appears on Fox and Friends. Hannity regularly talks about or interviews Trump (not to mention sharing the same lawyer). Carlson regularly d
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N O T H I N G H E R E (but me)(nothingherebut.me)
1 points by gjtorikian 9y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
It's the largest recorded attack: https://www.wired.com/story/github-ddos-memcached
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
I second this. I asked a bunch of dumb questions on IRC, Reddit, and the forums and every single time the responses were so patient and helpful. I work at GitHub and I’ve been telling people that for the future of open source we really ough
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
If that’s a major life regret you must have a pretty nice life.
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
How so? My point is that stating something as a fact without proof can have serious consequences.
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
> Many have suffered and do not even bother with Ruby apps anymore. These sort of grandiose statements have of course existed on the Internet for decades, but with the rise of demagogues like Trump, we see that such statements can be rea
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graphql-idl-parser, a GraphQL IDL Parser, written in Rust, wrapped in Ruby(gjtorikian.com)
2 points by gjtorikian 9y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
You do realize Gattaca was a dystopia right? That Ethan Hawke's entire character arc was proving that an unmodified human is just as capable as a modified one? That best case is still a horrible future.
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A Tweet for Every Occasion(atweetforeveryoccasion.com)
1 points by gjtorikian 9y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 9y ago
Well, fortunately it's free and open source: https://github.com/desktop/desktop You could submit an issue or a pull request with suggestions on what a more obvious UI might be!
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
That's opt in.
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
`apm list --installed --bare` is also a good one-liner.
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
No need to script! You can use Google's BigQuery with GitHub's data. Some documentation is here: https://www.githubarchive.org/ A `PushEvent` is fired for every open source repository that has `master` updated: ``
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
I don't disagree with you at all. The competition between GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket spurs creativity and is a good thing. However, let's not fool ourselves: services like Codeplex, Google Code, or Sourceforge, that are not upd
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
I assure you, before I read this comment I thought I was absolutely insane for A) Imagining the video artifacts; and B) Also moving my mouse around to get rid of them I'm so glad I'm not the only one these past few months!
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
I'm struggling to find the "awesome" part. I've been harassed on Instagram by people asking me to update an open source project I let go of five years ago. While it may seem neat and flattering, the reality is that it&#x
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Navigate file history faster with improved blame view(github.com)
8 points by gjtorikian 10y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
> which seems to have better scalability Out of curiosity: how many users do you have, and what measurements are you using to determine scalability? Disclaimer: I work at GitHub.
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
You are totally correct.
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
> Neatly coinciding with GraphQL's announcement 'Leaving technical preview' We coordinated with Facebook to do that. ;)
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
Oh, man. Most definitely that's real. If you're working in Slack or chat, you've got a minimum of half a dozen people typing and putting out suggestions and offering to investigate something. That's all time stamped. And
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
Right? I burst out laughing when I read that line. So it's gotta to be about seven or eight people, since it's "More than a half-dozen". Can't be be close to twelve, or else it'd read "Nearly a dozen"
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Improvements to Notification Emails(github.com)
20 points by gjtorikian 10y ago|1 comments
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by gjtorikian 10y ago
This looks like it just shells out[1] to a local executable. It'd be remiss not to mention my own Ruby gem, https://github.com/gjtorikian/mathematical . It does La/TeX conversions by wrapping C code, though ad

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