gjtorikian

9 ms·

61.
by gjtorikian 10y ago
Atom already has this integrated, not as a plugin, but right into the editor. I cannot recall where at the moment, but you can get a list of every package, and it'll list the startup time in milliseconds.
62.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
I mentioned this in a tweet[0] but we have a quasi-tradition of shipping on April 1st: * https://github.com/blog/1815-l-is-for-labels * https://github.com/blog/1451-branch-and-tag-labels-for-commi.
63.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
That's a really good point. I'll see if I can fix that in the response (I'm hoping I can just easily pluck the DMCA link from the repo).
64.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
That's a false assumption. Features like this one take months to get right -- from design, to ops, to engineering, to support, to marketing, to many more. Saying nothing never meant we weren't doing anything. It meant we could&#x2
65.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
GitHub Enterprise releases typically run a few months behind GitHub.com changes. You'll likely have to wait until GHE 2.6. Sorry!
66.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but ikawe was joking about the bower thing. Source: I work at GitHub.
67.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
That is an amazing interview question. What's the average reaction like? If I heard that I'd laugh, because it's so unexpected, and then tell a tale of woe that of course in hindsight I've learned from. However I can als
68.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
If that's your real resume, I'd suggest changing the address before posting it on the Internet, because creeps. In unrelated uncreepy news, we are practically neighbors! One block over on Steiner.
69.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
I am in no way, shape, or form advocating for more surveillance. But I can recall at least one event recently where a terrorist threat was thwarted: the 2010 Portland, Oregon Christmas car bomb: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi
70.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
You're completely right. I started reading this on my commute and am thoroughly enjoying it. Thanks for sharing!
71.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
GitHub also provides free private accounts to .edu addresses: https://education.github.com/discount_requests/new (And non-profits: https://github.com/nonprofit )
72.
Sourceforge and Slashdot, up for sale(news.softpedia.com)
1 points by gjtorikian 11y ago|0 comments
73.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
We have a soft 2 GB limit: https://help.github.com/articles/what-is-my-disk-quota/ In reality this has been very much a non-issue. Users we contact are generally okay with not bloating repos, and we point out Rele
74.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
Err, you don't need a paid account to write into Support and ask for a feature. I'm not sure why you mentioned that.
75.
Improving the GitHub Workflow for the Microsoft Community(github.com)
124 points by gjtorikian 11y ago|33 comments
76.
by gjtorikian 11y ago
It is in Firefox.
77.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
Yes, you can. That's one other advantage over git-annex (albeit slight). The documentation lays out the workflow: https://help.github.com/articles/configuring-large-file-stor... As does the website: https:/&
78.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
I feel absolutely idiotic to not have known that the Bourne shell was actually named after a Mr. Bourne. I just assumed it was an acronym or something.
79.
PDF Viewing(github.com)
192 points by gjtorikian 12y ago|60 comments
80.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
> including many from Gitorious That's a bit disingenuous. GitLab purchased Gitorious--of course people are switching.
81.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
Hmm, this looks like a different issue. Brainfuck is recognized in the stats, if you head to search: https://github.com/r0nk/ward/search?l=makefile It's not showing up in the color bar, though. Loggin'
82.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
I think a macro implies something that can be executed, and (rightly) ought to cause security-minded folks to double-take. Conref isn't something we invented, it's straight out of DITA: http://dita.xml.org/arch-con
83.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
> Do you plan to write and update the JSON Schema by hand? Currently, yes, unfortunately. ;____; We've talked about doing it in an intermediate format, like YAML, which is slightly less painful, but....ugh. Years ago I wrote a very
84.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
I wasn't super thrilled with it either, until I dug in and discovered that it's the global average. We have a ton of international and mobile traffic, which factors into this sum: 1. United States (average load: 1.97 s) 2. United
85.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
> which makes less contention for the probably huge conref file We're planning on splitting up the conref files by section. So for example, we'd get a separate conref file for Pages, one for UI stuff, one for Enterprise, etc. M
86.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
> I'm curious, how they write internal-facing documentation and how that effects the development experience for new github engineers. I wish I could show up a sample, but I can't, because it's internal. ;) Honestly, I thin
87.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with everything above. Two additional and related thoughts: 1. The original documentation tool I wrote for Atom, Biscotto, kept track of the number of undocumented classes / methods: https://github.com
88.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
Yeah, that's about the same for me. Perl was the first real language I picked up outside of school, with many hours spent inside cgi-bin.
89.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
I'm a fervent leftist--I don't know if "liberal" is the right word--and I've long since abandoned the notion that US Democratic party is a group that speaks on behalf of my interests. If it helps, I cherish this cli
90.
by gjtorikian 12y ago
The first lexer was added over a year ago: https://github.com/github/linguist/pull/678

More ›