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14y ago
Many companies I spoke to are stuck with Perforce because its the only version control system that has been proven to scale with thousands of users. Thats not to say Git can't scale but convincing enterprises that Git can scale and showing
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14y ago
No problems! If you have any questions, feel free to email me james@atlassian.com
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14y ago
Unlike Subversion, Git has cheap branching and excellent merging which make branches an easy way to avoid 50 odd developers stamping on each others changes when they commit to master. I recommend checking out Git Flow which is a workflow fo
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14y ago
DVCS does not discourage Continuous Integration as long as the developer pushes remotely on a regular basis to their own branch and the CI server is setup so that it builds the known active branches. I've been working on solving this proble
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> If you have an outstanding order with either distributor, you will receive the upgraded device in place of the 256MB version you ordered. Awesome news since I've been waiting a very long time for mine to ship!
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Actually, the design is The Atlassian Design Guidelines and it uses the Atlassian User Interface project (Atlassians Bootstrap) which all Atlassian products are using to maintain a consistent look and feel https://developer.atlassian.com/d
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The Mars Project
(marsproject.com)
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14y ago
I watched the video and immediately thought that this thing was miles ahead. Can't wait to try it :)
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Here here. Apple have had plenty of failures even after Jobs second coming (Hello Ping!) and its highly revisionist of the technology talking heads to think otherwise. I believe Apple could have spent another year on it behind closed doors
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Whenever I think of how long Spirit and Opportunity have been on Mars doing science beyond their expected lifetimes I think "Now _thats_ engineering!"
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Most of these ports are maintained by volunteers. Would you pay for working tools?
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I don't think there has been any shift for him at all. Ive always found his views on things refreshingly pragmatic.
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14y ago
Since when does becoming an advocate for open source make that advocacy exclusive?
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14y ago
I work on a product for software developers and speaking to our customers there are two camps: those who like relative dates and those who like absolute dates. What does HN prefer?
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Drake equation: How many alien civilizations exist? (interactive chart)
(bbc.com)
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And Australia (EFTPOS)
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Our product helped build software for the Curiosity mission
(blogs.atlassian.com)
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Microsoft abandon Metro name due to legal challenge
(loopinsight.com)
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Critical bug? You are running a beta version of iOS which you shouldn't use todo real work - its hardly critical if the software isn't finished yet!
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It's not a pivot. It's the same team but doing a completely different company.
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Thats pretty cool for us, but I don't see it as an important feature for consumers.
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Honestly, there are a whole lot more interesting problems to solve outside of Twitters ecosystem. Storm, meet teacup.
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14y ago
Pay for your fair share isn't about robbing the rich to feed the poor. Higher tax rates for high income earners and boom industries (mining) etc, is all about generating tax revenue to _reinvest_ into the same system that gave you the oppor
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FYI, they don't work at all on iOS 5.1
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My point still stands.
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Too bad for them? Incredible. That's not a very professional attitude to have. You shouldn't choose technologies you like because as a developer it's your job to choose technologies that are right for the business.
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The Obvious, the Easy, and the Possible
(37signals.com)
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Not sure I know what this product is by reading the announcement. EDIT: The first sentence of your product launch blog should tell me what it is and why I should give a damn about it. I don't care about how lean you have been, how many peop
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Making sense of minimum viable products
(johnnyholland.org)
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14y ago
Why make apologies for crappy retail management?
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