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by impappl 10y ago
They could support their team members by not continuing to make a circus out of them
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by impappl 10y ago
This commit really does tell the story of the disproportionate influence HN comments had on this decision: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/commit/8f7d618d...
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by impappl 10y ago
Great, but that's very different to your original statement of "GitHub Pages was limited about 3 days go".
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by impappl 10y ago
This is a really complicated topic but as with all things, habit is definitely key. I recently discovered https://www.enki.com/ and absolutely love it for this. In addition to that: imposter syndrome can get in the way of w
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by impappl 10y ago
This is also known as the "nand2tetris" course: http://www.nand2tetris.org/ Great book!
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by impappl 10y ago
The GitHub limitation wasn't new: As the product manager for GitHub Pages pointed out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13229461 and as a Quora answer from June also reveals https://www.quora.com/Wha
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by impappl 10y ago
The link you yourself share features many comments, including by GitHub themselves, that this wasn't a new limit. They publicised the change earlier in the year. As the product manager pointed out https://news.ycombinator.co
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by impappl 10y ago
Is this news? This has been around at least since June: https://www.quora.com/What-are-bandwidth-and-traffic-limits-... Has anyone actually encountered enforcement of these limits?
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by impappl 10y ago
As mentioned in other comments, this isn't new, it's been around at least since June https://www.quora.com/What-are-bandwidth-and-traffic-limits-...
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by impappl 10y ago
Again, as pointed out multiple times in this thread, this isn't new.
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by impappl 10y ago
This has been around for a long time (see other answers in this thread), so if you've seen any site handle the Reddit hug in the last year, no reason anything should change.