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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
GitLab engineer here, let me know if you have any questions. We're quite excited about GitLab Annex and curious to hear what people think about it.
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
That's awesome to hear. It's great to have a community of people using and building GitLab, that contributes new features, critizes decisions and helps everyone else stay sharp.
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
At this point, no. GitLab runs very well on Unix machines and is easy to install. It is literally three commands and doesn't require some arcane unix magic to setup and keep running. Starting a VM is easier than ever nowadays and insta
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GitLab 7.8 release(about.gitlab.com)
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GitLab Annex solves the problem of versioning large binaries with git(about.gitlab.com)
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How to turn screw-ups to your advantage(about.gitlab.com)
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
Consider using GitLab. GitLab.com gives you unlimited private repositories for free and is more friendly to use than bitbucket. (note: I'm a GitLab employee)
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GitLab can now rebase before merging code(about.gitlab.com)
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
What will kill the site exactly? I don't see that many problems with advertisement as a monetization strategy. That has worked well for Google, Facebook, etc. I struggle to think of an alternative method of scaling something like this,
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
Fellow engineer at GitLab here. Let us know if you have any questions.
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First months at GitLab BV(about.gitlab.com)
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GitLab now ships with a CI server(about.gitlab.com)
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
Looks great. The name got me thinking about App discovery however. I search for 'Balls' and got many hits, most irrelevant and uninteresting. Then I searched for the exact title of your app and got about 13k hits. None of the firs
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GitLab is 3 years old(about.gitlab.com)
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GitLab Flow(about.gitlab.com)
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
I found that starting a startup taught me quickly what I didn't know. In my case, it led me to search for a place where I could learn what I needed. It's hard to know what to look for, what to learn, when you have not ran against
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
Yep, that seems fair to say. Must note that it seems that the damage that Phineas endured was much more substantial. Considering the complexity of personality and behavior and our lack of understanding of their representation in the brain,
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by jobvandervoort 12y ago
The brain is incredibly plastic. In different degrees, it has been observed that neurons around a destroyed area mitigate the problem by taking over lost function. In addition, abstract processing in the brain occurs over larger areas (thin
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GitLab.com Downtime Postmortem(docs.google.com)
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How our high growth startup works 100% remotely(about.gitlab.com)
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How GitHub rival GitLab is building a business with just 0.1% paying customers(thenextweb.com)
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