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by kneath 15y ago
It's interesting to me that so many people want confirmations. You can remove yourself from any repository you wish at https://github.com/account/repositories (yes, I know — this is a confusing place. It's something I'd like to improve)
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Experimenting with Infinite Scrolling & HTML5 History API(warpspire.com)
31 points by kneath 15y ago|3 comments
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by kneath 15y ago
I've spent a lot of time thinking through this problem. I agree Git is broken. So is Mercurial, Bazaar, subversion and CVS — they're just different flavors of broken (as in they each taste less broken to different groups of people). Version
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by kneath 15y ago
Nope
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by kneath 15y ago
Judging by the numbers, the Python community as a whole vastly prefers Git. Check the total # of projects at BitBucket vs # of Python projects on GitHub for example. Edit: No idea why this is getting downvoted. I'm just saying look at the
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by kneath 15y ago
A little over 180,000 are private repos
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by kneath 15y ago
We ignore libraries. People consistently underestimate how much Javascript they're writing. Most modern web apps are (rightfully!) Javascript projects.
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GitHub passes 2M repos, 1M projects(github.com)
95 points by kneath 15y ago|27 comments
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by kneath 16y ago
As mentioned earlier, the data is in our API and freely exportable (no loss of data). If you don't want to deal with the API – please contact support and we'll be happy to export the list of issues in order for you. Alternately, you can use
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by kneath 16y ago
Blah, yeah. Maybe we should add a select key to keyboards (kidding)
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by kneath 16y ago
You can bulk select — try it. Check one issue, hold shift, click one further down. Colors of tags are definitely displayed in the issues list view - right to the left on the label itself, or full width in the case it's selected.
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GitHub launches Issues 2.0(github.com)
346 points by kneath 16y ago|53 comments
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by kneath 16y ago
https://github.com/schacon/git-scribe Highly recommend you check this out. We're pretty interested in this idea and definitely want to see it take off.
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Product design at GitHub(warpspire.com)
116 points by kneath 16y ago|2 comments
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by kneath 16y ago
You'd think, but that's all my boy Cameron Mcefee. Wrote down some ideas on a wiki page and he showed up with this a couple weeks later :)
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by kneath 16y ago
Blog post: https://github.com/blog/817-behold-image-view-modes
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by kneath 16y ago
I think you might be mistaking our load balancers with our frontends. Our frontend servers run the Rails application (as well as other applications like the Sinatra app running http://jobs.github.com ). Additionally, they also run all of o
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by kneath 16y ago
Bitbucket has public, discussable Pull Requests? I'd love to see them.
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by kneath 16y ago
You should try hitting ? on any page in GitHub if you think those are easter eggs :)
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by kneath 16y ago
If you've spent 14 years designing and never even tried to design a site in Photoshop I can't possibly fathom how you could have an opinion of the process. Agree or not, try new things. Try old things. Make an informed decision.
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by kneath 16y ago
I guess without hearing my talk, this might be confusing. Rails Guides is in there as an example of Tutorial type documentation and a way to leverage your project's website. This presentation was prepared for a Ruby conference, so the examp
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by kneath 16y ago
Argh, really sorry about that, had the wrong url on my clipboard when I submitted — and unfortunately there's no editing urls :/ I guess maybe I should learn to read what I'm typing.
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Announcing CodeConf 2011 (GitHub is putting on a conference)(github.com)
57 points by kneath 16y ago|32 comments
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by kneath 16y ago
Stop tracking what days people are working & what days they aren't and you'll realize you've missed the whole point of "no vacations" We don't have vacations because we judge people by what they do — not how often they're working.
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by kneath 16y ago
I dunno about 'rock star' (although I'm a pretty amazing drummmer…) but yes, the talk centers around hiring the most driven people possible. I don't think any of us act like we have a stake in the company — we do. I'd highly suggest reading
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An urgent appeal from git-scm.com maintainer Scott Chacon(git-scm.com)
133 points by kneath 16y ago|60 comments
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by kneath 16y ago
Have you actually tried the feature? (I'm honestly curious). Sounds like you're throwing around a lot of what-ifs for a problem that doesn't exist.
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by kneath 16y ago
Hm, I guess I disagree — http://hg-git.github.com We have a ton of mercurial users on GitHub using hg every day.
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by kneath 16y ago
Or maybe we're just testing out a new feature we just built that might be a bit bigger than 30-days free micro before we start pushing it out more. You never know.
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by kneath 16y ago
The entire concept of the SSL icon is so that a user can trust a third party (web developer) that they don't know. If it's up to you (the web developer) — it's all up in the air again. And the icon/warnings are pointless. Which is where I'

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