marceloabsousa

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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Would be very curious about your thoughts on Reviewpad ( https://reviewpad.com ). The interactions you have on the IDE are very different than a tool that was specifically made for code reviews.
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
We've been building a new code review tool for the PR/MR process. Check it out at https://reviewpad.com .
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Show HN: Kanban for Pull Requests(reviewpad.com)
5 points by marceloabsousa 5y ago|0 comments
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
What is the article selection for the summaries? IMO, the biggest problem of HN is not a "preview" of the first pages articles but a better selection on actually reaches the first pages.
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Kanban Board of Pull Requests(twitter.com)
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Author here: happy to answer questions about semantic diffs and Reviewpad in general!
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Visualising changes with semantic Git differences(reviewpad.com)
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Mostly agree with the article. To me the problem is about dependency management. I see all the time codebases hugely fragmented at the level of git which is totally ad-hoc. After a while, teams face a lot of issues the most annoying being
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Code reviews and PRs are different things. Still, PRs can be effective with the right tooling and methodology. We've doing continuous code reviews with PRs and it's been working great to have early feedback. More details at: http
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
I wanted to read the article but it's behind a paywall. Is there a way to access it?
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
For me, the excitement comes from Microsoft spending big money on this tech. For those in the field of program synthesis it will be interesting to compare performance and viability of the tech. It's still early stages but this has been
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How great angel investors think: a chat with Freddy Mallet(racket.com)
2 points by marceloabsousa 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What will be the future of code reviews?
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Continuous code reviews are the way to go(reviewpad.com)
3 points by marceloabsousa 6y ago|1 comments
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Thanks! We're currently in private beta and iterating with some early adopter teams. The plan is to go into public beta in ~1 month. If you're interested in early access, chat with us at https://reviewpad.com/slack
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Author here: interested to hear thoughts from the HN community on pains around code reviews and how we can help! Thanks for any feedback - we're just getting started!
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
It's not a widely accepted thing :)
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
The hack was epic and strange. But also epic and strange is how Twitter stock value hasn't taken a prolonged hit. Is there really so much trust on Twitter that this was an isolated incident?
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
IMO, in terms of features, the only practical alternative to Github is Gitlab.
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Show HN: Customize GitHub PR files changed order(explore.dev)
2 points by marceloabsousa 6y ago|0 comments
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Impressive given that it has never made a profit! PS: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jul/01/tesla-bec...
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
How much money are we talking about? :)
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Krunker is great!
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Sure it's a finite number but it's not uncommon for a faculty member to have 5+ PhD students. It all depends on the number of post-docs or senior PhDs they have in the group. The major limiting factor is really money - if a facult
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
From your context description it sounds like you need some extended holidays to put things in perspective. For me, the biggest difference is that processes in a big co are designed for any single individual to be replaceable. As a consequen
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
- There are a fixed number of funded PhD spots but there's really no limit to the number of PhD spots in a faculty. I don't know if this was the case but if you can fund your own PhD, very few universities will refuse your admissi
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
Is a dev agency basically a consulting company?
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
I don't understand what your comment have to do with contributing to OSS. Anyway, I don't really believe that codespaces or any out of the box tool is going to be a magical solution for junior devs not be dragged in those kind of
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
This is pretty cool. Can you share a bit more about your experience? I would like to be able to help out this way.
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by marceloabsousa 6y ago
If going through the setup is hell, what makes you believe that it'll be easier to contribute after you get it for free? I still believe the best way is for OSS projects to ask contributors to do some mentoring...

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