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by mojombo 15y ago
I have written a blog post outlining the exploit and our mitigation procedure: https://github.com/blog/1068-public-key-security-vulnerabili...
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Open Source (Almost) Everything(tom.preston-werner.com)
445 points by mojombo 15y ago|83 comments
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by mojombo 15y ago
https://github.com/github/gollum - The git-backed wiki that powers GitHub Wikis. https://github.com/technoweenie/madrox - Distributed Twitter implementation in Git. https://github.com/schacon/ticgit - Git-based distributed ticketing s
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by mojombo 15y ago
As it stands, when you are added as a collaborator to a project it shows up in exactly one place — your private, logged in dashboard. It doesn't show up publicly anywhere. You must make a contribution to a project before you show up in an
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by mojombo 15y ago
We have training available in person ( https://github.com/training ) and online ( https://github.com/training/online ) during which we can do all of those things.
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by mojombo 15y ago
You know, I've never seen that movie. I suppose the techno-blasting isolation room with tons of monitors is some kind of archetype, to be stumbled upon time and time again by coders throughout the ages.
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by mojombo 15y ago
I've actually started using Vim since I wrote this post, and it's treating me nicely. I still use TextMate for a lot of things, but as I become more familiar with Vim, I find myself there more and more. It feels much more natural to me than
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by mojombo 15y ago
We invited everyone we knew in the Ruby community. We all attended local Ruby meetups and talked to anyone that would listen. We used it for our own open source projects and invited would-be contributors to join the fun. We used an invite-o
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How we work at GitHub and the importance of investing in humans(skillsmatter.com)
3 points by mojombo 15y ago|0 comments
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Lessons from GitHub's First Year(tom.preston-werner.com)
223 points by mojombo 16y ago|24 comments
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This Developer's Life: Dave Nielsen, Tom Preston-Werner, Nate/Niki Kohari(thisdeveloperslife.com)
4 points by mojombo 16y ago|0 comments
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by mojombo 16y ago
Did you file a support ticket for this? It sounds like an unrelated problem. We can investigate if you let us know what repo is causing the problem. Visit http://support.github.com or email support@github.com.
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by mojombo 16y ago
We use MathJax for inline display of equations in the GitHub wikis and it's really nice. I spent a long time looking for a LaTeX style math solution for the web, and MathJax was a great fit.
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A better iPad keyboard(rosscarter.com)
72 points by mojombo 16y ago|37 comments
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by mojombo 16y ago
Just in case you missed it, we have an "Explore GitHub" page that should get you started with some repos that you may not have heard of before: https://github.com/explore
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by mojombo 16y ago
"Most modern literature on typography says that double spacing is wrong" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_spacing (with citations).
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Lambdaphant | Interview With Tom Preston Werner From Github(lambdaphant.com)
10 points by mojombo 16y ago|1 comments
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Facelette: Chat Roulette for FaceTime(facelette.com)
119 points by mojombo 16y ago|27 comments
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by mojombo 16y ago
Since we don't have set work hours, there's a lot of variety to my daily routine. If I'm in SF, I'll usually get out of bed around 9am, roll over to my desk and deal with email and catch up on tech news. I'll head into the office around 11a
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by mojombo 16y ago
I think by building it for ourselves, we really built something that everyone could appreciate. Not tying it too much to any one language, and encouraging projects from other languages to get on board went a long way to making it feel langu
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by mojombo 16y ago
We already do support writing via the SVN bridge: http://github.com/blog/644-subversion-write-support Windows support for Git is ok, but it could be a lot better. We absolutely intend to create first class Git/GitHub experiences on every
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by mojombo 16y ago
Yeah, that's exactly right. Thanks!
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by mojombo 16y ago
I had one years and years ago, but it's long gone now. Sorry!
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by mojombo 16y ago
Next time I'm in town, I suppose!
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by mojombo 16y ago
This ticket looks to have gotten quite a bit of attention, but the Pygments upgrade seems to have fallen through the cracks. I'm working to get it back on track. We do our best to handle every support ticket, but low priority tickets can so
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by mojombo 16y ago
Not really that much. More people recognize me and say hello at tech events. I get invited to more conferences and get to travel a lot more than I ever have before. I can easily get meetings with influential people in the industry and VCs b
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by mojombo 16y ago
I was actually working fulltime at Powerset and doing GitHub on the side. I spent a lot of time coding, but it's what I love. Working on GitHub was how I expressed the creativity that I couldn't when I was doing tool support at Powerset. It
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by mojombo 16y ago
I'd love to come to Australia for RailsCamp someday. I'll keep it in mind for next year.
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by mojombo 16y ago
I dunno. I think they're pretty awesome.
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by mojombo 16y ago
We implement some of the concepts of ROWE, but we don't really measure results in any quantifiable way. We hire the best, most driven people we can and give them the means to produce awesome things. So far so good!

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