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by neandrake 7y ago
There's also Phabricator as a self-hosted (and open source) solution for Mercurial (and Git and SVN) repositories. https://phacility.com/
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by neandrake 7y ago
I was introduced to QBasic by a friend in the mid/late 90's and spent a great deal of time on a community called NeoZones. The site allowed people to showcase their work, tutorials for learning, forums for talking with everyone el
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by neandrake 7y ago
I work with DICOM pretty regularly and it's cool to see new implementations of parsers popping up. I've recently been toying with an implementation in rust with a goal of eventually compiling to web assembly. I've not learned
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by neandrake 8y ago
Manager: Bob get to work on the quick fix that will mitigate some of the attacks based on the published exploit to go out within a day, Alice get to work on the correct fix to address the underlying issue to go out in a few weeks when it&#x
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by neandrake 8y ago
I've been able to avoid git repos for the most part, or the few times I've had to interact with them I've kept it a bare minimum of contribution to avoid any complex workflow. It's not the best idea especially since the
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by neandrake 8y ago
To the author - I'm in the opposite boat where I've used mercurial for nearly 10 years but any time I try to use git I get lost. Everything in your post rung out to me as why I rather enjoy and understand hg (with exception to abs
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by neandrake 8y ago
If you've been keeping up with HN the past day or so there have been a bunch of great discussion around alternatives [1] Kallithea https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17246386 [2] Phabricator https://news.y
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by neandrake 8y ago
How do you mean? Custom statuses can be configured if you visit `/config/edit/maniphest.statuses/`. It's also pretty well documented how to customize statuses there.
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by neandrake 8y ago
See [1], "Phabricator uses a lighthearted tone in documentation and some interfaces, and includes some features which primarily exist to add flavor or make things sillier. We use this tone because we like building software like this, a
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by neandrake 8y ago
A few years back I went through and evaluated multiple different tools primarily for their code review capabilities. I looked at quite a few including GitLab, Gogs, ReviewBoard, SmartBear, and Phabricator. We use Mercurial for source contro
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by neandrake 9y ago
You're absolutely right, though I assume using Apache/nginx with a reverse proxy is pretty standard for this type of scenario. Having a single static binary makes it convenient for developing, testing, and deploying.
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by neandrake 9y ago
Re: lambdas - if one-off code is being rewritten so many times maybe it's small enough that it doesn't warrant it's own function? I've never run into that issue and love to use lambdas where possible -- in fact the use o
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by neandrake 9y ago
I've been reading Dreamland by Sam Quinones, which goes into detail and background of the past ~50 years or so about how we got into this situation. A large part of the WHY you're referring to I'll summarize as 1. Pain being
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by neandrake 9y ago
With PuTTy you have to open a separate application and configure connection in a completely different manner. Compared to Linux/OSX which enables a "work in a terminal" model, where "ssh", "scp", etc. are
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by neandrake 9y ago
I quoted this elsewhere but this part makes it sound like they are intending to move over large parts of the implementation into rust in the long run, migrating away from python due to the size of the project becoming more difficult to main
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by neandrake 9y ago
Using rust for a shared library implementation seems like it would mean a big improvement for mercurial's tooling in the long run. Right now the options are command line invocation or using the python library (effectively puts a requir
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by neandrake 9y ago
It looks like in their last sprint meeting (end of Sept[0][1]) there was a lot of planning and talk about moving parts of mercurial to rust. From the history of sprints[2] it sounds like facebook first started experimenting with some mercur
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by neandrake 9y ago
There was also this point that was phrased as a comparison to python but I think works equally as well for choosing rust over c: > In addition to performance concerns, Python is also hindering us because it is a dynamic programming lang
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by neandrake 9y ago
It's possible this might be more documented on old warez/cracking/serial # generation tutorials if they're still around anywhere. This is only speculation but I imagine the process would be something like breaking a CD-k
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by neandrake 9y ago
Does anyone have insight as to why they recommend only using Chrome, including using Tor with Chrome and not the Tor browser (fork of Firefox)? Is this just to keep things consistent or are there privacy/security concerns over using Fi
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by neandrake 9y ago
Isn't is still fraud though? Submissions of opinions to a government agency under citizen's names without their consent or even knowledge -- it sounds illegal and not addressing this sorta thing now sets a crazy precedent.
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by neandrake 9y ago
Another one you can check out is Codebook - https://www.zetetic.net/codebook/ No Linux support though
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by neandrake 9y ago
If you want requirements you gotta write 'em yourself~ Adding more complexity to the example - what about offering a digest-format where a user opts in to only receiving one email a day.
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by neandrake 9y ago
I suspect that the primary developers may be unfamiliar with AD/LDAP. https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/119
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by neandrake 9y ago
What makes Phabricator not suitable for "normal" projects?
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by neandrake 9y ago
Check out Phabricator - https://phacility.com/phabricator/
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by neandrake 9y ago
GitBucket's UI used to be a full rip of GitHub until they received a notice to change it [0]. They then switched over to using a UI built with AdminLTE [1]. I'm not sure if the current UI is still based on it though. [0] http:&#x
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by neandrake 9y ago
What are the long-term health insurance related issues if they find out you didn't follow the doctor's prescription?
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by neandrake 10y ago
Maybe it's nostalgia for pre-Web 2.0 designs but I love your website; it has character and feels personal compared to most pages I peruse.
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by neandrake 10y ago
I think the idea they were going for is that Google Health would be an EMR intended to be used by institutions except that the patient is in control of their record - enabling them to take their health record to any provider. The problem is

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