neandrake

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by neandrake 11y ago
You have to be a coder to participate~
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by neandrake 11y ago
Git repositories do have a full copy of the codebase (unless using some large-file management, same issue with largefiles extension for hg). But gitlab/github are more than just git repositories -- issue tracking, discussions, wiki, et
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by neandrake 11y ago
There's still the issue where turning on LFS makes forks unusable - regardless of price/profit this still seems like a major issue. Based off all the author's descriptions it sounds more like GitHub are still in the process o
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by neandrake 11y ago
This is not always the case. Null pointer derefs are just indicators that the program got into an invalid state. Is the fix to provide some alternative pathway when the program got in a bad state or is it to prevent the bad state from happe
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by neandrake 11y ago
I believe the comment reads that deadlocks are the "easiest concurrency problem" to debug -- but your question is moreso headed to the point that they are easy to introduce in a system. From the example, from a deadlock the locked
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by neandrake 11y ago
I recommend giving Phabricator a try. After evaluating several different tools we ultimately went for Phabricator. When I initially looked at it in ~2012 I was put off for similar reasons: 1. References to pokemon on main pages 2. Confusing
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by neandrake 12y ago
I did some semi-extensive research to find something to use in-house for our mercurial repositories (with potential to switching to Git because so much more is available). I went with Phabricator which also supports mercurial and is free to
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by neandrake 12y ago
Maybe I misread durin42's post - I thought they were asking about issues I mentioned with hg + editor plugin. There have been issues with the plugin for several years that I had moved away to primarily just using the command-line by th
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by neandrake 12y ago
We primarily use Eclipse as our editor developing Java. I think I'm using the correct plugin (MercurialEclipse) but there's another one (HgEclipse, or there used to be) which has often caused confusion. Some of the issues are like
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by neandrake 12y ago
We turned on largefiles extension almost a year ago and have come to regret that decision. The major pain point is with integrations, from Eclipse plugin to most any repository management/hosting solution tend to either have bugs or fu
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by neandrake 12y ago
I realized I left a dangling sentence: One of the nicer things about running Phabricator is that it has quite a bit of documentation, and.. ..and the install provides really great feedback about how it's running. Server issues are iden
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by neandrake 12y ago
I've been working on migrating to using phabricator at my company. The developer workflow is a bit different than that of GitHub/GitLab but it's nothing that should hinder development. Primarily it revolves around using a cli
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by neandrake 12y ago
In the late 90's there were several great QBasic communities (NeoZones was one I would frequent the most). I think these more than the fondness of the language/IDE were what kept me interested in learning software. Most of the com