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by niedbalski 6mo ago
Truth has been told.
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by niedbalski 6mo ago
Ages ago google wrote an algorithm to detect hotspots by using commit messages, https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots
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by niedbalski 6mo ago
Ages ago, google released an algorithm to identify hotspots in code by using commit messages. https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots
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by niedbalski 8mo ago
Thanks google for saving us. I guess this is the equivalent of rival narcos fighting each other.
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by niedbalski 9mo ago
Computers were never a job to me. They were curiosity, play, obsession. Until, quietly, they became work.
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by niedbalski 11mo ago
Sure this has been said but the issue here is not code is the ability to canary and rollback quickly from any arbitrary (config) change.
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Rethinking Fluent Bit: predictable and lightweight(github.com)
2 points by niedbalski 11mo ago|1 comments
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by niedbalski 11mo ago
A secure, long-term–maintained version of Fluent Bit with fixed release cycles, CVE backports, and hardened defaults. For teams that love Fluent Bit but need enterprise-grade consistency without the vendor lock-in.
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by niedbalski 2y ago
Building businesses out of debt, starting with negative balance and when approaching out of money, asking employees for a last minute war time mode. That’s plain terrible business practice, don’t work there.
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by niedbalski 2y ago
We realised that even a lot less cool than nfc, just put an inexpensive blueray reader + disc movies next to the tv and no internet connection was the best option for us.
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by niedbalski 8y ago
openid, is that you? welcome back!
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by niedbalski 12y ago
My Python implementation https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots
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by niedbalski 12y ago
This is fairly nonlegal, right? ...
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Python from JavaScript and viceversa(github.com)
2 points by niedbalski 14y ago|0 comments