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by sdesol 5y ago
Thanks for the insights.
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Since superset, metabase and redash was mentioned, I'll share some development insights regarding these OSS projects. Note, I've never used these solutions before, so I can't speak to their quality, but I can speak to how act
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Show HN: Code Review Dashboard(oss.gitsense.com)
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Hey thanks for the insight. It looks like they are pretty productive hours then.
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As the author states, he is not working alone as the following shows: https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=impa... When you have a large number of people in Zone 2 and nobody in Zone 1, this is
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by sdesol 5y ago
You can add my startup GitSense as well https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?q=wind... The thing is, from what I've read, if you were using Git<plus something> before Git started cracki
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Here is his contribution in the last 5 years https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=comm... The changes were mostly pretty small as well, which would make sense given he has been hands off for qui
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I'm not your competitor, but I am trying to make software metrics a good thing for everybody (developers and leaders) and I'm not sure you can make a claim like the following on your landing page: "Know your star develop
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In the last 90 days they had 11 contributors that changed c,cpp, and c header files with at least 10 lines of code churn: https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=comm... The user crsib appears to b
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Thanks for the clarification!
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> I wouldn't be surprised if at some point something like Gitea (no personal experience with it) will close the gap sufficiently for a lot of users to switch there Gitea is a weird one for me and I've been studying the Git code
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If you want to quickly iterate through the commits and changes, you can do so with this link: https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=comm... Click on a file to bring up the diffs browser. Disclaim
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> The world is depending on him given his outsized influence and wealth. Bernie Sanders had a great response in a town forum where the panelist was trying to get him to acknowledge how grateful we should be for billionaires and their hel
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Here's a deeper analysis for the last year. There were 78 contributors with 2 frequent (1 being a bot) and 2 occasional (1 being a bot). https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=impa... And if
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Here's his contribution in the last 5 years https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=comm... Disclaimer: I'm the creator of the tool that is linked.
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I was looking at https://github.com/github/semantic for providing semantic diffs a while back and I still think it would be a good fit. By looking at the diff between trees, you can ignore a lot of the extra noise like
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by sdesol 5y ago
This will be a feature that I will be bringing to Git navigation in the future. For example, if you go to https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=comm... and click on the eslintrc.json file, you&#
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by sdesol 5y ago
This is a good point and it will be interesting to see if something like copilot will get developers/companies to adopt a language that is better supported by AI. Edit: You are honestly downvoting me for saying something that might act
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by sdesol 5y ago
No problem. If you are going to do a blog post and need stats, you can contact me through my profile info.
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Here are some quick insights until OP does his blog post. For a high-level breakdown of the files changed: https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?p=focu... 681 files were changed, with the most bein
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> I tend to look on commit count as a negative when reviewing open source projects. I do agree that tracking commit counts isn't very useful but tracking commit frequency, in my opinion, is quite useful. I'm obviously biased b
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Yes you are right. I was more establishing this person's successful contributions and that they appear to provide meaningful contributions. What is happening now with all the new proposed changes that is causing a stir is something t
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Here is this person's commit history for the last year for additional context: https://public-001.gitsense.com/insights/github/repos?q=auth... They do appear to contribute regularly enough (relatively speakin
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by sdesol 5y ago
Since there are talks about padding numbers for KPI, I did a quick analysis of the linux kernel for single line changes that belong to commits with only one file change and this is what I got for the last 90 days: https://public-
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But these are things that you play with as opposed to what we hope to have in the future which is something that "plays with you". Aka a friend or a guardian of sorts.
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>people enjoy the company of other living, breathing things Can we say the same thing in the future? If a child is given a pet robot will they get bored of it like a toy or will they come to see it as a life long companion?
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by sdesol 5y ago
Is it really doxxing? I made what was publicly available and it wasn't slanderous, it just invalidates my argument.
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Shit my BAD! I'll update my post to correct things.
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Edit: Ignore what I posted as it clearly highlights I was wrong I removed the analysis as I contributed effort to the wrong person, which invalidates my argument.
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Based on sources of mine and what you can find online, tracking developer sentiment is the next thing and github and gitlab are looking into it. I also know of a startup that is working on this. This is obvoiusly a good metrics to track b

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