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by sdesol 11y ago
The implication here, isn't so much that what was created was new, it's "Would this feature had been created had somebody else not shown GitHub a better way?" Since the commit history for https://github.com&#x
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Show HN: How we monitor multiple JVMs in real-time(gitsense.github.io)
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> who re-invented the wheel and there is already something better out there? In business school, you are taught how to create business plans, and in that business plan, you have a section that talks about your competition. If you don&#x
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Finding Deleted Files in Bitbucket, GitHub and GitHub Enterprise(gitsense.github.io)
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Show HN: Using Client-Side Routing to Route Bitbucket and GitHub Searches(gitsense.github.io)
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It's good to see this new pricing model. It's pretty obvious, a lot of the really hard problems that Enterprise would want solved, are being developed by commercially driven ventures. And by going this route, GitLab makes themse
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Right now we are indexing about 5,000 repos. We'll probably stop at 50,000 since we index an order of a magnitude more than GitHub does per repo. Our objective isn't really to index as many repos as possible, but rather we are f
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This seems like a good time to advertise my search engine for GitHub and Bitbucket. You can learn a little more about it at http://gitsense.github.io And as the screen shot below shows, you don't need to be logged in, to s
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I picked up one of their new ex41-ssd machines and I'm actually kind of nervous about it. I've bought a few auction machines and they all came with Samsung SSDs, but these new EX line machines are using Crucible, hence the low pr
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If you are looking for a bargain with little commitment, you might want to take a look at Hetzner's auction. https://robot.your-server.de/order/market/sortcol/ram/sortty... The gotcha is the allowab
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Benchmarking DigitalOcean, Vultr and a six year old laptop(gitsense.github.io)
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Ask HN: Anybody know what type of hardware Vultr and DigitalOcean are using
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> the ability to browse and search painful Hey just an FYI, we (my company, not GitHub) are working on improving the browsing/searching situation for GitHub and GitHub Enterprise. You can see a list of the improvements at: http:&#
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> Step 1: Copy github, but with features people want. I hope you are not suggesting they implement a new Git hosting product, because that would be an extreme waste of time/money. Implementing the hosting logic/UI would probab
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> I thought RAID and SSD were a terrible combination Well there are different RAID settings. My product is an indexing engine (indexes Git repositories) and I've personally found RAID 0 reduces indexing time by about 30% compared t
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To be honest, this is actually a good strategy ... producing a poor layout that is. I've found a lot of times, a post either has a lot of comments/votes because the product idea was stupid and/or something unrelated about th
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> We're working to improve the GitLab UX, anything you would like to see? The issue with GitLab's UX right now, is there is a lot of little things, which adds up to big things. This is expected since UX is hard and if you look
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It looks like your extension behaves in a similar manner to https://github.com/octo-linker/chrome-extension Might be worthwhile to integrate your changes with it, as there will probably be collisions if both extensions
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Yeah there are a lot of interesting plugins out there and like the ones that you mentioned, enhances GitHub productivity by quite a bit. GitHub is certainly an enigma at the moment. You have a situation like Bitbucket where they are focuse
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Yeah right now, we have one server that is indexing about 5000 popular repos. We are trying to index repos with 1000+ stars. Below is a quick snapshot of what is being indexed. http://imgur.com/3y5HGT4 When we make the Gi
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Hi, I'm the creator behind GitSense and I'm going to start private beta trials in about a week or two. Right now I'm trying to line up some cloud host providers so you can install our indexing technology in the cloud for fre
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Show HN: GitHub and Bitbucket browsing reimagined(gitsense.github.io)
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It also makes sense from a business point of view. The three strong points that I've taken from business school are: 1) You can overtake an incumbent if you can offer twice the value at half the price. If you can produce a drill that
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Thanks for the feedback. I've had a sneaky suspicion that people weren't really getting a full idea of what the product does. I've been meaning to add more visual cues like dots on top of the image to indicate that there ar
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> (3) Obviously, it'll make GitHub far more accessible to less technical users I'd have to imagine this is probably the main driving factor. As GitHub tries to make further inroad into Enterprise, I can see them focusing more
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Just an FYI, my product solves yours and your parent post wish: http://gitsense.github.io/ Search/code management metrics are done at the branch level and there will be case-sensitive searches. The indexers are already
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Just an FYI. GitHub's Enterprise search will get significantly better once I'm able to integrate my search technology with it. You can learn more about the search technology here: http://gitsense.github.io/ Sear
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Just an FYI. I've been contacted by Atlassian to make my search technology available for Bitbucket's ecosystem. Right now it's being developed as a chrome extension, and you can learn more about it here: http://g
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I looked at Bitbucket Connect, but it looks like everything is done via iframe for obvious security reasons. This doesn't appear to be the case with Bitbucket server. Somebody from Atlassian has reached out to me and I'll get bac
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You have a valid point, but what isn't obvious is my technology isn't really dependent on GitHub. The only thing that can cripple me is Git becoming less vogue. There are two parts to my technology: - There is the front end whic

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