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by sdesol 11y ago
> there is still no way to search commits Just an FYI. I've implemented commits search among other things for GitHub. You can learn more about it here: http://gitsense.github.io/ Note the latest GitSense version d
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by sdesol 11y ago
> How do they get away with this? They have a unique offering and they are a trusted brand. If you have neither, you are relying on blind faith. For the vast majority of business to consumer products, this isn't a problem. Howeve
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by sdesol 11y ago
I was actually going to fire off an email to you or comment on the issue at GitLab to further discuss GitLab's metrics plans/ambitions. Having spent years refining my indexing engine, I know being able to capture data accurately i
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by sdesol 11y ago
Interpreting the metrics is always going to be a hard thing and I really can't see how this can become a SAAS business. The metrics generation part can certainly be, but how you should react to the numbers will depend on the software
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by sdesol 11y ago
I'm not the poster but I've done some grad research on software metrics and it is a hot topic, but if you look at it objectively, it does offer value. What has stuck with me the most in my research is, metrics should be used to ga
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by sdesol 11y ago
> At best, it's a clone of Github's UI. What I don't understand right now is why they aren't trying to copy GitHub as much as possible ... when it makes sense of course. I've been studying both GitHub and GitLab&
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by sdesol 11y ago
> I wish GitHub had a proper UI for deprecating/abandoning projects Would this be equivalent to implementing the dislike button for Facebook, which we know will be never implement? I'm currently indexing most of the popular rep
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by sdesol 11y ago
I don't disagree with GitLab's network view being more useful. People also shouldn't assume GitHub isn't fallible with their decisions. The fact that it took, I don't know how many years for them to implement side
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by sdesol 11y ago
I was commenting more on how there is a hidden element that GitHub has, that would explain why the person that I responded to would feel he/she was looking at a wall of text. I used GitLab and GitHub's branches page as an example
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by sdesol 11y ago
No it's not just you. I find it hard to explain but GitHub does have the right amount of white/empty space to make consumption of information easier. I've always hated the simplicity of GitHub's layout, but after study
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Show HN: Commits search and more for GitHub
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by sdesol 11y ago
Here are some visual aids that better shows how this project has evolved. It also shows how active things are today. http://imgur.com/a/HyQWv
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by sdesol 11y ago
It also appears to be consistently worked on as the following shows: http://imgur.com/a/hIest The last picture shows the commit activity between the various branches. Not sure what the "git" branch, which st
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by sdesol 11y ago
Commits browsing/discovery on GitHub and on every other Git hosting site have always been rudimentary and I hope to change this with my chrome extension. With this extension, you should be able to find what you need faster on GitHub&#x
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by sdesol 11y ago
I've taken a few screen shots that shows these earlier commits at http://imgur.com/a/5ug16
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by sdesol 11y ago
As someone who has developed a product that will let you search a Git repository, I can say there is a lot of moving parts. And I can see why Bitbucket, GitHub, and others don't support it. Working at their scale does present a lot o
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by sdesol 12y ago
For the product that I'm working on, we are trying to take code reviews to another level by making it very easy for you to implement your own code review logic. We have what we call Smart Attributes, which are like metadata for your co
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by sdesol 12y ago
I obviously can't speak for Atlassian, but I get the impression they really don't care about not being a popular FREE public code hosting site. They definitely want to be the go to site for FREE private code hosting for very smal
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by sdesol 13y ago
I'm actually looking for one or more co-founders who have a good understanding of enterprise and/or software development practices. The long term business goal is to provide a suite of affordable enterprise software that covers th
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by sdesol 13y ago
Have others tell you it's a bad idea?
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by sdesol 13y ago
Nice site. There appears to be a bug with the "Cohort Date" column sort for firefox 28 on windows 7. It works in chrome but not firefox.
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by sdesol 13y ago
I'm obviously biased since I wrote it, but my Git and GitHub pull request browser is a pretty cool webapp. If you are a JavaScript hacker, I think you'll like its programmable metadata technology. http://gitsense.com&#
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by sdesol 13y ago
Given the code churn for this project, it looks like they are working on this full-time. Weekly Churn http://screenshots.gitsense.com/gogits-weekly-churn.html Monthly Churn http://screenshots.gitsense.com/go
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by sdesol 13y ago
I can't agree more and what I absolutely loved about Usenet discussions was, every reply contains a subject line. And it was expected etiquette to change your subject line if your reply deviates from the parent. With usenet, I could ea
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by sdesol 13y ago
Atlassian's product line suffers from the disjoint problem, which makes sense since they bought most of their products from other companies. To tackle this problem, you really have to have a unified base that all your tools are built o
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by sdesol 13y ago
This is actually what I'm trying to do with my product http://gitsense.com GitSense is marketed as a Git solution but it's also a proof of concept for a much bigger problem that I'm trying to solve, which I believ
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by sdesol 13y ago
Well that would explain the high churn that I've been noticing with my tool. I've always been curious about why they were iterating at the pace that they are. Here's Phabriactor's weekly code churn http://scre
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by sdesol 13y ago
First you need to add a space (or two as my preference) for "video.Make" on your landing page. The second thing and I think the reason why you were rejected from YC was you never showed how your application would increases your us
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by sdesol 13y ago
It would probably make sense for YC to contact late applicants once they have done the interviews. They've mentioned before, they can only take on so many startups per batch and if there are enough after the interview, it really doesn&
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by sdesol 13y ago
I think your problem is your potential market. How big of a market is there for Data Science? The thing with codecademy is they could potentially attract hair dressers, janitors, etc. Your main target are people with degrees who have an in

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