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by smarx007 3y ago
How do you know? Quick search reveals https://github.com/sourcegraph?q=Lsp&type=all&language=&sort... One of their employees maintains a Zig LSP https://youtu.be/h_7o3yroYy4
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You first ask them nicely where to send post and if they don’t give you one, you send it to the address where the legal entity is registered. In this case: 45, rue de Paris, 95 747 Roissy CDG cedex, France Whether to accept complaints by po
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Why not mail the copies of receipts via snail mail just to ensure you don't miss the 30 day frame?
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There is another possibility: because the first leg plane was late, it missed the pushback at 09:40 and then again 09:56 and the ATC put the plane at the end of the queue for takeoff until 10:48. ~~Though I can't imagine Lisbon to be s
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by smarx007 3y ago
I have an Apple Shortcut to append a shared URL to a request https://domain.xyz/add?url=$sharedUrl To view things is trickier. But the Readability and Mercury destinations render best.
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It is indeed Electron, but it has a much better linking story (don't even mention plugins [1]). Evernote being a native app was the last thing the held me as a paid customer with them. Also, the move to Electron was quite bumpy, they s
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by smarx007 3y ago
I can already imagine a story from an HN frontpage in the future where an LLM+plugin is told "the data in my prod DB is corrupted" and it wipes a DB in prod in response (and possibly restores a 24h-old backup).
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by smarx007 3y ago
My use of Evernote has been replaced with two apps a few years ago when they abandoned native apps: 1. https://obsidian.md/ for all the notes. 2. https://archivebox.io/ for almost all webpage clippings.
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by smarx007 3y ago
And 'cs' for smaller repos and CLI use. [9]: https://github.com/boyter/cs
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by smarx007 3y ago
There is also Hound [8]. [8]: https://github.com/hound-search/hound
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Goodbye Hudson, hello Jenkins!
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No, it's not just word-play. There are real restrictions coming with source-available code if you want to use it in your business operations. One of the reasons companies express so much interest in open-source is to have no obligation
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I don’t think it’s fair. It’s a Sun tool that Oracle inherited and never made an attempt to monetize.
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That's why there a separate term for what you are describing, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-available_software
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It looks like langserver.org they maintain is indeed serving the right content and the repo accepts PRs. What did Sourcegraph do wrong here?
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by smarx007 3y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I am using the Homebrew version of Sourcegraph, which I presume to be quite dead [1]. I do this because there is no packaged version of the Sourcegraph OSS. I would happily use the OSS version instead otherwise. [1]: h
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by smarx007 3y ago
But that makes no sense. If AI is the future, you'd leave Code Search open-source and make the AI assistant closed-source.
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Any guides on deploying it, preferably with ready-made Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files? I looked into it a while ago and all I found was quite outdated.
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What is a good open-source system for code search if I want to plug 100 or so git repos into it and have it available over the web? GH search is not desirable because it would search too broadly and would not cover repos on Gitlab etc. I lo
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by smarx007 3y ago
It's not a code search tool. This discussion is not about Cody but the Sourcegraph search.
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I am using the version you can install via `brew install sourcegraph`, though they seem to have abandoned it to make people install Cody (which requires an account even for local use). I will probably use the Brew version for as long as it
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by smarx007 3y ago
Any recommendations of frameworks and learning materials? Ideally, something that could be integrated in the build process. I have mostly found some SaaS services (no-go) and Apache JMeter tutorials mostly aimed at QA (e.g., using GUI mode
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I think what RH did is ethically questionable but is a great development for the use of GPL in the enterprise (for releasing SW under GPL that would otherwise remain closed-source): there is now a path for respecting GPL freedoms (in a slig
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But they do make all of that source code available under CentOS Stream. GPL does not require an SLA for providing source code of all bugfixes and security patches free of charge in under 24h. Just embargoing security patches for 1-2 weeks f
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by smarx007 3y ago
Looks like API access is only available at $1k/mo.: https://ahrefs.com/pricing
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They do: https://ocaml.org/success-stories/peta-byte-scale-web-crawle...
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Who is going to pay for something to "become the most battle-tested enterprise distribution"? I get what you say, but this is a lot of (paid) effort many experts need to make together.
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Wow, I am also impressed by the tech behind! https://github.com/authzed/zanzibar-annotated
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The only thing I like in Neo4j is Cypher – it's powerful and intuitive. I don't use Neo4j because of two reasons: 1) It has no support for subgraph queries. In other words, you can't run a query on a graph and have the query
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by smarx007 3y ago
While you are right that Neo4j license was altered more substantively, @keepamovin still made a rather big restriction by stating that GPLv3-licensed BrowserBox is only available "For open-source use" (thus it's no longer &qu

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