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by sqs 12y ago
Same deal...we would love to add it but none of us use Clojure. Anyone who's interested in helping us add it (on a contract basis) should email me at sqs at sourcegraph.com. Or follow the issue at https://github.com/s
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by sqs 12y ago
None of us at Sourcegraph write Haskell, but if you know of anybody who would be interested in helping us add it (on a contract basis), please let me know! sqs at sourcegraph.com
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by sqs 12y ago
Ahh, thanks for pointing that out. I just filed that at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph.com/issues/151 and we will fix it soon.
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by sqs 12y ago
Yeah, Omniref is really cool. We're going to release our Ruby analyzer soon as a standalone open-source tool. If you are interested in using it to get semantically annotated code on Omniref, let me know (we'd prioritize Ruby over
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by sqs 12y ago
I'm glad you found my talk and that panel useful! We will have Ruby support back in soon, hopefully this week. I'll email you when it's in to get your feedback. As for integrating it into your workflow, the new improvements w
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by sqs 12y ago
Good call. I just pushed that change. It should be up in a few minutes. I hope you find Sourcegraph useful once we support AngularJS! :)
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by sqs 12y ago
It was marked dead pretty soon after I posted it, so I deleted it myself because I was afraid it somehow violated the rules.
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by sqs 12y ago
No, we don't support AngularJS yet. Sourcegraph really only supports node.js (anything with package.json). It's on our todo list, though!
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by sqs 12y ago
Sorry! I would love to get in touch with you but I don't see your email in your profile. Can you send me an email at sqs at sourcegraph.com? (I'm the co-creator of Sourcegraph.)
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by sqs 12y ago
Sourcegraph co-creator here. We just pushed a bunch of improvements to make Sourcegraph faster and simpler, and we will be releasing more stuff over the next couple of weeks (including open sourcing the entire source code analysis toolchain
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by sqs 12y ago
I am the author of WebLoop. Let me know if you have any trouble getting it to work. I love pull requests, too! :)
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by sqs 12y ago
Yes. We've had a number of large and small companies reach out to us (Sourcegraph) about this. It's definitely something we plan to support, after we make an awesome public product for open source code. Email me if you want to lea
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by sqs 12y ago
Yep, that's one of the improvements we're working on. We made a lib that wraps libgit2 (git2go) and knierem/hgo at https://github.com/sourcegraph/go-vcs that we'll push to our live site soon. Initia
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by sqs 13y ago
Thanks! We are having a fun time liveblogging and are glad you're finding it useful. We got complaints when the blog image did NOT link to Sourcegraph, too. :) It's almost the end of this conference, but next time we liveblog, we&
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by sqs 13y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. I initially included "(unofficial liveblog post)" in the HN title, but it apparently was edited out by a moderator. So, I added a clarification to the top of the post itself.
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Porting the Go compiler from C to Go(gophercon.sourcegraph.com)
212 points by sqs 13y ago|93 comments
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GopherCon 2014 liveblog (unofficial) – Go talks and notes(gophercon.sourcegraph.com)
3 points by sqs 13y ago|1 comments
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Amazon Linux AMI 2014.03 Release Notes(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by sqs 13y ago|0 comments
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by sqs 13y ago
Submodule can be used when you want to nest a private repository inside of a public one. Only authorized users will be able to fetch from the submodule repository. This can be useful in some cases, such as storing private keys in an otherwi
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by sqs 13y ago
jsg: generates a dump of all symbols and cross-references from JavaScript source files https://github.com/sourcegraph/jsg It uses tern ( http://ternjs.net/ ) to perform static analysis on JavaScript and
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by sqs 13y ago
The risk that something like this is what happened is why Bitcoin companies (and other companies that deal with money) should have mandatory vacation policies for employees. With a mandatory vacation policy, it's much harder to a singl
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by sqs 13y ago
It'll be enforced by the team as well. After all, if the person continues to chime in on emails or commit code, then they're not upholding their end of the bargin with their team (that they'd build good enough systems and wri
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by sqs 13y ago
I would love to hear if any other companies are doing the same thing or considering it, and from anyone who works in banking and has to take mandatory time off. Reddit comments here: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming&
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Why vacation at tech companies should be mandatory(sourcegraph.com)
51 points by sqs 13y ago|49 comments
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by sqs 13y ago
A good starting point is that it should not exist. The ideal is for the computer to guess so well that it just takes me there. Or to use an updated-as-I-search dropdown (that lets me use arrow keys) 95% of the time.
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With Hackathons Taking Center Stage, The Transformation Of Computer Scientists(techcrunch.com)
1 points by sqs 13y ago|0 comments
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by sqs 13y ago
I created a website that automatically generates documentation and examples for libraries in Go (and Python, Ruby, and JavaScript). Here's your project on it: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sergiotapia/smi
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by sqs 13y ago
If you want to read about each talk before watching the videos, check out our liveblog of the event at https://sourcegraph.com/blog/fosdem-2014-go-devroom .
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by sqs 13y ago
We use ZenPayroll (at Sourcegraph) and love it. It has been super easy. Congrats!
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by sqs 13y ago
For us, the most common case was non-square-bracket DI syntax in the "resolve" values of Angular UI-Router[1] route definitions. [1] https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router

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