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by sqs 6y ago
By "digitally sign", do you mean insert a picture of your handwritten signature? It can do that: https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/digitally-sign-a-pdf-using-... . If you mean cryptographically sign, then disre
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by sqs 6y ago
> You should try to have a single source of truth as much as possible. If you have many places where information can be found, it will affect both people writing the documentation and those trying to find it. The writers will have yet an
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by sqs 6y ago
I love the idea of showing a file summary in the tree based on the file comment. Do you have the code or scheme you sketched out around? Would you mind sharing it here or emailing it to me? I’m the cofounder of Sourcegraph and would love to
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by sqs 6y ago
If someone makes an open-source, easy-to-use, self-hosted API integration with Zoom that lets me set time limits (with Google Calendar integration to determine length) on Zoom calls and (1) somehow posts a warning ~5min before the end and (
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by sqs 6y ago
Awesome! We use Caddy at Sourcegraph ( https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=caddy+repo:%5Egithub%5C.com... ) and love it. Caddy makes it much easier to run our app in local dev (with HTTPS and other nice things).
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High-resolution video calls(slack.org)
9 points by sqs 6y ago|0 comments
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by sqs 6y ago
Counterpoint: I thought it was really, really cool when I tried it for a couple hours. I have no affiliation with Magic Leap. The Magic Leap unit I tried was a friend's (so it wasn't as though Magic Leap sent me a free unit to try
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by sqs 7y ago
Dark mode is much more readable for many people. That’s why it matters. In my opinion as a user, it’s as much of an improvement as going from a UI with tiny fonts to one with legible text sizes. And once most sites and apps you use have a d
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. We build universal code search for developers. Our team is all-remote (all countries and timezones OK). We're hiring for engineering, design, and product roles (+ others): https://github.com/source
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by sqs 7y ago
Thank you! Stay tuned for the things you mentioned. :) And yes, we are very happy to have raised this Series B now so that we can be a bastion of stability for our team and customers given the uncertainty out there.
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by sqs 7y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I agree with you - we are working on it (and just hired a designer, among other things). We need to do much more to make it so every developer is using code search 20x/day.
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by sqs 7y ago
Awesome. As you read our code, feel free to post a GitHub issue or tweet with any questions about why we did things in certain ways, etc.
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by sqs 7y ago
Thank you for spreading awareness of Sourcegraph! For anyone else interested, our code is browsable and searchable at https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph (on Sourcegraph itself, naturally) a
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by sqs 7y ago
Sorry you are seeing slowness on our GitHub integration (which adds hovers, go-to-definition, and find-references to GitHub code and PRs; see https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sourcegraph/dgjhfo... ).
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for the kind words, GitLab CEO Sid! :) We are very happy to have Sourcegraph deeply integrated with GitLab so you can get native code intelligence right in GitLab files and merge requests ( https://abo
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thank you for posting this. We are on a mission to bring Universal Code Search to every company to help you explore, navigate, and better understand all your code. Check out https://about.sourcegraph.com&#x2
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph is open core like how GitLab and VS Code are open core. You can run "Sourcegraph OSS" and get limited features, or you can run Sourcegraph (see https://docs.sourcegraph.com/#quickstart ) and get all the
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by sqs 7y ago
It's open core (Apache 2 + some non-OSS parts for enterprise features). All of the code is public and we develop in the open at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph .
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by sqs 7y ago
Thank you! Any complaints/requests/other feedback? How could we make it better?
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. This is the same underlying code search offered for a while by Google Cloud Source Repositories for private code, and it’s cool to see this usable for Google’s own open-source code, too. If you want to get universal co
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by sqs 7y ago
I saw this mentioned in another HN thread yesterday and wrote a comment saying how much I loved it ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22531835 ). Posting it here as a top-level post in case people missed it (the link was
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Founding Sales: Startup sales for founders(foundingsales.com)
2 points by sqs 7y ago|1 comments
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by sqs 7y ago
Yes, +1 for Founding Sales. It’s super useful and comprehensive. Pete Kazanjy (the author) is a great guy and is very knowledgeable and helpful. (I am the CEO of Sourcegraph, an enterprise software company, and Pete’s advice has been direct
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. We fixed it and added gopls. Sorry for the mistake. It is not bias. We are very happy that Google made gopls. It is not our core product (universal code search is), and Google building gopls means we can focus more on
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by sqs 7y ago
Yeah. When she was under 6 months, being a night owl was a huge benefit because it was easy for me to do the overnight wake-ups and feedings. Now she is (crosses fingers, knocks on wood) usually sleeping pretty well through the night, so th
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by sqs 7y ago
I used to be a night owl but switched to being an early riser in the last 3 months. I didn't intend to switch and am not sure why it happened, but here's what happened that probably contributed to it: - Started working out 1-2 hou
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by sqs 7y ago
Here ya go: https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=open+repo:edwinyzh+lang:pas... (search) and https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/edwinyzh/EditBone@d9ec56a... (find references in Pascal) Sourcegraph.com
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. You can definitely search all languages (and all files, and cross-repo, and all commits, etc.) with Sourcegraph.
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by sqs 7y ago
This is really cool. What are you using it for? Usage examples, debugging, etc.? I'm the CEO at Sourcegraph (universal code search for companies to use on their internal code). Our product is really optimized for searching a company&#x
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by sqs 7y ago
Sourcegraph has editor plugins ( https://docs.sourcegraph.com/integration/editor ) that give you editor hotkeys for (1) multi-repository search and (2) go-to-file on Sourcegraph (in your web browser, so you can read the

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