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   by sytse 6y ago

   Thanks for asking. We don't comment on individual acquisitions beyond what is in the OP. For everyone else there reference our handbook page about acquisitions is on https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/acquisitions&#
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Also on https://devops.com/gitlab-adds-fuzz-testing-to-devsecops-too... and https://siliconangle.com/2020/06/11/gitlab-acquires-peach-te... We think that Fuzzing will grow in importance as se
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   by sytse 6y ago

   An API that will try to answer any natural language question is a mind blowing idea. This is a universal thinking interface more than an application programming one.
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   by sytse 6y ago

   These new licenses can be called non compete licenses. You can do everything except compete by offering a SaaS to other companies.
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Thanks, I've made some small changes based on your feedback https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/-/merge_request...
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   by sytse 6y ago

   That would restrict all your hiring to the lowest wage markets. For some considerations also see https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/total-rewards/compensation...
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Sorry, I made a mistake. I edited my comment to add "don't" to "I don't think think that there will be many Foolabs that pay one rate."
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   by sytse 6y ago

   At GitLab our rates are not based on COL but a market rate https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/total-rewards/compensation... So as people are able to earn more in remote locations our rates will go up with them. I t
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   by sytse 6y ago

   When we were still accepting applications we got 15,000 per month. I'm sure that this was so high because of all remote and that if we paid everyone SF rate that would have been even higher.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Maybe this article came about because of my tweet: https://twitter.com/sytses/status/1263216521175642112?s=20 “ I'm grateful for the red team at GitLab doing an amazingly realistic phishing attack https:&#x2
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    by sytse 6y ago

    We didn't mark it as a feature of GitLab.com since the company decides if it is used, we also pay for the hosting (memory) cost, and there should be no end-user difference between Puma and Unicorn. But I agree that there is an argument
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Ah, makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    With hand tracking they mean finger tracking, seeing you 'click' with your index finger and thumb. The Oculus has hand tracking today via controllers already.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Kyle is referring to the Cruise founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer Kyle Vogt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Vogt BTW I don't have an opinion on parent comments.
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    CDK for Kubernetes(cdk8s.io)

    2 points by sytse 6y ago|0 comments
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    by sytse 6y ago

    For sure. Please also see the response of our product manager in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23167232
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    by sytse 6y ago

    I agree. BTW I’m not sure that mermaid allows you to link items in a diagram to the docs.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    On the go to market side the registry is a Google Sheet. On the GitLab.com infrastructure side it is an app we made that isn’t integrated into GitLab. I’m seeing if we can move the sheet to the handbook and integrate the app into GitLab its
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Sorry that this happened. We still have a long way to go to improve our billing system. We have allocated more people to it since a few months and are making much faster progress. But it isn’t we’re it should be at the moment.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Correct! If someone is more interested in what GitLab itself consists of please see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/architecture.html#com...
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Yes, our web store for swag.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Not yet, I'm advocating that our issues for new features should read like the eventual text in the release post.
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    Jeffrey Katzenberg Blames Pandemic for Quibi’s Rough Start(archive.vn)

    14 points by sytse 6y ago|6 comments
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Awesome! Feel free to comment in the linked issue if you want some help.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Really cool. The iPhone replaces the touchpad since it already has a great touchscreen. The MacBook can be much more affordable because it doesn't need CPU/GPU/memory/wifi/bluetooth anymore (assuming if it uses a wi
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    by sytse 6y ago

    If you are still considering moving CI from Jenkins to GitLab we're publicly testing a Jenkins Wrapper to make it more gradual to move https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/215675
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    by sytse 6y ago

    GitLab 13.0 will release on the 22nd of May, 12 days from now. This blog post is about the upcoming deprecations in that release, not the features. The features that might ship in that release are on https://about.gitlab.com&#x2F
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Awesome. Please let me know if there is anything else we can do.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Great work! I agree that developing in a Kubernetes namespace makes a ton of sense. This is also the direction we want to take the GitLab Web IDE. Kubernetes is the interface to the cloud, both for development, testing, and production.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Why wait until the end of the day on the west coast? :) We just posted https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/05/06/git-challenge/ where we encourage you to compare: 1. GitHub Insights with GitLab Insig