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Thanks, good point, we're looking at changing this.
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Thanks for the kind words! For developers everywhere competition is great. We recently made 18 new features free and open source https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/03/30/new-features-to-cor... and today
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This is a great early detection mechanism for malware. Providers like Crowdstrike https://www.crowdstrike.com/ already aggregate results of malware scans for customers. This is different because it is National CSIRT of the
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Wow, that is even better. Thanks!
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And I assume it is safer because to distance between them engines is smaller than it would be if neither was mounted in front of the cockpit.
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I agree a more prominently placed comparison with other P2P applications would be helpful. BTW There is a comparison with Bit-Torrent in the FAQ https://github.com/dragonflyoss/Dragonfly/blob/master/FAQ.m
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Dragonfly, an Open-Source P2P-Based Image and File Distribution System
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The Origin of Stimulus Reflex
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https://www.cato.org/blog/against-noble-lie-covid-19-edition "Research shows that during disasters, people can show strikingly altruistic behavior, but interventions by authorities can backfire if they fuel mistru
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The article was published with https://www.dolthub.com/blog/2020-03-30-dolt-use-cases/ and here is the short HN thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22751209
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If people submit the code to do this I'm supportive. Feel free to ping me on Twitter when you have the code.
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Thanks for your answer!
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Thanks for asking. Right now we have one label accepting merge requests and then labels by tier. Does it work to filter on two labels? Or are we not consistent in labeling the tier? Another option would be to have an accepting merge request
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7y ago
Awesome! Getting your support emails converted into issues so you can work on them as a team tends to make it much clearer who is handling what.
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Thanks for asking Drew and congrats the rapid progress on sourcehut. Yes, we actually started by making making Enterprise Edition actually open source. When we announced there would be a proprietary part of GitLab people mentioned that Word
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Very cool! The world needs better version control for data. How does this compare to something like Pachyderm? How does it work under the covers? What is a splice and what does it mean when it overlaps? https://github.com/li
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I totally agree we shouldn't call it open source if we mean proprietary and source available. We changed the classification of our company from open source to open core a while ago https://about.gitlab.com/blog/201
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Yes, free users with private repos have the same functionality as is in the Core edition of GitLab self-managed, the open source feature set. Free users using a public repo additionally get all proprietary features.
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It says it is open source but I have a hard time finding the code. https://github.com/paterva/maltego-trx looks like something much more basic.
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Zoom decided to remove the Facebook SDK in their iOS client https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/03/27/zoom-use-of-facebo... fixing this issue.
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I made the same mistake. I insisted that a phone with 50% of the price had 80% of the functionality. That is true but you shouldn't see it relative to other phones but relative to other purchases. Since a smartphone is amazing value fo
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GitLab CEO here, thanks Nat for doing everything you can do to keep open source accessible around the world. We have to comply with the same restrictions and respect greatly that GitHub is taking the broadest possible interpretation of US s
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It is exciting to see that having everything in a single application is being validated by GitHub. Last year it was very clear they are switching from a marketplace model to a single application by including Verify (CI), Package, and Secure
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Thanks for that clarification, I was not aware of that. Thanks RubyCentral!
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Thanks to Microsoft/GitHub for this acquisition. NPM is essential to the Javascript eco-system and it is hard to have a business model for just a registry. In the ruby eco-system the awesome Ruby Together https://rubytogethe
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A modern implement would be the Dutch Carver https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1029074_carver-one-tilt-...
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Congrats! Sourcegraph has great code navigation and search. We're also excited that they are open core: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18117755 BTW There is a spelling mistake in the title Sourcepgrah => Sourc
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At Gitlab we try to reduce the scope of tickets so that they all ship in the same sprint. We measure efficiency by measuring the MR rate, the number of merge requests in a month devided by the number of engineers. To game the number you hav
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We tend to use Google Docs to scribble notes during a meeting. We’ve gotten good at using indentation to represent tree structures. It has less flexibility than a whiteboard but it doesn’t run out of space, is always achieved, easy to read,
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For sure that is a big problem. I blogged about it in 2016 https://sytse.com/2016/12/28/adyen-for-payrolling.html and I'm excited to be an investor in Remote.com that tries to solve that problem. It is s
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