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   TiDB 2.1 GA: Battle-Tested to Handle an Unpredictable World(pingcap.com)

   1 points by sytse 8y ago|0 comments
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   by sytse 8y ago

   The 'Why Software Should Be Free' case assumes the software exists at all. I think this is the case for a lot of common infrastructure software and I think these will continue to move to open source. But without a license payment
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   by sytse 8y ago

   Yes, thank you for posting.
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   by sytse 8y ago

   Cool to see this. By the way at GitLab we're planning to charge per minute for runners https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/3314
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   by sytse 8y ago

   I've made an issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues with additional thoughts.
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   by sytse 8y ago

   Thank you!
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   by sytse 8y ago

   I did mean compiling remotely. We're thinking of having shared MacOS runners on GitLab.com for this. I didn't realize the problem of also needed a simulator. Let me think about this.
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   by sytse 8y ago

   I agree tooling can resolve much of the difference. I think the tooling for monorepos as currently more advanced although it tends to be company specific. At GitLab we're working on a feature to group merge requests so people can get c
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   by sytse 8y ago

   Thank you so much for your support. We'll respond with our work on the container registry. Mind if we make this into a blog post?
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    by sytse 8y ago

    Exactly
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I learned this at the time, years ago. And I was disappointed because I thought offering free private repos would be a unique differentiator in the market.
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    by sytse 8y ago

    Yes, I think Josh means that.
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    by sytse 8y ago

    Thanks, the instant environment cloning looks nice. Does that also clone the database and redis?
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I'm thinking of making sure you can make iOS apps on an iPad with GitLab.com I've put it down as a goal for Feb to April https://about.gitlab.com/company/okrs/fy20-q1/#ceo-popular-n... What do peopl
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    by sytse 8y ago

    That sounds annoying to deal with, I'm sorry this happens. I'm not sure what the best next step is.
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    by sytse 8y ago

    What feature did you find lacking?
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I'm sorry to hear you left GitLab. We're working on making sure GitLab offers a great PaaS experience https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/111 (I posted in there 3 days ago, hopefully i
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    by sytse 8y ago

    What issue are you having on GitLab? Do you mean the attachment limit? https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-forum/issues/2654 How large is it on GitHub and BitBucket?
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    by sytse 8y ago

    You're very welcome. Also see my comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18848267
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I think it is great for users that private repos are now free up to three users. This is especially great if you're starting to program and don't want to feel ashamed of your code but don't have a paid account. I like to thin
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I think it is the intersection of what is worthwhile to solve, what is solvable, and what I can solve better than others. For example reducing the risk of artificial general intelligence meets the first two criteria but Sam Altman and Elon
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    by sytse 8y ago

    "Tilt replaces `docker build && kubectl apply` or `docker-compose`. It watches your files, updates automatically, and gives you a UI that shows you error so you don't have to spelunk with kubectl." => that is very
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    by sytse 8y ago

    The article is great summary of the pros and cons. What is still missing from the default tooling is a way to make a change across repos. At GitLab we're working on group merge requests to solve this https://gitlab.com/
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    by sytse 8y ago

    This is mentioned in the article, with three payers you don't even need to rotate: "Meanwhile, Feng Wang at the University of California, Berkeley, says he and his colleagues have seen signs of superconductivity in triple-stacked
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I used to live in the Netherlands and I'm writing this from Utrecht. The valleys are regional: 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_Valley in Wageningen 2. https://www.healthvalley.nl/ in Nijmege
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    by sytse 8y ago

    You can find other fully remote companies at https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/100-percent-remote-companies/ and we at GitLab are all remote as well.
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    We're making GitLab ChatOps available to everyone(about.gitlab.com)

    7 points by sytse 8y ago|0 comments
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    by sytse 8y ago

    Thanks for using GitLab! Please also see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/repository_mirroring.htm... Pushing free to use, pulling is paid feature but public projects can use it for free too.
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    Introducing a CLA to Open Source Contributions(hashicorp.com)

    1 points by sytse 8y ago|0 comments
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    by sytse 8y ago

    I agree that is a big risk of serverless. But it isn’t inherent to it. GitLab will have serverless on December 22 based on Knative and open source code. But the current state of the industry is that 95%+ of workloads are bound to a specific