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by sytse 5y ago
Very cool list. I made a 67 server runtimes that has some overlap and some other PaaS services like Northflank https://twitter.com/sytses/status/1400134840754733059?s=21
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This is a very confusing issue description which is caused by a confusing error message. This comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28540665 does a great job explaining the context. TLDR; you can't have a userna
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by sytse 5y ago
GitLab had a Web IDE since Jan 2018 and we're considering adding the same . shortcut for it in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/340095
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by sytse 5y ago
I have one for the San Francisco BART system and I love the product. It was easy to set up and has stayed up for multiple months. It is beautiful and a nice reminder of the weekend (way fewer trains).
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by sytse 5y ago
See https://twitter.com/bodiecabiyo/status/1427683107788845056?s... TLDR; there is a percentage set aside for fires but it seems way too little.
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by sytse 5y ago
Anything that (is close to) hitting the homepage.
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That is an interesting idea outside of my proposal. The problems with summarizing comments this might be: 1. The comments might be much more text than the article. 2. The comments are probably more disjointed than the article and harder to
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by sytse 5y ago
1. Makes sense, I think the criteria would be hitting the homepage and updated the form to reflect that. 2. I'm not anticipating a summary of comments, just of the article. 3. I agree that getting the summary quickly (at most one hour
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In GitLab you can limit concurrency by using a resource group https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/01/21/introducing-resourc... Does that address your need? Edit with more context: We use CI for deploying
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by sytse 5y ago
Relevant to this I recently asked on Twitter: “I wonder if Facebook is dogfooding the metaverse. Are they holding many meetings in VR? The Oculus Quest is a great device but I want to use it about as much as I use rollercoasters, not as muc
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by sytse 5y ago
I couldn't agree more. We see it all the time that companies spend a ton of time and money on top of their tools. We call it DIY DevOps https://about.gitlab.com/DIY-DevOps/ and frequently see a big saving when mov
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by sytse 5y ago
I think that is the Dutch implementation of the Blue Card.
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by sytse 5y ago
Someone else asked a similar question on Twitter earlier https://twitter.com/helmerdavila/status/1417616260431495170
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by sytse 5y ago
Yes, that would be a better way to say it. When I wrote the header for https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/visas/#right-... years ago I was still processing that there is a human right to leave you
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by sytse 5y ago
For the TLDR; "GitLab has the right to migrate to the Netherlands for qualifying team members. Just added we can waive the 1 year tenure requirement if you are a member of an underrepresented group that is unsafe or if here is a lot of
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by sytse 5y ago
For more context on FlowForge see https://flowforge.com/blog/first-deploy/ I'm the investor behind it and right now we plan something open core, a business model similar to GitLab.
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We try to appeal to different audiences with different content. The developer focused post for this release was published on the same date on https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2021/06/22/gitlab-14-0-rel..
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by sytse 5y ago
Thanks Russell. In our experience a lot of QA improvements require automation which is more of a software engineering job than a product management one.
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I agree with not asking the developers of the feature. I don't think it should be part of product. QA is a deeply technical job. At GitLab QA gets own department called Quality. They are on the same level as development, design, develo
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by sytse 5y ago
Meltano is a open source platform for automating ELT pipelines.
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Yes, GitLab CI supports Windows Docker containers, see https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/executors/docker.html#using-w...
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by sytse 5y ago
Phabricator was an inspiration to me when starting GitLab. It is shutting down now. Many of its features were years ahead of its time https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27334511 and there was a lot of humor in the product
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by sytse 5y ago
Remote work shouldn't mean working from home. Not everyone can do that physically (having space) and mentally. At GitLab we pay for an office if you decide you want to work outside your home. Most people end up working from home but be
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by sytse 5y ago
The incentive to make open source products more complex is worse for consultancy business models than product driven ones.
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Central registries for many languages have a hard time keeping up with the increased use by automated processes. In GitLab we have a mirror functionality for docker container images, I look forward to us extending it to other package types
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Does GitLab have a hardcover limit on docket images? Or do you hit a timeout?
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We're exploring how to reduce or remove this set up work with https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/35322
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I agree that some working for home for all people makes sense. With hybrid I refer to some people never being in the office https://www.wired.com/story/hybrid-remote-work-offers-the-wo...
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by sytse 5y ago
Hybrid remote is the worst of both worlds. The best remote employees will move to fully remote companies so they can move out of the B-team. Over time Sandeep will be right when he says: "Those who are least engaged are very comfortabl

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