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by sytse 6y ago
Their tagline was: “Flynn is an open source platform (PaaS) for running applications in production.” In some way an alternative for using Kubernetes and managed services of cloud providers. I think there is a need for something that is easi
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by sytse 6y ago
thank you!
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A Look at iMessage in iOS 14(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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Since most deserts are full of sugar their order in the meal now makes sense.
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by sytse 6y ago
That is true, and I was reading a lot yesterday. Because of the expected volume we had a different process for responding on social yesterday and I wasn't part of that group.
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by sytse 6y ago
We have an entire team of people responding on social and I wanted them to be the DRI https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/directly-resp... I think the blog post with me as the author https://
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by sytse 6y ago
SSPL is based on the GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE https://webassets.mongodb.com/_com_assets/legal/SSPL-compare... So apart from adding the cloud non-compete clause (don't offer Elastic as a Service) ther
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by sytse 6y ago
And maybe also SSB, which also stands for Single Side Band and is a way to get data over marine radio.
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by sytse 6y ago
GitLab is looking into whether we may be able to obtain a similar license. PS: I agree this post should be about GitHub and what they achieved for the thriving community of developers in Iran who are making things work despite their circums
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by sytse 6y ago
As the GitLab CEO I want to congratulate Nat and GitHub in obtaining this license. This is great news for the people of Iran, GitHub, open source, and the software industry. Thank you. I imagine obtaining this license took a consistent effo
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A MIDI Stage Piano(sites.google.com)
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by sytse 6y ago
I agree it can be improved and created https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/omnibus-gitlab/-/merge_request... to do so.
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by sytse 6y ago
Here is the list of services that we use https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/business-ops/tech-stack/ This includes many proprietary ones, we generally choose the product that will work best for us, considering
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by sytse 6y ago
mRNA vaccines can be printed on a DNA printer! You might be interested in this article: Reverse Engineering the source code of the BioNTech/Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine https://twitter.com/sytses/status/134585409
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by sytse 6y ago
At GitLab our fallback from Slack is Zoom https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/communication/#emergency-c... I'm posting this because I found a lot of people don't know that Zoom includes a complete chat cl
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by sytse 6y ago
Those suggestions in your last paragraph look very reasonable to me. At GitLab we explicitly allow performance testing as our ninth and final stewardship promise https://about.gitlab.com/company/stewardship/#promis
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by sytse 6y ago
The article argues that is solar keeps getting cheaper at 10% a year and batteries at possibly double that the cost of transmission becomes way too high for new transmission lines. It will be cheaper to overbuild solar and have a few hours
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by sytse 6y ago
We try to not go below the level of a group when making productivity assessments. So measure the team instead of the individual. This is indeed to encourage helping each-other out as you noted.
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by sytse 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I agree there is risk of larger technical improvements not happening enough if you only measure the number of changes. Maybe a few things are happening: 1. Some large technical improvements can be shipped in multipl
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The article argues that there is no useful measure that operates at a finer grain than “tasks multiplied by complexity”. I think that complexity is hard to measure and therefore easy to game. At GitLab we only measure tasks completed, the n
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And they had enough confidence that it might work that they attempted to land the first attempt on solid ground instead of in the water.
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In the future contributors might insist on a DCO instead of an CLA so that it is impossible for the project to change from open source to a closed license. Debian insisted on that when switching to GitLab https://about.gitlab.com
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by sytse 6y ago
In https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25305467 there was talk about the PETAL stack of which Tailwind is a part. It consists of Phoenix, Elixir, Tailwind, Alpine.js, and LiveView.
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by sytse 6y ago
That sounds interesting and useful. Thanks for the explanation.
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Local CI is very important to quickly solve failed runs. The problem is that we need a ton of logic in the coordinator. For example on how to do matrix builds. For local builds to be perfectly similar we would have to recreate that logic in
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by sytse 6y ago
The parent asked which features of sourcehut are not in GitLab. I think manual triggers are in GitLab https://forum.gitlab.com/t/gitlab-ci-run-pipeline-manually/1... and I assume post build triggers are. Logging i
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What do people think about this way to explain eBPF: Microkernels were presented as the future in which fewer things would run in the kernel. Instead we've gone in the other direction in which more is running inside the kernel. Monolit
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For reference, the Stihl chainsaw I just purchased had a 50:1 gasoline to oil mix. That is 2%, of course there are probably 25:1 or 20:1 engines out there as well.
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Deeplink to the GitHub Actions vs. GitLab CI part of the decision kit https://about.gitlab.com/devops-tools/github-vs-gitlab/ci-mi...
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by sytse 6y ago
So sad that Dan is no longer with us, he is gone much too soon. My sincere condolences. Dan was an extra ordinary human. He was patient, friendly, warm, smart, and moved an entire community forward, sometimes almost by himself.

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