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   by sytse 6y ago

   This feels like Crossplane.io but limited to only AWS. Kelsey seems to think the same https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/12963213771342315...
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   by sytse 6y ago

   I thought for a second it was related to the recent '26-Second Pulse' XKCD https://xkcd.com/2344/ but that is about seismic waves while this is about atmospheric pressure.
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   by sytse 6y ago

   tldr; when a cheap UPS battery is failing the UPS will fail even when the main power is on. I got personal experience with this failure. Maybe the thinking is that in case of a power outage you don't want to find out that all your UPS
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   by sytse 6y ago

   If you prefer that style maybe https://about.gitlab.com/upcoming-releases/ is helpful.
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   by sytse 6y ago

   The gloves you want don't exist yet but there is a safe table saw https://www.sawstop.com/why-sawstop/the-technology/
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   by sytse 6y ago

   The article says we should focus on increasing the compute we use in AI instead of embedding domain specific knowledge. OpenAI seems to have taken this lesson to heart. They are training a generic model using more compute than anything else
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Awesome! Other replies to your comment already gave suggestions. Consider asking them for a call to give in if you need more information.
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Very cool to see this! I've added integrating CML closer into GitLab to our direction page with https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/-/merge_request... If you want to show the results in the Merg
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   by sytse 6y ago

   Based on this I mentioned Quora as an example on https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/stages/#...
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks for everything you have given the community. And I look forward to more blog posts, they are always fun to read. I also want to thank you for making this decision while you were still active, Redis didn't skip a beat. Right up t
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks KDE for the great collaboration. Your pragmatism and patience are greatly appreciate. Glad we could make this partnership work well.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    I looked into the differences between the 8086 and 8088 because the 8086 was selected for most designs when the 8088 was already available. Turns out the 8088 has less compute power. I think all Intel chips since than have higher numbers if
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks for linking. I missed the 6 hour 'coordination time' when I made that comment. I think that async as the default is very important to be remote first https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-re
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    by sytse 6y ago

    I agree recognition is important. We have an internal #thanks channel that got 20+ posts today of people being thanked. Also more than 10% of the company gets a $1000 discretionary bonus every month. We're doing an experiment of making
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    by sytse 6y ago

    This relevant MR https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/26692 is scheduled (not guarateed) for 13.2 (July 22, 2020). Also see this issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks, I will raise this with our product team.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks for the examples. BYW There is also a reply in this thread from a GitLab UX team-member who responds to a comment about the thumbs up/down and report abuse buttons https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23606854
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    by sytse 6y ago

    If you like this game consider checking out Cities Skylines. Traffic is a major part of the game. With the vanilla edition you can already do a lot, but if you want to route lanes you need the traffic manager mod https://steamcom
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    by sytse 6y ago

    "Somewhere in comments here will be reply from Gitlab employee, saying that dogfooding is something they are constantly working on" To ensure we meet your expectations I want to state that we're continuously working on dogf
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    by sytse 6y ago

    This comment makes a lot of good points. I think we can stop recommending License and Contributors since GitLab is mostly used for closed source software. The templates will still be there but just not suggested until you started to create
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    by sytse 6y ago

    When writing you are not getting feedback (give more context, go faster, what concerns to address). A back and forth can be a much faster way (both in total time elapsed and time spend) to resolve something. At GitLab we recommend async by
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    by sytse 6y ago

    This is awesome! I love that there a groups later in Startup School that are for later stage companies. I can see a progression where based on the stage and growth of your company you get different peers, investors, advisors, and off the re
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    Building Meltano in Public: four weeks into the relaunch(meltano.com)

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

    Thanks for this clear summary of the differences.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks, those are clear and concrete. Some quick thoughts (can’t get detailed ones since GitLab is having a friends and family day): 1. This works but not nearly with all functionality. 2. Maybe an options to have related in core and more d
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Thanks for your thoughtful comment. “building a solid platform for dev and ops taking code to production” => great, that is a big focus for us! We already have invested a lot to make this easier, including environments, feature flags, an
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    by sytse 6y ago

    What are the top 3 basic and important things that GitLab could add?
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Yep, we want to charge only for people, not bots. Sorry it took a while to resolve this, it was complex.
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Sorry, the lol was meant as a reply to ‘ One could argue that GitLab gets more and more mature but somehow still has Peach Fuzz.’
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    by sytse 6y ago

    Lol!