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by yrashk 8y ago
As the author of one of these projects (sit.fyi), I'll be happy to show and explain its philosophy & benefits (some are quite interesting and yet to be possible in conventional options). I think that discussion can be of value to a
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by yrashk 8y ago
I've worked on this in SIT project ( https://sit.fyi ). While the core is generalized, the very first module available for it is issue tracking and I've been using it for a few months now. It enabled some scenarios previ
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by yrashk 8y ago
I thought so, too and developed SIT ( https://sit.fyi ). An interesting thought that I had initially helped me make it even more future-proof: Git is likely not here forever, it'll probably get replaced with something else in
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by yrashk 8y ago
There's a known issue with older Firefox. Once the site is updated to the new version, this issue should be gone. Let me know if the problem persists for you on any other browsers! Thank you!
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by yrashk 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback!
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by yrashk 8y ago
Yes, Pagure is also a great project! At my level of understanding it, the main difference between Pague and SIT is that SIT's story is more about decentralization (and SIT also provides its core to other potential applications beyond s
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by yrashk 8y ago
It doesn't rely on servers (it's striving to be a "true serverless" application) so server patches are perhaps taken care of with this :) Split-brain is the "normal mode" of operations for SIT -- it's a de
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by yrashk 8y ago
This was the main reason I started developing https://sit.fyi . It allows you to carry issues, discussions, patches as files (for example, in a git repo) in a decentralized way and has a tool that allows to import from GitHub
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by yrashk 8y ago
(shameless plug) I recently built a tool (SIT, https://sit.fyi ) that has decentralizes issue tracking and similar workflows, giving full days ownership and independence of storage and transport. Can be (and actively being) used
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by yrashk 8y ago
With tools like SIT ( https://sit.fyi ) you can keep your issues and patches inside of the Git (or other SCM) repository.
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by yrashk 8y ago
SIT's issue tracking module stores merge requests (aka patches) in SIT itself, therefore, they can all be stored in a git repo. Case in point: https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit/commit/e9f96b84edc560bb1b0c0f.
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by yrashk 8y ago
There's no standard, of course, but [shameless plug] I've recently built SIT ( https://sit.fyi ) -- a tool that allows to collaborate on information in a decentralized, "true serverless" manner. Its first appli
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by yrashk 8y ago
In SIT (decentralized collaborative information tracker, https://sit.fyi ) there's an issue tracking module and an import tool ( https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit-import ) that allows to convert all issues a
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I Love These Building Blocks (on zerotech for information tracking)(medium.com)
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Dear Open Source Projects(medium.com)
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Show HN: SCM-agnostic, file-based, offline-first, immutable issue tracker(github.com)
3 points by yrashk 9y ago|1 comments
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Under the Covers of Code(medium.com)
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by yrashk 9y ago
I share this exact sentiment about decoupling and this is why I developed SIT. I was thinking that eventually a sync tool can be developed for SIT to pull/push from GitHub/JIRA. It's probably won't be perfect, but a good
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SIT: SCM-agnostic, file-based, immutable issue tracker (early preview)(github.com)
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Are Ethereum Tokens Decentralized?(medium.com)
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Company Policy Is Bad Business(medium.com)
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PumpkinDB: What's next?(medium.com)
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Removing Obscuring Abstractions(blog.eventsourcing.com)
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PumpkinDB 0.2.0 is out(github.com)
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$5,000 for your dream project: 2 days left(5kgrant.com)
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by yrashk 9y ago
the problem is not in insurance itself, then, but taxation
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by yrashk 9y ago
fixed
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$5,000 for your dream project(medium.com)
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by yrashk 9y ago
Wouldn't it make sense for Cargo not to use crate names in file names, and use hexadecimally encoded hashes instead?
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$5,000 no-strings-attached grant(medium.com)
4 points by yrashk 9y ago|0 comments

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