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bkeepers

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    Show HN: Hacker News & Readability & RSS Feeds

    I can't always keep up with Hacker News, so I made this app to pull the readable content of recent top stories into my feed reader so I can quickly flip through them. It's a relati…

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    Comment #14392981

    We don't have a timeline yet, but any updates will be posted on the API blog: https://developer.github.com/changes/

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    Comment #14392929

    GraphQL will be available in GitHub Enterprise 2.10, and GitHub Apps will be available in 2.11. For Marketplace, we will be researching how to solve similar problems for Enterprise…

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    Comment #14392543

    GitHub Apps also support authenticating users with OAuth, so you might want to check out if it makes sense to migrate. https://developer.github.com/apps/building-integrations/sett.…

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    Comment #13689747

    PR where domain was purchased: https://github.com/github/open-source-guide/pull/90

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    Comment #11673412

    We are reaching out to customers that are in unique situations such as the one you're mentioning here. If you have questions about how the pricing changes affect you, please don’t …

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    Comment #11673336

    An individual on the Personal plan can add users to their private repositories for free.

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    Comment #11673269

    Outside collaborators count towards a seat on private repositories and are free on public repositories.

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    Comment #11673231

    Good question! Students get free private repositories for 2 years. You can request the student discount at https://education.github.com/

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    Comment #7661158

    The biggest difference is that our "PRPs" don't see management as their primary responsibility. They're still an engineer or designer first. > Every successful startup eventually d…

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    Comment #7660543

    You are right. For better or worse, we have not had traditional PMs at GitHub. Often that is a role played by what we call a PRP (primarily responsible person). That person is ofte…

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    Comment #6842476

    https://github.com/blog/1707-soft-wrapping-on-prose-diffs In your honor, I used an example from the cryptoparty handbook. Cheers!

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    Comment #4073226

    That's a question I hear often, or another form of it: "How do you get people to do things that nobody wants to do?" I usually answer this with two questions: 1. If everyone deeply…

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    Comment #4069171

    We have the advantage of using GitHub to build GitHub ( http://zachholman.com/talk/how-github-uses-github-to-build-g... ), so we all know what needs worked on. There is certainly s…

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