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Truth has been told.

Ages ago google wrote an algorithm to detect hotspots by using commit messages, https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots

Ages ago, google released an algorithm to identify hotspots in code by using commit messages. https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots

Thanks google for saving us. I guess this is the equivalent of rival narcos fighting each other.

Computers were never a job to me. They were curiosity, play, obsession. Until, quietly, they became work.

Sure this has been said but the issue here is not code is the ability to canary and rollback quickly from any arbitrary (config) change.

A secure, long-term–maintained version of Fluent Bit with fixed release cycles, CVE backports, and hardened defaults. For teams that love Fluent Bit but need enterprise-grade consi…

Building businesses out of debt, starting with negative balance and when approaching out of money, asking employees for a last minute war time mode. That’s plain terrible business …

We realised that even a lot less cool than nfc, just put an inexpensive blueray reader + disc movies next to the tv and no internet connection was the best option for us.

openid, is that you? welcome back!

My Python implementation https://github.com/niedbalski/python-bugspots

This is fairly nonlegal, right? ...

Slurpy is an RPC mechanism to call python methods from javascript and viceversa.