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vdaubry

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About vdaubry

CTO of Youboox vdaubry - gmail.com

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    Comment #9115913

    Glad you like it ! The database is about 20GB. All details about the import are on the readme : https://github.com/vdaubry/github-awards

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    Comment #9115896

    No i havent updated it yet.

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    Comment #9114698

    Hi, Vincent here, author of Github Awards. Thanks for pointing this out. There is already a small note in footer stating that this site is no way affiliated with the Github company…

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    Comment #9113000

    I'm using Google Geocoding API untill i reached the rate limit (2.5k calls / day) and Openstreetmap API for the rest

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    Comment #9112970

    I added in the footer a small note explaining that this project is not related to the GitHub company, do you think i should make that more visible ?

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    Comment #9112967

    What is your GitHub username ? GitHub Archive data are not perfect, and there are also room for improvements in the import process.

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    Comment #9112905

    The stars information comes from GitHub Archive : https://www.githubarchive.org/ There are some limitations, for example it doesn't include events before 2011 The concept of "star"…

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    Comment #9112819

    Hi, I'm vincent author of GitHub Awards, if you have any questions feel free to ask

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    Comment #9111784

    Most of my co-worker using Vim as their primary editor happens to be really good at their job. (Of course I wouldn't say that using Vim 'means' you're a good developers!)

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    Comment #9107555

    Lots of very well summarized stuff. But web development has changed so much since 2002 ! While all of these subjects are still relevant : debug, log, memory, unit test, etc. I thin…