Hey yall, looks like it's being hugged to death right now... I'm trying to keep up!
Queues are seriously backing up. Sorry about this!
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GitHub is so strongly associated with Open Source right now for a few reasons. First, git is decentralized by default. GitHub has very little secret sauce here; most, if not all, of their cool git tricks are actually pushed upstream into the git client to benefit everybody. For remote management, I can run `git init --bare` in any directory on any ol' ssh box I want and then set it up as a remote and get the same exa…
git is decentralized, but the most common workflow makes it basically a slightly better SVN. There is always one authoritative upstream repo, and everyone just pushes to that. Really, GitHub + git is better than SVN in only two ways: better merge tools to make branches cheaper, and local branches. Almost everything else could already be done with SVN (or similar) before. git's decentralized nature is only really used…
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#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
GitHub is so strongly associated with Open Source right now for a few reasons. First, git is decentralized by default. GitHub has very little secret sauce here; most, if not all, of their cool git tricks are actually pushed upstream into the git client to benefit everybody. For remote management, I can run `git init --bare` in any directory on any ol' ssh box I want and then set it up as a remote and get the same exa…
> GitHub has very little secret sauce here GitHub's secret sauce was to use dark patterns meant to accelerate the network effect working in their favor. Specifically: 1. Quietly kill patches as the main currency in open source 2. Redefine "pull request" to mean "the thing that happens when you click a certain button on github.com" The end result is that collaborating with GitHub-hosted projects is made arbitrarily di…
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Hey, great work! Similar to my project https://commits.io Shoot me an email (ortuna AT gmail) if you want to compare notes. I've done a lot of work on how to get those generation times down.
I would love to order a poster but I just cannot get over the whole -- exposing my teams private code to a 3rd party thing. Any chance you have a hosted version of this?
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#56I'm not big into electronics, but can't you adjust LED's brightness by changing what voltage is sent to them?
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#57blatant gyroscope rip off. nice effort in hacking it together though.
Link to which Gyroscope you mean? It's a very general search term and I haven't come across a service named that otherwise. In any case, I doubt so, or it doesn't even matter. Nothing in the world is really so unique, and especially app ideas on the internet. It's not a new idea to make an infographic style poster from data, so who's ripping off whom?
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#58This would be so much cooler if it was wall-mounted art and 365 LEDs. I'm not big into electronics, but can't you adjust LED's brightness by changing what voltage is sent to them?
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#60This would be so much cooler if it was wall-mounted art and 365 LEDs. I'm not big into electronics, but can't you adjust LED's brightness by changing what voltage is sent to them?