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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
It was working when I posted it, if you click view raw file it will take you to the changelog.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
First they offered a Free Enterprise tier for 10 seats, they've removed this a few months back, their OSS lacked even some basic things as language support, building it was impossible due to lack of documentation/breakage in the b
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
Maybe you could create some short demo for people? I've done a demo and created documentation, 80% of the developers at $MY_COMPANY used Sourcegraph Code Search at least a few times in the past month, some of them are doing a dozen sea
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
Their main product is Code Search, Cody is a new thing.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
I remember looking for Sourcegraph submissions on HN, their CEO's (sqs) first submission to HN was titled "Which Open Source License Should Your Project Use If You Want to Raise VC$?"
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
You could always add seat limits at lower tiers, truth is that almost no company in my region is paying for Gitlab, but there are plenty that are paying for GitHub. There's also the problem with big customers, you can see it in Gitlab&
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
I've tried finding out if they still offer the free tier now that the OSS is gone, because one of their employees mentioned it on Github, but failed to find anything. I can see they have a free trial. Their own website is full of broke
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
100 USD per developer per month is 1/2 of our whole infrastructure cost at my company. You could get GitHub enterprise seats for 1/4 of that. Dealing with sales, contracts and licenses also has some non-zero opportunity costs.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
Or Gitlab pricing. Why are companies isolating themselves from smaller clients?
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
But it will be open source this time, pinky swear
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
So basically their "open source" offering wasn't really open source, it wasn't even open core, as you had to build it yourself, the build wasn't working for a long time and even if you managed that, some languages w
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
That's how you build confidence in your company and executive decisions. Let's see if we get the same amount of upvotes their post got when they open sourced the thing.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
OSS version didn't have official Docker images prebuilt, you had to build them yourself and for a long time the OSS build was broken. A year or two ago they promised they'll fix it or even provide official OSS image, this didn&#x2
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
A few months back they removed free enterprise license that allowed 10 dev seats, some smaller companies were holding back the updates and looking at the OSS version - I guess, not anymore
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
One would expect announcement regarding license change to precede implementation of said changes :/
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Sourcegraph is no longer open source(github.com)
444 points by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago|253 comments
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
License was changed almost 3 weeks ago, 5.1.0 release blog post skips this information. There's still no official announcement. It seems like the author of Sourcegraph OSS containers announced that his release train is now dead https:
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
I'm actually from one of the countries they are moving jobs to, it's very US-centric to see racism whenever someone uses any geographic location that's not the "rich West". Red Hat had some pretty sizeable layoffs r
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
"Kinetic kill" is arguably easier to detect and harder to deny. I haven't said that we should only focus on sea cables, I said that we should do both so that the overall reliability and resiliency increases.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
You mean, the valuable support they are increasingly shifting to Colombia, Philippines and India?
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
Currently, you can cut internet connections to most countries with a small deep water sub. China, for example, was busy building one that can be used at 10k+ depth and has arms.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 3y ago
> Although the laser system was not directly tested with an orbiting satellite, they accomplished high-data transmission over a free-space distance of 53km (33 miles). This is peanuts compared to under sea cables and issues you will find
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 4y ago
Some people may be having the quietest on-call of their lives.
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by CAP_NET_ADMIN 4y ago
I have ADHD, frequently exhibited risky behaviour, ADHD medication (MPH) reduced this effect for me, I'm more conscious and think things through before they happen.