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Exploring Code Review and Churn(blog.autodevtech.com)
4 points by gerner 5y ago|0 comments
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by gerner 5y ago
This is just the beginning for sharing metrics like this. We're looking forward to feedback on this batch of results which will help form other analyses that would be interesting to see about the dev process in general. We believe ther
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by gerner 5y ago
Nick here, CEO/Founder of AutoDevTech. The team and I are proud to release AutoDev Analytics: reports and benchmarks measuring dev processes based on thousands of big, popular projects on GitHub. We want to share what we’ve learned abo
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Show HN: AutoDev Analytics Dev Measurement and Benchmark(autodevtech.com)
23 points by gerner 5y ago|3 comments
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by gerner 5y ago
Would love to see a little more on the landing page than just one screenshot. How about more description of features, why this is better than comparable options paid and free. How about a live version we can see in action? What does deploym
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by gerner 5y ago
AutoDevTech | Software Engineer | Full-time | Seattle/Remote Come join the team as one of our first engineers building tools to help developers write better code. We’ve got a dataset of code and outcomes like review feedback and bugs a
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by gerner 5y ago
Fascinating video. It's cool to see a collaboration of child development and reinforcement learning in action and to hear a research speak about both in an experimental context. The comment in a different thread about Diamond Age comes
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by gerner 5y ago
I think this is a reasonable question. Usage based pricing seems like a trending topic lately and I hear Slack called out as a good example. Monthly seat licenses were a practice that existed long before more obvious "usage based prici
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by gerner 5y ago
GitHub Flavored Markdown seems like a nice extension to Markdown to me. Fenced code blocks? Great idea. Lots of other flavors of Markdown do the same thing. I don't know who's the leader or follower here, but I'm glad they&#x
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by gerner 5y ago
Yes. Or S3 bucket, or whatever. The thing I'm getting at is, can we use GitHub actions for application tasks like web sraping that need compute and network access, but that don't really do much with with a git repo. Does GitHub wa
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by gerner 5y ago
See the comment from @jasoncwarner about GitHub actions being a platform for much more than CI. I wonder how far that extends to non-GitHub provided services. For instance, could we leverage GitHub actions, perhaps even Flat Data, to scrape
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by gerner 5y ago
Agree, it's important that we keep an eye on things and, however we can, hold MSFT and GitHub accountable to keep up the good showing. We've seen new features launched (e.g. this one) long enough after the acquisition that much (m
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by gerner 5y ago
I don't know much about Flat Data, but I'm impressed with how much GitHub is doing as GitHub since the MSFT acquisition. They continue to offer compelling services to developers, and increasingly to enterprise customers. All witho
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by gerner 5y ago
AutoDevTech | Developers, Data Scientists | Full-time | Seattle/Remote US I’m building AI/ML to help devs write better code by giving customized, actionable feedback learned from existing coding patterns and outcome indicators lik
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by gerner 5y ago
AutoDevTech | Developers, Data Scientists | Full-time | Seattle/Remote We’re building AI/ML to fundamentally change the way devs write code: giving customized, actionable feedback, and researching bugs by learning from existing co
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by gerner 6y ago
AutoDevTech | Developers, Data Scientists | Full-time | Seattle/Remote We’re building AI/ML to fundamentally change the way devs write code: giving customized, actionable feedback, and researching bugs by learning from existing co
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by gerner 9y ago
I think it's doing a little more than that: "Caspy’s AI learns from your email history to figure out what types of emails you send replies to. With that knowledge, it will alert you only when an email needs a reply."
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by gerner 11y ago
I also struggled with the star rating, especially in my first few days. But at some point I just got over it. After a couple of weeks using it I'm just rating stuff without too much care and it seems pretty reasonable. I think of the N
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by gerner 11y ago
I've been in the Idina closed beta for a couple of weeks. The #1 thing I like about this is the power of "rate and refresh". The low latency feedback loop is really impressive. Maybe I don't use enough news sites, but I
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by gerner 11y ago
In my experience, and I suppose depending on the data, I've found that grep is often the bottleneck for data pipeline tasks like you describe. The silver searcher ( https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher ) is
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by gerner 11y ago
can you be more specific?
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by gerner 11y ago
I guess I was more interested in channels that aren't visible to google analytics (i.e. anything other than PPC?) how about banner impressions that don't result in a click and aren't run by Google? What about views on guest p
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by gerner 11y ago
"The credit of acquiring that customer, and the cost to acquire that customer, really should be spread among all the different marketing activities." Wow. I have been banging my head against this problem on the ad-tech-product-sid
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by gerner 12y ago
And a clever browser plugin or something to decode it seamlessesly
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by gerner 12y ago
You're right, quicksand all around. However, the post illustrates an important feature I often see overlooked: the systems we build on top of are not just black boxes. We should not be afraid to really understand how they work, opening
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by gerner 12y ago
True, but it seems like this is not much a disincentive compared to the revenue potential in that data. Having worked at a number of companies that have acquired data (legally) from a fraction of this many people, one should easily be able
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by gerner 12y ago
I also have an X1 Carbon, been running linux flawlessly for over a year, probably close to 2. I love it. It's great. I got some bleeding edge graphics drivers and play Strike Suit Zero without issues (but my standards are low) when I&#
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by gerner 12y ago
In some ways, this is the dark side of disrupting established industries: legal protections aren't in place yet; it's not clear what recourse people caught in never before seen corner cases have. We (e.g. HN folks) are quick to ap
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by gerner 12y ago
document-level locking "demo" starts at ~4:37 kind of light on details though
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by gerner 13y ago
Isn't Amazon S3 $0.085 / GB for the first TB/month (1/10 of what you've said)? That's still 8.5x Google Drive. Being competitive with glacier jives with what I've heard the underlying cost of storage hardw

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