vostok4

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   by vostok4 7y ago

   Ah, I think that may be due to the patch submission structure of Phabricator more than anything else. I can understand why a major open source org wants to adopt something else that people have as muscle memory (ie. pull request style colla
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   by vostok4 7y ago

   Recently I wanted to understand in a git repository what was different on the remote vs what I had locally. The best I could stackoverflow for git was "git fetch; git whatchanged ..origin" In Mercurial its even better (since it do
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   by vostok4 7y ago

   Where does this sentiment come from? I've seen it posted before. I've been using Phabricator for 2 years and development seems to have picked up, if anything. They seem to be polishing what they have and making everything more rob
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   Nvidia to Acquire Mellanox for $6.9B(nvidianews.nvidia.com)

   401 points by vostok4 8y ago|218 comments
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   by vostok4 9y ago

   I actually setup a small studio to work exclusively on a Mercurial largefiles-based VCS. I would say its one of the best solutions today on the market for self-hosted free users. Why? Perforce's integration to Unity is quite poor (they