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Github should donate a license for Github Enterprise to gnome so that the gnome folks can have the best of both worlds - self hosted + github. Its a win for github to have a big project like gnome running on GHE.

I've been using Emacs for over 15 years now and I do almost all my work in it. The two things that I still haven't found good solutions for in emacs are available out of the box in almost every editor today:

1. Autocomplete of methods, classes, variables etc 2. Auto import statement organisation

Yes I am aware of JDEE for #2 and I am aware of emacswiki/autocomplete but none of those solutions are as smooth, well integrated or work well enough like they do in atom or visual studio.

If someone was to rethink the problem from the ground up and solve it in an elegant and efficient way my life would be complete.

Hi I'm the founder at distelli and we just launched a new service to manage access control and policies.

I'm the founder at Distelli and the folks at The New Stack reached out to me for an interview. Here is the article - unvarnished feedback from the HN community would be awesome.

https://www.distelli.com/kubernetes

Here's a post that an engineer on my team wrote about why we switched from NPM to Yarn

http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/14/Why-we-s...

IMHO the most important thing for opsolutely to figure out is whether they're focusing on the Enterprise or the SMB space. The reason is that will dictate the direction of their product and the features, integrations and customer experience.

The requirements for enterprise are very different from the requirements for small companies.

I say this from experience running a deployment automation company focused primarily on the enterprise (https://www.distelli.com) and we made a decision early on to focus on the enterprise. Making a decision early on helped us focus on the target market we're going after and we have actively built stuff for the enterprise because of that decision.

With the recent announcement of AWS Code Star I just wanted to highlight something my team is building.

If you're worried about lock-in checkout https://www.distelli.com.

Disclaimer: I'm the founder at distelli

Thanks for that great honest comparison. We're working on caching support.

If you're looking for an alternative to wercker check out https://www.distelli.com. We do more than just CI - full K8S support + an open source container registry.

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He started chip companies on the side, which Georgia Tech encouraged, eager to see successful university spinoffs that had showered riches and prestige on Stanford, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other top computer engineering schools.

And now there will be no more academics at Georgia Tech working to spinoff companies that shower riches on their benefactor universities. The bureaucracy strikes again and kills innovation.

Ah! I understand now. You want all new repos that get created to be public by default so that future pulls don't require a token. Also you want the push to be public so that doesn't require a token. Did I understand that correctly?

Do you mind opening an issue on our github repo - if you can do that we can definitely add that feature for you within two weeks.

Hi thanks for checking out Europa. sqlite dependency is on the roadmap. Can you open an issue on our github repo - https://github.com/distelli/europa

Secondly Europa does support public repos - just create a repo and then in settings make it public and then you can pull from it without a token.

I'm the founder at Distelli and I just posted this to product hunt. Not sure how PH works or how folks are supposed to find stuff on PH so any feedback is welcome!

I think the idea here is for amazon to allow customers to add cash balances to their amazon account without amazon incurring the 2.9% credit card transaction fee.

Hi I'm the founder at distelli. Here is a link to the source repo on github:

https://github.com/distelli/europa

Checkout Distelli (https://www.distelli.com). UI and pipelines that make using Kubernetes easier. Tons of features coming soon.

I can also help you with Docker / Kubernetes even if you decide not to buy anything from us - happy to help. Email is in my profile.

Disclaimer: I'm the founder at Distelli.

I'm the founder at Distelli and I'm trying to get an idea if folks use self hosted private registries and if so why? Or is the overwhelming usage in the cloud (ECR, GCR etc).

If you do use a self hosted what led you to that decision (and which one).

I'm the founder at Distelli and we just released a new container registry. I'm happy to answer any questions.

ps: Its multi-cloud because it connects to other registries and pulls / pushes images to them keeping everything in sync.

I'm the founder at Distelli and we just launched a new container registry. For more checkout https://www.distelli.com/europa

I'm happy to answer any questions and get your feedback.

I'm the founder at Distelli and we just released a new container registry. I'm happy to answer any questions.

For Kubernetes, checkout https://www.distelli.com

Its a SaaS (and enterprise) platform for automated pipelines and deployments to Kubernetes clusters anywhere.

Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13160218

disclaimer: I'm the founder at distelli.

Check out https://www.distelli.com - We do a lot of lifecycle management stuff esp around Kubernetes. Not so much around docker swarm though but its on our roadmap.

disclaimer: I'm the founder

Congratulations on building something and launching as a single founder! Very nice! I'm in seattle and a founder as well - ping me if you'd like to connect and chat. I'm happy to help in any way that I can - details in profile.

Kubernetes automation & pipelines

https://www.distelli.com

disclaimer: I'm the founder.

tl:dr

NPM downloads and installs dependencies in a manner that can be inconsistent. Yarn is better about handling dependencies and is also faster.

Order by phone with amazon restaurants means using the amazon prime now app or the amazon app.

When I first saw amazon restaurants (almost a year ago) I thought... meh! Why would I use this... order via phone and then wait an hour. I could order by phone call and go pick it up faster.

Turns out now we use it so much and I've found that the value is that I can order by phone when I leave work and by the time I get home the food will be arriving at my door.

The real value to me is that I can order dinner! They've had a few hiccups in the early days but now its pretty solid!

Hi,

We have recently written a series of tutorials that I believe addresses your use case.

The tutorials go over taking a simple application composed of 2 services that can be brought up together locally using docker-compose and using distelli to facilitate the following workflow:

1. Commit to GitHub to trigger builds of both services that run tests and on completion push both images separately to GCR image repositories.

2. Set up pipelines that apply the new images to an existing kubernetes deployment specification and deploy to 1 or multiple deployment destinations (a combination of a cluster/namespace/name)

3. Receive notifications once actions are complete for builds, deployments etc. and monitor the status of deployed containers, including logs etc.

Here are the tutorials. Each is pretty short on it's own: http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/11/Docker-C... http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/11/Docker-C... http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/12/Docker-C... http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/12/Docker-C...

I hope you take a look and let us know if these were helpful to you. Have a great day!

Looks like the video was taken by a dash cam from a police car - am I reading that right?

If thats true I wonder why the cop didn't pull the uber over.

edit: This also leads to another question - how does a cop pull a self driving car over? Does the car know to respond to police lights? And if it does pull over then who does the cop talk to?