JamyDev

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Comment · 7 months ago

In its simplest form, it's just a dump of the code intelligence information from a static copy of the code. This can power an LSP, however, without additional logic wouldn't be able to handle a project under edit, since the locations won't match between the indexed state and the edited project state; So it lends itself well for something like Sourcegraph that already displays a static copy of the codebase.

Uber uses SCIP as part of the LSP implementation for our Java monorepo (Pieces of which we've [open-sourced](https://github.com/uber/scip-lsp)). Standardizing on SCIP has helped us generalize tools to be independent of the compiler/language ecosystem (eg we could do call-stack-analysis on any project that exports valid SCIP; do feature flag cleanup; find refs/impls across a wider scope than most LSP servers can handle due to memory constraints).

Comment · 7 years ago

Not that I don't believe you, but I would like to see some sources on some of these claims you're making...

Comment · 7 years ago

I definitely like this system of applying policies. Would like to see more than http though, like being able to set policies on execution time (e.g.: avoiding a RegEx DoS), filesystem access (e.g.: logger middleware can only write to /var/log/app), module access (e.g.: code that handles sensitive info like passwords can only load trusted modules), etc

Is this the future goal for the project or is it more of a PoC?

Comment · 8 years ago

Didn't see anyone top level mention it, but:

Disadvantages -> Timezones

Timezones make scheduling team meetings hard, and if your organization ever becomes big enough to warrant a physical office people far away will start working late hours to keep up with the main office.

YMMV, but it's 3 AM here in Berlin and until 10 minutes ago I was still actively working.

Comment · 9 years ago

Yeah and the longer they stay up, the better as every few hours they calculate the total score which then gets averaged out over the course of a week I think.

I played a few years back, just by bike. But players in cars would always be quick enough to take down what I built.

As a rural player that lives in the city nowadays, I don't even feel remotely interested anymore as you can't impact the scores as much as you can in a rural area.

Comment · 10 years ago

PureVPN because they have lots of countries to connect to. Albeit some sites using a different geolookup library don't actually recognise them accurately.

Reason? My ISP modem basically dies when there's too many connections opened at once. So sometimes an innocent `npm install` would kill my internet for a minute...

Comment · 11 years ago