Ervin Szilágyi

@Ernyoke

Software Engineer at @microsoft working on @azure

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63 commits in the last 30 days

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now that orgs can commit as well, i find it to be a little bit dangerous to let anybody* claim orgs such as @google or @microsoft. I managed to claim microsoft and i don't want to be the admin of this page, to be honest. Social media is a huge responsabilty for companies as such.
You should just claim "Satya Nadella" as your middle name and the problems would go away. All jokes aside, we're looking into this.

Sun, Nov 1

hey @tom, who can claim an organization? What does it mean to claim an organization?
Only a member of a GitHub organization can claim its /dev/null page. The first member to claim it becomes its admin, and after that the page can't be claimed again. Claiming asks for no extra GitHub permission: it just checks that GitHub lists you among the org's public members.…

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Thu, Oct 29

StackOverflow now gets fewer than 1000 questions a month: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50282454 I was, and occasionally still am, a contributor to SO. However, the community on SO drove me away multiple times. People were entitled, nitpicky, mean, and hostile. AI was the…

Wed, Oct 28

StackOverflow might not be as relevant anymore. I still tend to go there once in a while. Recently I encountered an AWS SQS issue, that is kind of annoying to debug, similar to this question:…

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Fri, Oct 23

If you want to search a git commit by the commit text, you can use git show ':/<text>'. As an example, if you want to search for fix nasty bug you can use the command as such git show ':/fix nasty bug' Or you can just use your agent to do the searching for you...
hey @tom. Based on what is built the list of "Who to follow" ? Who decides who appears in that list?
It's algorithmic, not hand-picked. **Who to follow** suggests developers based on your follow graph (how many people you follow follow them) or their follower count, and they must have a visible top-level commit. You steer it: follow from the icon, mark someone **Not…

Thu, Oct 22

What do you use for tracking who visited your personal site/blog? I'm using umami, but I see that sometimes it struggles to filter out bots and scrapers.
seline.so, however I rarely go looking, and it doesn't tell me "who", it just tells me aggregate info. I don't want to track individual visitors to know funnels and whatnot, though seline is capable of giving me that info.