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What are some alternatives?

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Interesting site, but the salient data here (1hr attack rate), is scrolled way off to the right on mobile.

Yeah context plays a big part here. We wanted to make the experience of looking at "interleaved diff[s] on Github" a lot better. So we made https://www.codestream.com/ which lets reviewers look at pull requests (github) and soon merge requests (gitlab) right in their editor, leveraging the entire context of the file and all the things they love about their IDEs.

I'm seven years into working remotely (from home) this week. While I don't miss some of the things the authored mentioned, the pros were greater than the cons since I worked for a company that rented out a snazzy office at CIC in Cambridge, MA. In a CODIV-19-world, I'm not sure I'd ever want to be in those sort of close quarters again, though a change of scenery would be nice!

Cool! (esp. on the Emacs front). Was there any challenges getting it to work with Emacs? This is similar to an extension from CodeStream: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codestream-in-ide-...

Hi Peter,

You mentioned this "...the ability to talk about any block of code, on any branch, in any state..." Re: "any state." On our team, we'd love the ability to comment on uncommitted changes and share with the team, as it would prevent us from requiring short-lived feature branches. Is that ability available now?

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This is great! As a spotify junkie (and since you're using the spotify api), it would be great if there were links from the artist/album/tracks directly to spotify.

What/where is your privacy policy?

precisely

So, they're going to change a few things around the build process and versioning? I wonder if there will be any plans to address core functionality, namely callbacks vs promises.