jaimefjorge

That's a great idea. We want to add an interface screenshot or a demo to the first screen. However, we had a tradeoff between what is more clean and what gives more information. We will be revising that to give more information. Thank you for your words!

Thank you. The engineer is me is screaming while the other quarter is happy for the attention :) Regarding your points: 1) You're right. This is our first iteration of our UI. We need to work on that. However we should have a small tour on the first screen.. I'll check it afterwards 2) Indeed it is. Some users (very recently) told me that it looks like the repo is on by default. We need to change that. Good spot. 3) It tries to register with my code analysis server. But because it's burning up with so many requests, it times out. Sorry about that. We will increase the capacity for situations like these.

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to spot your registrations and make them work.

We will never update your private repos. what we do is we add a robot account that listens to your commits. We never commit anything yourselves. I will add a panic button to the interface so that every time you want, you will be able to opt out and all your code is deleted from my code analysis server. Here's my email and skyp: jaime@qamine.com jaime.fjorge Feel free to contact me regarding that.

Great feedback. Sorry about both of those. The first one is because it takes a little amount of time to get the repos from github. The second one is because people are signing in like crazy. Really sorry. one the next few day everything should be working properly.

Thank you for the time to write that.

If you added new repos, please sign out and sign in (sorry for the hack) as it will pull again your repo list. Other wise, please email me: jaime@qamine.com And I will help you sort that out.

We will eventually support bitbucket. We would love to also support tools that are closer to us (like IDEs for instance) and continuous integration tools.

Thanks for the feedback!

You just made my day, kind sir :) We work really hard to hear these kinds of things. Thank you!

Sorry, the servers are already at full capacity. However, I registered your repo registration.

Thanks for the feedback. That's exactly what I'm looking for.

Hi! I'm Jaime and me and my team built this. Please bear with us since it's our first big opening on hacker news and our servers are kinda smallish. If you can't register your projects don't worry as everything is recorded and I will try to personally attend every one. Eventually it will start analyzing. Working non stop to serve you :)

A customer review: "Boring UI, slow data and seems pretty feature-free. I'll stick with Apple Maps."

This strikes me as funny and suspicious.

I wonder what this means for services like github?

0.087 * 900M = 78.3M

Roughly the equivalent of all of Germany's population (with 80M) being Facebook fake users.

Nevertheless I agree.. Impressive low number. Due to the scale of user base this still translates into a ridiculous amount of fake users

Up until 2 months ago they had 8.7% of fake users http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57484991-93/facebook-8.7-pe...

Responses here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewanalytics?formkey=dG...

Would love to hear Linus opinion on this..

I would love for you to try qamine (www.qamine.com). I'm giving a trial for people to test the tool before I launch it. Feel free to join.

This article is one of the reason I created my tool: http://www.qamine.com

Qamine integrates directly with github and is designed to be used by small and medium companies that cannot afford those expensive tools.

"we can make him better we have the technology"

How about we build a community test? We could make a little page showing the results for various search engines (e.g. google, bing, blekko, duckduckgo) and and put them to a similar test. We could open and show the data collected in real time so the community gains from the experience.

Immediately there is a problem: how to get the results.

Naively we could use iframes to show the pages for each results. But it is not possible.

We could use their APIs to get the results and show them. However these are limited to N calls on their free package. That would make the survey limited.

Another way is to screenshot the page (fetched using a simple browser call) and present it. This, however, should also be paid for more than N calls..

Anyway, after resolving this, we should be go to go.

We could gather data in an unbiased way and present it to the world.

This is simple to make, I think. Upvotes if you think it is a good idea (for this to be a join effort probably).

The 'pepsi challenge' of search engines?

Tip: try to search for plot lines in movies such as: 'kid that is able to see people already dead'

I would really love do that. It is indeed a logical step.

However I feel I need to start small and understand the market and customers first.

Thanks for your feedback!

This makes me happy and relaxed. Personally I would really like for Typesafe to be successful with their Scala products and consulting. It would only make Scala prevail and have more support for people like me (who have Scala in their development stack). Contrats!

Feel free to ask questions! I would really love to hear your opinion.

Just reached 3000 answers! Thank you HN for this! I am now closing this to start parsing the data. The kind people at @TrendCollective (http://www.trendcollective.com/) accepted my challenge to make an infographic out of this information. So expect to see this information in a cool way that was made entirely by the community! Awesome!

It began as a stupid question (an error of mine).. And as expected people eat in the afternoon (82%). However, 5% eat throughout the day and 2% dont eat at all, which is interesting :)

Here are some automated results:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewanalytics?formkey=dE...

I now.. :( In my defense, I did not imagine so many people answering it.

I guess gathering data. If your current task is to respond and email, then it should be considered as email time.

To create a view like this one: http://www.inc.com/magazine/201109/inc-500-infographic-a-day... Hopefully to understand how we live daily as software developers

Thank you! This gives us so much motivation.

As a group (and previous software engineering students) we talked about this. We define that, as soon as we detect that a given task is homework or project related, we wont do it. We prefer to nudge the student in the correct direction instead of receiving money for the student nor learning.

We understand that, although this is morally cool, we wont make money out of this. This is a price we are willing to pay: no homework and no software projects to prevent students from learning.

(we will probably add this as a disclaimer. Also I know that sometimes is difficult to triage a homework assignment out of professional development. This is where the human triage we are doing will help)

Thank you for bringing this up and for motivating us!

I created a codacy github account for that purpose. Feel free to talk to us to talk about this!