Is AWS (Amazon Web Services) being used by Wikimedia directly; US
Foundation, or by other affiliates?
While trawling around for AWS related tasks, I saw on T74501 that Sage
Ross' team was using AWS late last year, perhaps only temporarily due
to the bug.
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T74501
(I
I would mention that in your comments.
Pinging Siko to see if she wants to share a grantmaker's perspective. (Siko
is dealing with some of the fallout from Wikimaniagate, so I'm not sure if
she will respond.)
Pine
On Oct 6, 2015 9:10 PM, "Brian Wolff" wrote:
> I feel that way about all of them,
I feel that way about all of them, except maybe StrepHit and
Vietnamese categories (Pan-Scandinavian lang is on the border imo)
I feel like the only things really being assessed here is the
reputation of the author, if the funding is orders of magnitude
off-base, if the goal is remotely in scope o
Disclaimer: I was a founding member of IEGCom, for a time I was one of its
coordinators, and I currently have a grant proposal for this round of IEGs.
Comment: if you think that a proposal needs further development before
funding it, please say so on that proposal's talk page. When I was on the
Co
On 10/6/15, Chris Schilling wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> Applicants for the current round of Individual Engagement Grants (IEG) have
> submitted many proposals that involve new tools, bot tasks, and other
> technical elements. I’ve provided the list of these proposals and brief
> descriptions below.
>
Hey folks,
Applicants for the current round of Individual Engagement Grants (IEG) have
submitted many proposals that involve new tools, bot tasks, and other
technical elements. I’ve provided the list of these proposals and brief
descriptions below.
Your feedback in these technical proposals is r
The Discovery team is planning on running a session about the search api at
the dev summit https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T113540 and we'd love your
feedback about what we should cover.
Please comment on the phab task and let us know
thanks to those who already have
--tomasz
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MZMcBride writes:
>It also seems worthwhile to note that "Special:Search" already has an
>advanced profile/tab where users can select arbitrary namespaces to search.
Technically that is true, but I suspect that 95% of the time, 95% of users care
only about the main namespace. Filter by category,
> >
> > > How about "#unbreak-before-it-hits-production"?
>
>
> Or even better #unbreak-pre-production.
Not bad.
My only concern:
There might be tasks that are filed in #whatever-we-call-this that are
of this type: Valid issue, but not one worthy of blocking deployment.
So, we could still hav
>
> > How about "#unbreak-before-it-hits-production"?
Or even better #unbreak-pre-production.
--
Negative24
www.jdloft.com
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 6:59 AM, Amir E. Aharoni <
amir.ahar...@mail.huji.ac.il> wrote:
> > NB: #Beta-Cluster-reproducible isn't the best name in the world, and
> > we're o
> NB: #Beta-Cluster-reproducible isn't the best name in the world, and
> we're open to better/additional names if you have them, but we went with
> what made sense for now and can change it later. Naming is hard.
How about "#unbreak-before-it-hits-production"?
Seriously.
Once it does hit product
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