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waisbrot
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Show HN: Kite, copilot for programmers, available ...
You can run your own git repository (it's really easy). And most of the Git-service providers offer an "enterprise" version where you can self-host.
Cyph0n
on March 28, 2017
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What happens when someone inexperienced pushes their SSH private key to Github? Isn't that same as not specifying a .kiteignore file?
ino
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To do that, you have to commit and push. With kite, you might not even realize it uploaded something it shouldn't have.
Cyph0n
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We're talking about inexperienced users, so it sounds pretty much the same to me. Case in point: go search for API keys on GitHub.
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