matthewisabel

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by matthewisabel 7mo ago
Yes agreed it's been a huge problem, and we shipped changes last week to address some of the gnarly p99 interactions. It doesn't fix everything and large PRs have a lot of room to be faster. It's still good to know where some
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by matthewisabel 7mo ago
Hey from the GitHub team. Outages like this are incredibly painful and we'll share a post-mortem once our investigation is complete. It stings to have this happen as we're putting a lot of effort specifically into the core product
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by matthewisabel 7mo ago
We'll ship some initial changes here next week to provide maintainers the ability to configure PR access as discussed above. After that ships we'll continue doing a lot of rapid exploration given there's still a lot of ways t
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by matthewisabel 3y ago
Hey I'm on the team at Retool and this is a place we're spending a lot of time right now. We're still working through the challenge of showing the depth of the IDE while balancing the goal of a lot of new users to maybe just
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by matthewisabel 6y ago
Hey I'm a Codespaces PM. It's 2 cores 4GB right now but there will be more configurations coming soon as get further along in the beta.
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by matthewisabel 8y ago
I work on the UX side and you can email me at firstname.lastname @ microsoft.com (it's my username and in my profile).
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by matthewisabel 8y ago
@thejosh I'm a PM on Azure Pipelines and I'm interested to hear the builds UI ordering and other wonkiness feedback if you want to share. You can email me at my firstname.lastname at microsoft.com and we can do whatever works from
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by matthewisabel 8y ago
Azure Pipelines PM here. Definitely hear you on the current YAML experience. We're working on updates to the editor now to allow you to quickly browse and insert task snippets. It's going to be a big improvement.
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by matthewisabel 12y ago
I created a visualization on a similar topic that looked at mortality rates state-by-state using the 2010 census data. It was on HN about six months ago. http://www.matthewisabel.com/projects/deathrates/geographic.
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
According to the Harvard Injury Control Research Center, there is some risk, particularly when considering younger demographics. "The preponderance of current evidence indicates that gun availability is a risk factor for youth suicide
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
D3.js and a bit of jQuery. I really designed as I built. When I clean it up and add some other data it'll probably be a good place to use Backbone.
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
On page 110 of the CDC's PDF the formula for computing age-adjustment is discussed. You'll also find the original data there where you can look column-by-column and see the impact that adjustment has for various states and cases.
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
I didn't include DC data. It does exist if you reference the data PDF put out by the CDC. I originally had included DC but it's a major outlier since it's almost entirely urban. It's also not a state and doesn't vis
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
It does seem like quite an outlier. I found another article that mentions it and splits it by county. http://socialcapitalreview.org/washington-tops-u-s-in-12-yea... It looks like a problem in the western part of the state,
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
Once I get that data I'll be all over. I definitely think this data (and something more granular) is particularly fascinating when considered over time.
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
I would love to do some overlays to put it in the context of other data. Something more granular would of course be nice too. Hopefully I'll find more data sets that I can plug in.
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by matthewisabel 13y ago
It should say influenza and pneumonia for that label. I just realized that error. That number sounds more appropriate that label. Adjusting now. Update: Fixed.
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Show HN: Mortality Rates in the US Visualized(matthewisabel.com)
92 points by matthewisabel 13y ago|96 comments
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Show HN: Mapping Concert Tours with D3 and the SeatGeek API(matthewisabel.com)
2 points by matthewisabel 13y ago|0 comments