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poezn
10y ago
Is anyone using a log management tool in conjunction with Grafana? I.e. if you see something anomalous or see an alert triggered, how do you investigate what's going on?
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poezn
12y ago
Looks interesting at first glance. I was always wondering if DSLs like this one require too much boilerplate code. What do others think? Is this a feasible tool to use for testing a larger web app?
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Pioneer.js: JavaScript DSL to test web apps
(pioneerjs.com)
5 points
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poezn
12y ago
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This has been the third driest year in CA since 1895 so far
(waterinthewest.stanford.edu)
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12y ago
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poezn
12y ago
Gaah that's addictive. I mean, the source and blog post is nice too, but that game...! :) On a more serious note: I've never heard of ECS before, but it seems like it's been used in game development for a while. I feel like m
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poezn
12y ago
Posts like this is what I like about Hacker News! It would be great if there were other examples like this where organizations share their setup for real-world projects and presences.
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poezn
12y ago
Yeah, you guys were slamming our servers. Feel free to try again, and if you run into the same problem, hit us up!
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All your Moves data on one screen
(move-o-scope.halftone.co)
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12y ago
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Using R and ggplot2 in iPython Notebooks
(randalolson.com)
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13y ago
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Login verification on Twitter for iPhone and Android
(blog.twitter.com)
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13y ago
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poezn
13y ago
It's something that we wanted to show too. Apart from the technical complexity involved it would be hard to show warming. In the last century overall warming was maybe 1 deg C, but temperatures fluctuate from year to year by up to 15 d
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poezn
13y ago
You mean something like http://halftone.co/projects/temperatures/date/2003/4 ? Good idea, thanks!
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Global land temperatures since 1900 visualized
(halftone.co)
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13y ago
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If you like this beer, chances are you also like...
(seekshreyas.github.io)
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13y ago
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Photos and visualization of 120 years of SF Public Transit
(sftransithistory.com)
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13y ago
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poezn
14y ago
That's right, and I hope that's where both Tributary and programming in general are headed. However, saying that they "make the same mistake" seems odd. Progress can happen incrementally, and sometimes you have to see what works and what no
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poezn
14y ago
This is pretty amazing. Granted, I'm friends with the authors (@enjalot, @mrejfox), but Tributary has easily become one of my most used tools on a daily basis.
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poezn
14y ago
Love it! The beats alone make these tutorials so much more enjoyable to follow than usual tech turtorials.
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poezn
14y ago
The maps were originally created as GIS Shapefiles and then exported as GeoJSON. D3 provides handy functions (d3.geo) to project GeoJSON files to reasonable looking maps. You can find all original assets (Creative Commons licensed) here: h
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poezn
14y ago
When you're experienced in anything your advantage is that you can put things in relation quickly, which helps you learn things faster. For me, I learn most when I create something or put my learning in practice immediately. Whether it's la
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I generally concur that there has to be a story for a visualization to be successful. The goal with this project was different for once. All data comes verbatim from one Wikipedia page. The goal was to explore how r
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The story of the US told in 141 maps
(michaelporath.com)
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14y ago
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NoPassword, a rails engine for authentication with no passwords
(nopassword.alexsmolen.com)
10 points
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14y ago
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14y ago
In my opinion it's a mistake to come up with perks just so you can tell the right story. In his most recent book Clay Christensen describes what makes you love your job better than anything else I've read. He distinguishes between motivator
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The American Beer Revival
(visual.ly)
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15y ago
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Megaupload FBI Notice - A Design Critique
(ryangreenberg.com)
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15y ago
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