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by bunkat 12y ago
One of the nice things about green sock is that it doesn't have any dependencies. That is more important to me than a little bit more performance (since green sock is already pretty fast).
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by bunkat 12y ago
Yes, the return statement was what I was referring to. You can't use a type switch to do some sort of an implicit conversion that exists outside of the switch statement.
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by bunkat 12y ago
This code doesn't actually compile. You can't assign v to x.(type) like that.
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by bunkat 12y ago
This is definitely incorrect. You can use d3.js to target svg, canvas, html, or any other data format that you want. Check out http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/2647922 for a canvas based example. I've actually built ve
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by bunkat 12y ago
In my experience, Stack Overflow is still one of the only places that I can ask questions and expect to receive useful information within the same day. I admit I don't answer questions as much as I used to, but there still seems to be
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by bunkat 13y ago
I have a friend that is a UPS driver and he always rolls his eyes when somebody mentions this to him. UPS trucks definitely turn left. Sure the delivery order generally tries to reduce left hand turns, but on the routes that he drove he saw
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by bunkat 13y ago
It will be interesting to see how YC continues to evolve. In the early days it seemed like it was all about early, early investing (come to San Francisco and build your product, we're betting on you as a founder) to today where 50% of
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by bunkat 13y ago
Is there a breakdown on YC accepted companies by product stage? How many companies were accepted that were already deployed, making money, and growing vs brand new ideas not yet developed? How many companies with significant month-over-mon
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by bunkat 13y ago
Does anybody actually like seeing ads when they are browsing around Facebook? Who thinks to themselves 'I feel like buying something, let's log in to Facebook and maybe a random ad will come up for something that I want'. I
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by bunkat 13y ago
But why pick a name that could be confusing if you don't have to? And even if it is in writing, it is still confusing since the double i is hard for the brain to see and is automatically corrected by most spellcheckers I tried.
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by bunkat 13y ago
Interesting opportunity but unfortunate name selection. PiinPoint with two i's is always going to be tricky to try and tell somebody. It even took me a couple of occurrences in the article to realize it had a double i since the brain t
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by bunkat 13y ago
Self diagnosis of symptoms has me concerned as well, but in both directions. Some people may always assume that their symptoms are 'normal' and not seek care while others will always assume their symptoms are 'problematic&#x2
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by bunkat 13y ago
I'd agree. I think the biggest thing for me is that I had to think about what was being expressed on the left hand side while the right hand side seems more explicit and straight forward. Provided that and the fact that only a handfu
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by bunkat 13y ago
Bad wording, I was differentiating between the Amazon videos that are bundled with Prime vs the videos that you still have to pay for even with Prime. We very rarely pay an additional amount to watch a video on Amazon.
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by bunkat 13y ago
What are you using to generate the PDF? I've been looking for a good html to PDF converter for a project I'm working on.
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by bunkat 13y ago
I feel like I must be the odd one here. My wife and I watch free Amazon Prime videos (i.e. bundled with the Prime service, I know nothing is actually free!) all the time. The selection is decent enough for us and they have lots of free tel
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by bunkat 13y ago
Is monitoring Go applications on the road map somewhere?
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by bunkat 13y ago
The tool looks great and everything was really well done, but who is the customer for this? It seemed like it was for non-designers but when I open the editor I get a blank canvas and I have absolutely no idea where to start to make a profe
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by bunkat 13y ago
Not at all. Looks like they decided not to mess with things at least in the short term, hopefully that continues.
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by bunkat 13y ago
Being in a condo that has Condo Internet myself, there really isn't much need for Google Fiber. Instead we get a local and responsive company with actual 24 hour tech support that provides high speed, low latency connectivity for $60.
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by bunkat 13y ago
I tried to use the scrollbar to scroll but I never landed on anything but empty space. While it did perfectly show off the vastness and emptiness of the universe, it probably was not the intended result.
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by bunkat 13y ago
Thanks, I really didn't mean any snark by it. The comment asked if they made 'much money' and for me $50k a day would qualify. I used quotes since I was literally quoting the original comment.
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by bunkat 13y ago
Apparently they make $50k a day in ad revenue ( http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/5/5383708/flappy-bird-revenue... ). Seems like that would be 'much money'.
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by bunkat 13y ago
> doing SPAs without fallback for non-js clients is horrible Why? The number of customers that a) don't use javascript and b) would pay for a service only if they have a non-javascript version is incredibly small in my experience. I
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by bunkat 13y ago
Totally agree and that's why I open sourced the scheduler library and not a UI for it :) Schedule UIs should always be created specific to their usage domain otherwise they get out of control pretty quickly. Love PagerDuty by the way,
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by bunkat 13y ago
I built schedulejs ( http://bunkat.github.io/schedule/ ) when I needed to solve this problem for my own services. It lets you define very complete schedules (working hours, vacations, dependencies, breaks, etc) and then
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by bunkat 13y ago
You can see the grammar and lots of examples at http://bunkat.github.io/later/parsers.html#text . For your question, it would be 'on Wednesday on the first day instance every 1 month' or 'on the first day
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by bunkat 13y ago
If you wanted even more flexible schedules, you might want to look into Later.js ( http://bunkat.github.io/later/ ), a small library I created just for this purpose. It supports composite and exception schedules, cron sc
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by bunkat 13y ago
My swimlane chart made the list ( http://bl.ocks.org/bunkat/1962173 ) and it includes panning and zooming functionality as another example. Be warned, it's pretty ugly looking!
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by bunkat 13y ago
It literally doesn't matter. I know you've convinced yourself that you are in some way better or smarter than everyone else, but you will not beat the averages unless you happen to get lucky. Your biggest mistake is assuming the m

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