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by crisnoble 14y ago
My doctor visit routine goes like this: Nurse asks for my password to login into mymedtronic.com to "download my data" this costs me 20 dollars. Nurse gets access to special healthcare only charts, you know ones that are actually somewhat u
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I used to think the exact same thing, somehow I think I was really just afraid that someone would see thing thing embedded in me if I ever had my shirt off. When I finally got a pump I realized that it simultaneously keeps itself out of the
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by crisnoble 14y ago
TLDR: They invented a meter, extremely similar to the ones you have used for the last 10 years, that clicks into your iPhone. If you are too lazy to use one of the many excellent logging apps or softwares, this will be great, if you have an
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by crisnoble 14y ago
Check out both sites side by side: http://th.isandth.at/#leftTarget=http%3A//hackermonthly.com/... (not great on mobile devices)
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Why the ebook you want isn't for sale in your country(boingboing.net)
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by crisnoble 14y ago
Now that is a great use of tasker. For those of us without NFC enabled devices, I bet you could set up a QR code that when scanned, does the same thing (no $3 dollar tag necessary). I think that NFC is going to blow up very soon, but I thin
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I have found that the Github GUI for Mac is pretty good, my teammates who are designers figured it out pretty fast. But honestly, if you are using linux you are probably the type of person who would get comfortable with the command line too
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I will eat my words. Found this too: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2012/05/29/visu... I actually quite like the darkness.
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I clicked around for quite some time and never found anything resembling screenshot. Do they really require me to download and install just to see how the app looks? Maybe I'm missing something, or maybe I am naive for wanting a screenshot.
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ZigZag: An alternate sorting of a ranked grid.(crismannoble.github.com)
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Show HN: MVP theJobist.com, helping you find where to find a job(thejobist.com)
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I understand your goal of not completely changing the HN design. However, as the extension works right now, it is literally impossible for me to click the links on the bottom. I can see them for a microsecond if I scroll to the bottom but t
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by crisnoble 14y ago
Endless scrolling is very cool, until you try to click one of the links on the bottom or use the search.
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by crisnoble 14y ago
I think this is a great idea. This could be an excellent way for more weekend projects and crazy ideas to develop into real products.
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by crisnoble 15y ago
I started learning D3 by recreating Tufte's epic "2004 MLB Baseball Season" graph. http://crismannoble.github.com/Tufte-in-D3
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by crisnoble 15y ago
I use xmarks to sync my bookmarks bar up between computers and now I tag and search my bookmarks with http://stashmarks.com/ I also use https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/epfjibmdcelinmbfei... to help make my bookmarks more searc
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Remember Pogs? Create your own digital pog.(crismannoble.github.com)
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by crisnoble 15y ago
Maybe after this hits the front page, they will magically earn all the badges?
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by crisnoble 15y ago
That is the coolest thing I have seen in a very long time. Thank you!
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by crisnoble 15y ago
I wish they would make this open source. It is beautiful.
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by crisnoble 15y ago
If you could get at the GIS data sets you would be golden. Anyone know of an easy way to integrate GIS data into web applications?
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by crisnoble 15y ago
best badge: "made with notepad, the right way!"
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by crisnoble 15y ago
bitly provides qr codes for every link generated with their service. Just go to the info page. ex: https://bitly.com/FPUVjU+