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by ejp 12y ago
We made a similar decision - evaluated many, chose nvd3.js. It needed a new custom chart definition, but it has been responding well for our use case (enterprise monitoring software).
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by ejp 12y ago
This is excellent - I was looking for similar functionality just recently in the Windows networking system. I look forward to seeing what the paid features are! Here's my minor feature request (I'm sure you'll get a hundred o
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by ejp 12y ago
This came up on HN a couple weeks ago, I have been quite impressed: http://devdocs.io/python
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by ejp 12y ago
Could you elaborate on the github permissions required if I sign in via that method? Write access to all public repos is what I'm interested in particularly.
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by ejp 13y ago
This looks really slick! How well does it work with some kind of lock-screen security? The UX for that is always a hassle, and I'd love to find someone who is doing it well.
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by ejp 13y ago
I've been quite happy with one of these: http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=modtable Somewhat expensive, but costs less than a geekdesk/etc.
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by ejp 14y ago
Evernote is perfect for using as a commonplace book [1] for exactly this purpose. The only drawback is that it's hard to view in a chronological order, which is a key part of the commonplacing idea. Seems like a blog platform on top of it c
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by ejp 14y ago
You might want to include searches for 'hg revision' etc - mercurial suffers from having its command-line invocation different from its name.
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by ejp 14y ago
Does Thomas Paine himself not qualify as a 'founding father'? "Without the pen of the author of Common Sense, the sword of Washington would have been raised in vain.” --John Adams [1] Whenever I see arguments rooted in the founder's intent,
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by ejp 14y ago
Thanks! I guess I was thinking of the Android permissions, which are separate for read/write IIRC.
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by ejp 14y ago
Does anyone know why the app needs permission to manage Google Contacts? The rest of the permissions make sense, I just don't get this one.
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by ejp 14y ago
It is definitely still a problem. If we discard the programming-centric judgement metric, we are left with essentially no common ground on which to form opinions, so that's clearly a non-starter as well. I don't have an answer for all of th
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by ejp 14y ago
I'm sure his children don't see his worth as a father improved by the time he spends coding open source instead of interacting with them. A similar thing can be said for every other non-programmer he interacts with. Perhaps he won't leave t
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by ejp 15y ago
I'm not sure the (productivity/inch of screen) metric is something we want to optimize. If you reduce your screen size by 50% (24" to 12") and only lose 40% of your productivity, it's not really a win to me. Granted I use 2x24" monitors in
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by ejp 15y ago
Agreed, I think this shows where government spending is a primary economic force more than anything else. New Mexico for instance is full of federally-funded labs and nuclear facilities, and has a low population - so per capita government s