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idan
5y ago
Hello, fellow internet old! I too remember Yahoo Pipes. :D
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idan
5y ago
Are you https://github.com/adamcstephens ?
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idan
5y ago
Hey! This is a great callout, we'll think about how to make it better!
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idan
5y ago
Correct! And if you're Simon Willison, this is a super easy thing to Just™ implement manually. The point of Flat Data is to push the edges of that bubble outwards. Add tooling and examples. Add a viewer. Make the "happy path"
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idan
5y ago
This is a really powerful use-case! If you saw Alex Gaynor's election tracker[1] during the US 2020 elections, it's exactly how it worked. Actions scraped the NYT election results.json, and a static site on GH pages rendered the d
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idan
5y ago
Yup, there's Dolt, and DVC, and probably a dozen other projects I'm forgetting or haven't heard of. Dat! There's more than one way to data. We looked at a bunch of them, and the key thing we keep coming back to is git se
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idan
5y ago
The OCTO DevEx team reaaaaaallly loves VS Code — beyond the editor, it's just a great surface for experimental developer tooling! GitHub Codespaces aren't generally available yet, but being able to target both "native" V
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5y ago
It doesn't scale! This isn't a replacement for databases. Our take on this is about "working sets" of data — if you have billions of rows, that's a lot bigger than a working set! At some point, you have to query, fi
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5y ago
Hi HN! Our team has loved building this, as well as all of the storytelling and examples. We'd love your feedback!
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Flat Data
(octo.github.com)
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6y ago
Still sad to find that none of the "infinite canvas" things correctly handles the various touch events. Some handle two-finger pinch zooming well. I've yet to see any which properly handle two-finger panning (H and V). Breaks
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6y ago
Ignore the fact that this is a book about .NET, it's an excellent source of wisdom about the design of APIs: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0321545613/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_wn...
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On All That Fuckery
(tinykat.cafe)
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idan
6y ago
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Building SVG Components in React
(pganalyze.com)
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6y ago
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7y ago
Naive question from someone who doesn't know the ecosystem well: It seems to me like Terraform is good at describing desired deployment shapes and detecting drift between actual state and desired state. Can someone clue me into why Ter
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8y ago
One of the most enjoyable pieces of writing I've read in a while. An important reminder that sharp, articulate intellects are everywhere.
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idan
10y ago
http://gazit.me/2012/12/05/designing-presentations.html
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10y ago
Though it's somewhat dated and C# oriented, the really, really fantastic Framework Design Guidelines by Brad Abrams and Krzysztof Cwalina is a thoughtful treatise on designing usable APIs. A lot of the things I read in there still reso
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idan
11y ago
<3
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12y ago
I read both your post and your website copy. The short version is: you're failing to explain yourself concisely and effectively. I want you to succeed — here's some critique. I think I'm in your expected early-adopter demogra
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12y ago
I took Ken Perlin's undergraduate graphics course in 2002 or 2003. Back then, Java was the only way to execute code in a browser that did something useful in a reasonable amount of time. More than anything, it enabled a pretty unique p
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12y ago
As someone working remotely, this line rubbed me the wrong way immediately: > More potential warning signs are individuals who are poor at following up via email, forget when the interview was scheduled, or aren't flexible with an
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12y ago
Yes! I hope we'll have a engineering blog post covering our metrics pipeline soon.
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12y ago
Hey all. I'm one of the designer/engineers responsible for the new metrics tab. I wasn't part of the selection process regarding Ember, which is the framework powering the entirety of dashboard-next. My personal feelings towa
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USPS Redesign
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12y ago
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12y ago
Does anyone know what song that is?
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13y ago
I'd love to know where he's getting the data for these.
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13y ago
Hi HN. I'm the person who reported this bug to Pycon. I've volunteered and helped organize several PyCons and Djangocons. It's safe to say that I'm fully invested in the community and Give A Shit™. In the interest of hea
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13y ago
Which is why I made gist.io: http://gist.io/8101758 (the OP's content, but nicely formatted for reading on any size screen, and with attention to typographic detail.)
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Minimum Viable Animation
(gist.io)
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