imusicmash

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by imusicmash 16y ago
Allegiance out of their Austin office. We build a customer feedback data analysis platform. Always innovating with data mining, text mining, social media, survey, and operations data to find new insights for our clients. Looking for tale
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by imusicmash 16y ago
if you're on a .Net platform, you may want to take a look at Dundas Data Visualization http://www.dundas.com . Just try to avoid the defaults :) We use these for data vis at http://allegiance.com . Also, Theresa Neil posted a good list
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by imusicmash 17y ago
I found Greasemonkey helpful for learning Javascript, because it lets you try interesting things on already interesting sites. If you're a product manager, who can program a little, it's a handy way to try product concepts and interesting
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by imusicmash 18y ago
I've been using http://icombinator.net on my iPhone. Doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a native app, but works great! You an see the "about" link there to contact the author. A
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by imusicmash 18y ago
I think the Programming Collective Intelligence is going to go down as one of the most important and influential books of the decade. I'm a product manager, but was a Java & Perl programmer previously. I didn't know Python before I rea
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by imusicmash 18y ago
yah.. I wrote it partly to take that ambiguity away.. also seemed a shame to take up some of your 140 characters with a long url, then only to see that Twitter compressed it for you in the saved Tweet, reminding you that you could have typ
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by imusicmash 18y ago
nice idea and thanks for including an API. sort of related, I wrote a Greasemonkey script to automatically create bit.ly urls as you type a Twitter Tweet. Does it on the fly. Uses the bit.ly API. Check it out at http://userscripts.org/scri