juanre

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Uncertainty, technology development and the Aymaras(juanreyero.com)
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Made on a Mac(juanreyero.com)
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by juanre 15y ago
And back again. It should stand better now.
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by juanre 15y ago
Sure, I'll add it. Should it appear at the top, encircling the map, or at the bottom? Thanks for the feedback!
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by juanre 15y ago
Indeed. And I cannot figure out how to scale it up without changing the DNS to point to a load balancer. Oh well.
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by juanre 15y ago
Thanks for the ideas! The problem with the preview request is that the server is struggling. Beefing it up right now on AWS.
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by juanre 15y ago
The traffic from HN has reduced my previous statistics to noise, so I've thought I'd as well implement some of the feedback I've got, online now. Also, the server is suffering and I cannot try to set load balancing because I need to run to
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by juanre 15y ago
Thanks. Maybe I could make arrows appear, or something. Need to try it out.
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by juanre 15y ago
Done. Thanks.
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by juanre 15y ago
Thanks! And thank you for the pointer to the geoip options. I know I should look into astrology, but it kind of pains me. And I'll check out FB pairing as well.
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by juanre 15y ago
Thanks, I'll certainly check into the hardcopy options. The preview is there, although from what I gather in a totally non-obvious way :-)
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by juanre 15y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. I've thought about setting up an agreement with a print shop, where I can send the PDF or PS to them and they do the printing and sending. But before going that route I wanted to figure out if anybody would w
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by juanre 15y ago
Yep, I kind of know I am obvious-challenged. Thanks for the suggestion.
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by juanre 15y ago
Thank you very much for the feedback. Maybe I should put the next click to the right? I'll certainly try it out. As for your second point, you should be able to see the image in large format before paying: a link appears after you have i
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by juanre 15y ago
I like the cosmic snapshot approach, maybe with the rest of the cosmos left as an exercise for the reader.
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Learning from my web app 23 visits at a time(juanreyero.com)
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Show HN: Personalized star chart PDF with a contribution to charity(greaterskies.com)
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by juanre 15y ago
I wish they'd figure out how to make their web site work. This morning I've spent quite a bit of time trying to change the settings of one of my domains: every time I chose it, they'd come up with a page with a pink background and an uncan
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by juanre 15y ago
This is very cool. I thought that having your position continuously logged was kind of neat. Incidentally, I also launched my first app about a week ago, and it's also kind of geek-friendly: save notes and photos with location, and back
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by juanre 15y ago
If you want to do something similar with an iPhone, you should check Milestones, http://alandair.com/milestones . Keep and share geolocated notes, possibly with photo, via Twitter/Twitpic and email (KMZ for Google Earth). Backup as a Goo
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by juanre 15y ago
Very nice. We did something very similar some years ago, http://notamap.com , with the idea of making it very easy to save maps with notes and embed them on your web. No sign-up, no database storing your data: everything is encoded in th
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by juanre 16y ago
Jekyll is great, and it's great to be able to have your writing as nice old text files that you can grep and you'll be able to read 20 years from now. I've been using it for quite a while to blog from org-mode, another great piece of softw
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by juanre 16y ago
Why would China do that? They already have plenty of foreign reserves ($2.85 trillion and growing - enough to buy Spain's GDP two times over), and they seem to be struggling with inflation. I guess the Chinese government is not as sure as