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revorad
14y ago
This is fantastic. I was actually looking for something like this to test some APIs with dummy data.
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14y ago
They tweeted saying "Don't worry, Reeder won't die with Google Reader." https://twitter.com/reederapp/status/311995748482945025
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14y ago
I'm sorry you feel let down. I don't mean to mislead anyone. I'm adding features which will make it clear why I call these charts. Also, bubble charts and more are coming to the site, so thanks for a great idea for a chart!
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14y ago
Thanks, added!
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14y ago
Sorry about the confusion. I treat tables as a first-class data visualisation type. The app will have more chart types. I'm just launching with tables right now. But even the tables will be interactive soon and display more information visu
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14y ago
Thank you. I'll add the missing ones. Crowdsourcing will be fun when my app becomes collaborative, and I won't hog all the credit for the data :-P
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14y ago
Thanks, I'll add those.
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14y ago
Thanks, updated.
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14y ago
Just added Platform column. Sorry, it's really meant to be collaborative, so that anyone can make changes. I just launched it in a hurry to stop avoiding launching :-D
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback, Dan. Those are both excellent points. It's only a web app right now, but I'll be releasing mobile apps shortly. I've added a few more details in my other comment.
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14y ago
Thanks! Added RSSOwl.
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14y ago
This is a chart I made using my new app Gini - it's a new type of collaborative spreadsheet/charting app. It's not quite ready for launch yet, but seeing all the frenzy around Google Reader, I thought what the heck, I'll at least make somet
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Show HN: I made a chart of Google Reader alternatives with my new app
(ginicharts.com)
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14y ago
“He forgot there was a number lower than one percent.” http://sivers.org/1pct
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Omniture Co-Founder’s Business Intelligence SaaS Company Domo Raises $60M
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
Nice idea, but a heads up for anyone trying it out: installing and clicking on the icon closes all your open tabs immediately without warning . Quite a jarring first user experience.
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Using type inference to make web templates robust against XSS
(js-quasis-libraries-and-repl.googlecode.com)
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14y ago
Does this mean all domains which allow arbitrary JS on subdomains are vulnerable? Is this why heroku app domains are x.herokuapp.com and not x.heroku.com?
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This Happy Place
(braythwayt.com)
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I fall a lot
(ninjasandrobots.com)
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14y ago
You're effectively asking, "How do I get money without asking for it?". You can't. There is no secret, so stop looking for it. Web security is a huge and growing pain for loads of people - loads of people with money . You are teaching incr
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First Links in the Markov Chain
(americanscientist.org)
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Mobile gaming revenues are shifting to tablets…and to Asia
(ufert.se)
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Dave, I really want to use Path, but my closest friends and family either don't have an Android or iOS device, or can't be bothered to join a new social network. You know what we use instead? Whatsapp. If it were pitched to us as a social n
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14y ago
Please DO NOT listen to this guy. Steady on, soldier. I just asked a question.
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14y ago
I would have never thought so, but Amazon's own data has shown that seemingly trivial things like increasing page load times by 100 ms reduces sales by a non-negligible %. Why do you think they obsess over dropdown menus?
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That's what I came up with too. But on thinking deeper, it doesn't seem to hold true. The kind of user who likes to browse will probably browse using a mouse, not a keyboard like us nerds. So the position of the cursor doesn't matter to the
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What provider do you use for processing the credit card payments?
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Off-topic, but can't miss this opportunity: Please tell us why the Amazon homepage doesn't auto-focus into the search box. I think of this every single time I go to the site.
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14y ago
This is a bit meta, but I built http://swym.me/ a while ago for people to share what they make.
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