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   Sparklines from Graphite(monkinetic.com)

   1 points by steveivy 15y ago|0 comments
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   Habit Breakpoints(monkinetic.com)

   1 points by steveivy 15y ago|0 comments
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   The Daring Fireball App(monkinetic.com)

   2 points by steveivy 15y ago|0 comments
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   Insert markdown files into Django templates with Copyblock(github.com)

   1 points by steveivy 15y ago|0 comments
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   by steveivy 16y ago

   Getting a server implementation from Joshua Frederick was a nice surprise this weekend (esp. with me feeling sick). Thanks Joshua!
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   Python StatsD Server(monkinetic.com)

   6 points by steveivy 16y ago|1 comments
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   Node-statsd(monkinetic.com)

   1 points by steveivy 16y ago|0 comments
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   by steveivy 16y ago

   pystatsd is now in pypi: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pystatsd/
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   by steveivy 16y ago

   Thanks; the link is in my post, but when submitting here you only get title and link.
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    I know web developers now who would say "UD-what?"
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    Only as compared to UDP :-)
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    Cool, let me know if you have suggestions, additions.
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    A first pass at a standalone client is now at: https://github.com/sivy/py-statsd
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    Python client for Etsy's statsd (node proxy for Graphite)(monkinetic.com)

    29 points by steveivy 16y ago|10 comments
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    Veloci-Wiki: Set up your own Github-backed Notational Velocity(monkinetic.com)

    4 points by steveivy 16y ago|0 comments
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    (Disclaimer: I worked for Six Apart Services for 2 years) I don't think MT has "weird perlisms", it's just... written in perl. WordPress took off around the time folks were realizing that you could build big sites in PHP, and so PHP in gene
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    Ask HN: Hacker-friendly setup/install tools on the Mac?

    1 points by steveivy 16y ago|0 comments
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    I just realized that NV allows you to specify where to find/save text files (in that little drop-down I'd been ignoring!) I've since cloned my wiki repo to a location in my ~/Documents folder and pointed NV there. Looks like it's going to w
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    Hey, scrod, no prob. Can't believe I forgot it! One other feature I DO love is that the official NV does wiki-style [[links]] that are compatible with github's wiki markup. Update added.
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    Also, I'm told that the "modern" perl way to do this is AnyEvent: http://search.cpan.org/~mgrimes/AnyEvent-Filesys-Notify-0.05... Still backed by OS X's FSEvents, so you're not reinventing the wheel.
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    I personally use the markdown preview a lot, so it's worth it to me to use nvalt, but I tend to switch back and forth between the two. Does NV offer markdown preview yet? If you're new to NV and don't care about the preview (I may be the on
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    Oh, interesting; I was looking for something like this but hadn't worked out what to search for. Will read up on it for sure.
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    I haven't wired this up to pull from GH yet, but it's on my todo list.
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    Wiring Notational Velocity to a Github Wiki(monkinetic.com)

    27 points by steveivy 16y ago|12 comments
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    by steveivy 16y ago

    I've been after Tantek to explain Whistle (his url shortener) to me for a while now, and I was glad that it fit in with this series of questions. I particularly liked his point about the url being expandable by any third-party because the a