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by typpo 7y ago
Yesterday at 9pm PT my private Github repo produced this notification: The following SSH key was added to the foo/bar repository by myorg-dockerhub-user: Docker Cloud Build 39:31:51:be:d6:00:c4:ef:c7:74:c2:16:66:33:93:06
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF or Paris | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product for national healthcare systems in developing countries. Our work is used by governments and institutions that provide service
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by typpo 8y ago
This is a really cool project and the demo at http://lxc.im/ is fun to play with. It would make a great teaching tool or even a great interview tool with a customized image. I see a lot of potential for this project!
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by typpo 8y ago
The API does support "width" and "height" query parameters to set image size!
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by typpo 8y ago
It's free, open source, and no watermark - so QuickChart compares favorably in that regard! In terms of functionality, ChartURL is also built on Chart.js, so charting capabilities should be roughly equivalent. They've added the n
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by typpo 8y ago
You probably should urlencode the parameters for longer URLs and chart definitions containing special characters. For simpler examples we can get away without URL encoding. The server is configured to accept up to ~64kb URLs. Some browser
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by typpo 8y ago
Indeed, I am upgrading it to a larger machine.
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by typpo 8y ago
Seems to be a strange issue with transparent images on certain devices. I've corrected this and also added an optional "bkg" param to set the background color.
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by typpo 8y ago
With the Google Image Charts API shutting down [1], I set out to build a replacement service that allows developers to create PNG images by encoding chart data and other options in a single URL. Some might prefer an interactive Javascript c
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Show HN: Create Chart Images from a URL(quickchart.io)
204 points by typpo 8y ago|35 comments
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF or Paris | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product for national healthcare systems in developing countries. Our work is used by governments and institutions that provide service
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by typpo 8y ago
I'm a bit sad to see this cynicism at the top of a Show HN thread. This project is a fun way to browse code history and it's done with an interesting visual style. It's also open source. I would think someone trying to view
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product that helps formulate national healthcare policy in developing countries. Our current projects are embedded in health systems that provi
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product for governments of developing countries. Our current projects are embedded in health systems that provide services for over 130 million
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Show HN: Voter registration snippet that you can add to your site(vote.speaklouder.org)
1 points by typpo 8y ago|0 comments
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by typpo 8y ago
Many of the posters in this thread miss the point, perhaps because they have not tried to get a credit card for their startup or small business. Even if you have millions in the bank, the process of getting a card is long and tedious. It to
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF, NYC, Paris | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product for governments of developing countries. Our current projects are embedded in health systems that provide services for over
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by typpo 8y ago
Yup, I realized this mistake after I posted but the edit option was not available.
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by typpo 8y ago
Yes, that's right! Specifically, it uses three.js: https://threejs.org/
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by typpo 8y ago
Hi, I built this and want to share some background: Each data point corresponds directly to a real meteor entry into the Earth's atmosphere recorded by NASA CAMS ( http://cams.seti.org ). Using this network of cameras, we can
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Animation: Perseid Meteor Shower(apod.nasa.gov)
1 points by typpo 8y ago|0 comments
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by typpo 8y ago
UKFast is a UK-based web host whose CEO has received an MBE. Probably not that many other web host CEOs with an award from the Queen.
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by typpo 8y ago
Software Engineer | Zenysis (YC W16) | SF, NYC | Onsite, Fulltime Zenysis is building a data analysis product for governments of developing countries. Our current projects are embedded in health systems that provide services for over 100 mi
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Data Structures Reference(interviewcake.com)
287 points by typpo 8y ago|86 comments
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by typpo 8y ago
I don't really get this criticism. This is a client-only app. Scrubbing input on the client is a bad way to avoid XSS because an attacker can modify the client. So teaching developers to sanitize strings in their frontend JS is not
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by typpo 8y ago
Yeah, I think I hit my 150,000 daily quota on the Google Places API.
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by typpo 8y ago
You can download the rectangular maps from this page: https://www.earthbyte.org/paleomap-paleoatlas-for-gplates/ There are about 90 maps for different time periods, many more than displayed on the globe. You may also
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by typpo 8y ago
Yes, I built this! But I can't take credit for the artwork.
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by typpo 8y ago
Thanks for these thoughts. My view is that there's a balance to be struck here. A pixelated globe with blurred coastlines and averaged features full of "bogus" disclaimers would not get the same reception as what I posted he
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by typpo 8y ago
This is a good point, and I think we'd have to take it up with Chris Scotese, the geologist who produced the rasters I wrap around the globe[1]. There are some details in the PDF included in the download, which explains some coloratio

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