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jmandzik
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About jmandzik
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Comment #16152754
The email in my profile would be best. Thanks!
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Comment #16151870
I have some skunkworks projects that attempt the same on postgres. If you ever get to the point of wanting contributions, let me know.
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Comment #11574996
Not sure, but http://node.green tests against nightly, which might be farther ahead than 6.0.0.
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Comment #11375038
Kickstarter back here; according to UPS, it should be delivered today.
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Comment #10571909
Happy to open an issue, but any plans on supporting git+ssh urls? For work projects, we have some modules installed via git and when I tried to install, I got the same error descri…
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Comment #10571828
Cloned a popular project (babel) and on a MacBook Pro: npm install 52.28s user 8.08s system 73% cpu 1:22.41 total ied install 10.22s user 4.36s system 142% cpu 10.230 total Impress…
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Comment #7651729
Here's where the magic happens: https://twitter.com/Justin_Mandzik/status/460080620329508864 https://twitter.com/Justin_Mandzik/status/460082804827881472 Edit: I do a few days a we…
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Comment #7153987
Yup. http://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/
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Comment #6095928
Seconded. It's got a learning curve, but its hands down the most well thought out library I've used. It's actively maintained by Mike Bostock, a thought leader in this space.
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Comment #6068133
This is about as good as you can handle an incident like this, PR wise.
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Comment #5973806
Facebook lost me a while back when the Android app first came out. Logging into the site and finding contacts that had no account in my facebook "phonebook" felt like a breach of t…
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Comment #5973764
The last sentence resonates with me. My twitter account was started in 08 and largely unused until this year. I'm surprised how much I like it after it clicked for me one day. Twit…
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Comment #5614820
This article is fantastic, juicy stuff to wrap my head around. Anytime I whip up a new visualization in d3, I look like a wizard at the office. Thanks Mike! Owe you a beer if you'r…
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Comment #5551643
Thatsvery similar to what I/we use to build our realtime network monitoring tools, swapping out python for PHP (regrettably). It's validating to see other shops in different indust…
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Comment #5495291
Alert system if you're running Canary with experimental JS flag on: Object.observe(window, function(changes){ console.log(changes) }) :)
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Comment #5493855
Many "boring old companies", well, aren't. I work in Cable and could have written the same job post (subbing Ember for AngularJS in our case). In a culture where results count, and…
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Comment #5412729
For what its worth I think you're creating a false dichotomy here. I literally studied Econ in undergrad and quickly landed at a telco as a dev. My 'on the side' self education of …
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Comment #5306239
Somewhere, deep within Wells Fargo HQ, there was a depressed developer in a windowless office that died a little inside when asked to make this.
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Comment #5132717
I just tried it out on my client and server side JS projects. Cmd+Shift+R and type the name of your favorite function. Its pretty damn fast.
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Comment #4758260
I was inspired by this post when I first read it a few month ago. Since then, I've used a modified version of StatsD to send data to an in house realtime graphing engine. A lot of …
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Comment #4373081
I think a large part of the strong finish is a feedback loop. As it gets closer to achieving the goal, the belief that this concept could take off strengthens, which leads to more …
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Comment #4179893
I've been building a project that's very similar to this using AngularJS, socket.io, and the Highcharts/D3 graphing libraries. If you decide to open this project up, I'd happily th…