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poezn

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    Comment #13066755

    Is anyone using a log management tool in conjunction with Grafana? I.e. if you see something anomalous or see an alert triggered, how do you investigate what's going on?

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    Comment #8270069

    Looks interesting at first glance. I was always wondering if DSLs like this one require too much boilerplate code. What do others think? Is this a feasible tool to use for testing …

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    Comment #8134367

    Gaah that's addictive. I mean, the source and blog post is nice too, but that game...! :) On a more serious note: I've never heard of ECS before, but it seems like it's been used i…

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    Comment #7986236

    Posts like this is what I like about Hacker News! It would be great if there were other examples like this where organizations share their setup for real-world projects and presenc…

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    Comment #7739689

    Yeah, you guys were slamming our servers. Feel free to try again, and if you run into the same problem, hit us up!

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    Comment #6092217

    It's something that we wanted to show too. Apart from the technical complexity involved it would be hard to show warming. In the last century overall warming was maybe 1 deg C, but…

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    Comment #6091159

    You mean something like http://halftone.co/projects/temperatures/date/2003/4 ? Good idea, thanks!

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    Comment #5388185

    That's right, and I hope that's where both Tributary and programming in general are headed. However, saying that they "make the same mistake" seems odd. Progress can happen increme…

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    Comment #5387538

    This is pretty amazing. Granted, I'm friends with the authors (@enjalot, @mrejfox), but Tributary has easily become one of my most used tools on a daily basis.

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    Comment #4902244

    Love it! The beats alone make these tutorials so much more enjoyable to follow than usual tech turtorials.

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    Comment #4696708

    The maps were originally created as GIS Shapefiles and then exported as GeoJSON. D3 provides handy functions (d3.geo) to project GeoJSON files to reasonable looking maps. You can f…

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    Comment #4693523

    When you're experienced in anything your advantage is that you can put things in relation quickly, which helps you learn things faster. For me, I learn most when I create something…

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    Comment #4692848

    Thanks for the feedback. I generally concur that there has to be a story for a visualization to be successful. The goal with this project was different for once. All data comes ver…

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    Comment #4349130

    In my opinion it's a mistake to come up with perks just so you can tell the right story. In his most recent book Clay Christensen describes what makes you love your job better than…

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