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tcgarvin
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About tcgarvin
Previously a developer at IBM UrbanCode. Lots of Java and Javascript. Previously a developer at protectus.com. Making The Sentry. Python, Node, Debian, Mongo, Javascript.
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Wow, this seems like a great tool to help teach basic data structures. I'll be excited to try this out with my son.
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Comment #22973007
Using common functional tools can be a great way to simplify code like the example here, but as with most programming techniques, it can easily backfire in real-life scenarios. The…
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Comment #22676852
Moving spacing concerns to the parent is an interesting idea, would be fun to try out. That said, I almost didn't read the post simply because "Considered Harmful" is the most obno…
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Comment #22467646
Looks interesting, excited to see where it goes. It feels to me like something a motivated open source project could do well, too. What's the thing that will get people to pay for …
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Comment #21587200
Got stuck at the paywall -- Do they link out to or otherwise name the dataset? When my kids start thinking about what they want from their post-secondary education, this is the sor…
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Comment #17947790
It hadn't even occurred to me that there were serious academic attempts at visualizations of this sort. In addition to OP, this whole discussion is full of great alternatives to d3…
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Comment #17830394
I believe you're incorrect, Johnny five supports both runtime models. Was playing with Johnny Five yesterday (while they were releasing 1.0, fun to watch), and was deploying my nod…
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Comment #17495050
For those who aren't familiar, Gerrit (the code review system used by Android at this point, think GitHub Pull Requests but better/worse) uses "Anonymous Coward" naming for those u…
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Comment #17299729
Longtime D3 (even Protovis) user here. I think you're very correct in that D3 itself is not a good choice for "a simple chart or graph". If that's all I needed, I'd stick with High…
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Comment #15601495
Relevant mailing list discussion: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/discuss/2017-Septembe...
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Comment #13483360
I read this question as "How would one go about quantifying the level of stress at work?", which is what I was hoping I would read about after the click. In a world where metrics a…
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Comment #11633020
It's asyncio native. Also I think syntactically it's different.
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Comment #11632292
Does this work with uvloop?
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Comment #9997564
IBM UrbanCode | Downtown Cleveland OH & Raleigh NC | Java & JavaScript Software Engineer | All experience (and pay) levels | ONSITE UrbanCode is an enterprise DevOps solution creat…
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Comment #9657236
Thanks for the candid feedback. We've had a variety of CSU grads even this year come on board. That being said, there have been hiccups around things like the Netmedia site. That's…
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Comment #9639233
Some common components are Dojo, Jersey, Hibernate. Git. Selenium, JUnit. A few in-house frameworks/libraries, as you'd imagine. Regular fiddling around with newer things as well. …
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Comment #9639104
IBM UrbanCode | Downtown Cleveland OH & Raleigh NC | Java & JavaScript Software Engineer | All experience (and pay) levels UrbanCode is an enterprise DevOps solution creator acquir…
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Comment #9460886
There is no better way to get to the top of HN than by writing something so deadpan sarcastic that all parties think you're secretly on their side.
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Chrome has an option to remember self-signed certs
My primary usability reason for switching to Firefox is gone. chrome://flags/#remember-cert-error-decisions
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Comment #8458557
I haven't used Moloch myself, so I can't judge with complete accuracy, but here's my take: 1. Use case: Moloch, with it's focus on PCAP, is a cool network forensics tool, to be sur…
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Comment #8458269
Hi! I'm one of the developers of the Sentry. Someone suggested I do a little intro bit here, so here goes. The Sentry stemmed from over a decade of doing traffic analysis (from a s…
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