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Peity - Little charts for little projects
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#32"Peity (sounds like deity)" As someone who pronounces deity day-a-tee, I'm guessing you actually mean pee-a-tee and not pay-a-tee.
Yeah, I was hung up on that as well. Obviously no reflection on the product/code/whatever, but when you go with "sounds like", try to pick a word that can only be pronounced one possible way.
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#33Wow, awesome! I was going to roll my own (pie charts) this weekend, but now I don't have to (probably wouldn't have been able to, anyway). This looks great, thanks!
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#34Not bad. Resembles sparkline.
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#35"Peity (sounds like deity)" As someone who pronounces deity day-a-tee, I'm guessing you actually mean pee-a-tee and not pay-a-tee.
Why not just call it Piety?
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#36I used these in a small mockup app a little while ago. I'm aware of their inappropriateness for representing data, but for adding quick color, pop and smartness to a prototype, they performed beautifully.
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#37Defining colors with the non-W3C-defined term 'colour' is cute, but annoyingly inconsistent with browser terminology.
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#39The combination of sparklines and pie charts may just cause Tufte's head to explode.
Just because Tufte has taste doesn't mean he can't deal with ugliness.
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#40Defining colors with the non-W3C-defined term 'colour' is cute, but annoyingly inconsistent with browser terminology.
Reminds me of my .tmux.conf