beagledude

probably the sickest dataviz of twitter's data I've seen.

ignore the trolls, I appreciate you putting this out there, looks like some good reading material for the day :)

we know that, but all the work was done pre-twitter aquisition.

nathanmarz does the work at BackType, Twitter gets the credit

has everyone forgotten how limited the streaming service is? They should have waited until they at least have a selection. I'm going DVD service, and Amazon for streaming.

"None of that is going to change unless something really dramatic happens." do you really not think you're in this dramatic situation now?

experience can do in 40 hours what younger, inexperienced can do in 80. As you build your tool chest, things become faster and less mistake prone.

thanks!

would be nice if you could purchase an installable paid version for internal company use. It looks like a step up from pivotal tracker

playing with an account now, the drop and drop has a nice little effect on it. Promising!

you don't report anything to the user other than you're issue has been logged, when cust service looks up the user account they'll be able to pick out incidents themselves and verify with the user.

"Hello Bob, I see you have 4 incidents today that we've logged, are you calling about the issue with the Dashboard page?"

seems like overengineering. Keep an index based on the user id with a sequence of date incidents and show the user a list of incidents with page location context.

Having the user remember a date seems more reasonable than some phrase they have to copy and paste from somewhere.

Would the user rather see this list: Crash Incidents:

Section: Dashboard, Date: 08-20-2011 5:30amPST, Count: 2

Section: Report Page 1, Date: 08-22-2011 9:30amPST, Count: 1

or Crash Incidents:

12 old crickets buzz happily

9 young monkeys smoke slowly

Asana makes weird decisions sometimes.

Comp sci "puzzles" are one thing but questions like "how many gas stations are there in Oakland" makes the interviewer look dumb.

This might be the coolest thing I see all year

I just uploaded your docs folder to pastebin #sorrybro http://pastebin.com/MH0KYGTi

go here and see just how many companies drop flash cookies on you: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplay...

I needed new tires for my car, got a google ad for a new set of tires from a local place with a $100 rebate, got the tires, got my rebate the other day in the mail. Advertising just saved me $100, it's not ALL evil.

is he freeballing it? what about the underwear???

What a brilliant way to steal ideas, upload your best stuff to me :)

$10 at homedepot, works like a champ: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/838/standingdesk1.jpg/

Argh thanks, updated links treadmill desk: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/17/treadmilldesk.jpg/

homedesk setup: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/838/standingdesk1.jpg/

makeshift desk: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/94/standingdesk2.jpg/

I think I spent about $10 at home depot for this setup http://bit.ly/o6vDEi

I started the standing desk around 3 months ago and noticed an almost immediate improvement in my posture and back discomfort. I tried to be realistic and try 1 hour, then 2, then 3. I then moved to getting a treadmill desk at the office: http://bit.ly/nHuCRr now that's baller. You can easily code walking at 1mph, just enough to keep your legs moving. I try to get 1-3 hours a day on the treadmill desk these days.

here are some other desk setups I've been working with http://bit.ly/noPYyY - original makeshift desk at work http://bit.ly/o6vDEi - current home office setup

Some keys to success, make sure your monitor is eye level and you're typing at a 90 degree angle, and get a gel pad to stand on, makes a huge difference.

I've gone to the treadmill desk http://bit.ly/nHuCRr at the office and it's been working out great, no complaints so far :)

agreed! Being direct = generally efficient

moo, not sure this is about who you think it is, brito was just blogging about an old boss he had. He told me about this letter and I asked him to type it up so we could read it.

definitely going to suck to have a world where you can't go chill out somewhere and check out some new books and magazines. Not to mention 10,000 more jobs gone

Storm will be rewritten in scala

1. it's open sourced 2. it's embeddable 3. it extracts images 4. it's one of the most accurate (http://www.readwriteweb.com/hack/2011/06/head-to-head-compar...) 5. it's named after the best top gun character

Goose also does image extraction there is a demo online here:

http://jimplush.com/blog/goose

Isn't the image extraction based on the goose algo?