Stian Håklev

This seems to be the same bug. Minimal CSV file example: ``` csv date,time,user,method,url 2015-12-16,22:00:40,710,-,GET,display/5574/Edu5574+Home 2015-12-13,16:06:53,418,-,GET,display/5574/Edu5574+Home 2016-02-05,12:26:50,329,-,GET,display/5574/House+3+Presentation+Schedule 2016-02-05,13:09:12,760,-,GET,display/5574/Socrative+Presentation+by+Amy%2C+Bushra+and+Mark 2016-02-05,14:32:25,812,-,GET,display/5574/Geometer's+Sketchpad+Presentation 2016-02-05,15:03:17,043,-,GET,display/5574/DebateGraph%2C+Week+3 2016-02-05,16:05:48,034,-,GET,display/5574/Week+7%3A+Document+Camera 2016-02-05,16:28:15,533,-,GET,display/5574/February+5th+-+Presentation+on+Socrative.com 2016-02-03,14:00:43,990,xiangsun0205,GET,display/5574 ``` Error (pgfutter 0.4) ``` bash ~/D/P/d/wikilogs...

Thanks! No need to do serially, I'm just used to the syntax of parallel, that's why I used it instead of xargs etc. Anyway it's very quick (for my purposes)....

I would love to see this, wrote about my wish for better support for things like questionnaires with the code book integrated with the code here (towards the bottom): http://reganmian.net/blog/2013/10/02/likert-graphs-in-r-embedding-metadata-for-easier-plotting/......

All great ideas. long name, LoM (for example I'd love to indicate that something is a likert-item, which is more specific than just categorical), etc. Not sure what is meant...

I was thinking of LoM as user defined, for example I might want to graph likert-scales differently from a demographic categorical variable... But this isn't super-important. Stian On Mon, Oct...

I think serialization becomes an important issue - many of these things can probably be done already by subclassing DataFrame etc (and whether it's better to extend DataFrame or subclass...

I've used mousetrap in the past, with no issues. Not very complex usage though (no keychords etc) but actively used as core feature of my app for several years.

It would also be really interesting if it were possible to list all block references on a page. I was thinking of experimenting with Joel Chan on encoding an academic...

Very cool! I guess it should be configurable, but I could see myself using this.

I'd love to see this - it's even more important for languages that diverge more from Python's syntax, like Haskell ([example notebook](http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/houshuang/math-with-ipython/blob/2bbdfba965db4b853aa7af64b49448a9c831dc87/information/chapter-1-hs.ipynb)) where it doesn't even recognize comments. Edit: I...