elijahmeeks
Re:ChatGPT Plugins rolling out to all Plus users over the course of th...
on Saturday May 13, 2023 @03:09AM (#35926308)
I'm biased of course but I think the fact that at the end you have an interactive document and not a static block of texts and figures makes it transformative.
Re:ChatGPT Plugins rolling out to all Plus users over the course of th...
on Saturday May 13, 2023 @03:06AM (#35926298)
Reach out and we can try to fix it.
Re:ChatGPT Plugins rolling out to all Plus users over the course of th...
on Saturday May 13, 2023 @03:05AM (#35926292)
yep, they made the shift yesterday morning
Re:ChatGPT Plugins rolling out to all Plus users over the course of th...
on Friday May 12, 2023 @05:35PM (#35922746)
The Noteable plugin (disclaimer: I work there) allows you to create an entire computational notebook from a prompt. Load data, EDA, ML, viz, natural language description... all of it. It's the first thing I've done where when I've shared it with people not in tech they're legitimately wowed and a bit scared.
Reusable annotations for D3 with d3-annotation
Data visualization of every episode of Archer
D3.js in Action 2nd Edition, Updated for D3v4
Creating effective network data visualization with D3.js
Re:Graphic Presentation (1939)
on Sunday July 05, 2015 @04:14PM (#9834748)
I found that part really interesting since the requirement for a zero baseline today is limited to bar charts (see Few) whereas this insists you use it for line charts as well (which most modern data viz textbooks will say is okay because you judge the length of a bar chart but the position of a point in a time series).
Re:Graphic Presentation (1939)
on Sunday July 05, 2015 @04:10PM (#9834731)
You must not know Tufte very well or not have looked very closely at this text. It includes numerous recommendations to use decorative elements in charts, and that kind of thing horrifies Tufte.
Re:ORBIS: The Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World
on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @10:10AM (#8009683)
SVG performance on Firefox is abysmal. Even MSIE10/11 handles it much better. Start a petition to get Firefox to handle SVG as well as all the other browsers.
Re:ORBIS: The Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World
on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @10:08AM (#8009674)
I'd love to see a screenshot, if you want to tweet or email me. I never had any problems testing it on Safari.
Re:I'm writing "D3.js in Action" for diving deep into D3
on Sunday April 06, 2014 @05:47PM (#7543185)
Well, I can guarantee it's not going to be like jQuery, since I'm really not all that familiar with it. The book does deal with the structure of D3 in detail, which you'll see in the chapters that are already up on the MEAP, and then it gets into specifics for creating charts, using layouts, custom events, maps and so on.
And you're right, for those of you thinking of writing one of these books, it is a hell of a time commitment and, on top of that, you have to know something pretty well to be able to make it, but you have to know something inside and out to be able to explain it.
I'm writing "D3.js in Action" for diving deep into D3
I'm sure a lot of you are familiar with the JavaScript infoviz library D3. I've been writing a book for Manning that attempts to do a deep dive into D3, which went on Early Access last week, and I just found out it's doing really well. Some people think that D3 is just a charting library, but it actually lets you also create dynamic mapping applications, network visualizations, and complex web...