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Ha, the creator of uplot strikes again! Love seeing your stuff man, always so thorough and well-explained, nice work (https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot https:/

• leeoniya 3y ago
  ironically, uPlot is a great counter-example to projects that are "well-explained" :D
  • pickledish 3y ago
    Ehehe well your writings always seem to make sense to me at least! I spend an abnormal amount of time thinking about stacked charts and the extremely-opinionated demo you made here has stuck with me for years, lol https://leeoniya.github.io/uPlot/demos/stacked-series.html https://leeoniya.github.io/uPlot/demos/stacked-series.html
• jkrubin 3y ago
  Idk uplot, but I use ufuzzy!
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• MrJohz 3y ago
  I was going to write a simpler comment but referencing uFuzzy instead! It's one of my favourite fuzzy search tools, but possibly even better than uFuzzy itself is the fuzzy search comparison tool they built. When I have a project that requires fuzzy search, I load a bunch of representative data into it and try out the different algorithms to see what sort of things I can expect, and which one feels most like the results I want. So even if I don't end up using uFuzzy, I still end up using uFuzzy!
  • MrJohz 3y ago
    *simpler -> similar, I can't edit the comment any more unfortunately.
  • leeoniya 3y ago
    > When I have a project that requires fuzzy search, I load a bunch of representative data into it and try out the different algorithms to see what sort of things I can expect, and which one feels most like the results I want. be careful with this. the settings for other libs are hardcoded to be as close to uFuzzy as possible, so you can definitely get worse/better results depending on how you config each lib for your needed use case.