catacombs

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by catacombs 9y ago
D3 has an extremely steep learning curve, especially for people who are not familiar with JavaScript. There are easier ways to make these kinds of plots.
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Total solar eclipse 2017: How rare is the Aug. 21 eclipse path?(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by catacombs 9y ago|0 comments
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by catacombs 9y ago
Low level? D3 has some of the most jargony docs I've ever read for a JavaScript library. Not to mention the steep learning curve to make anything of value using available data, that is, if the data is formatted correctly. And don'
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by catacombs 9y ago
Would be better if this plugin was also available for Illustrator.
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by catacombs 10y ago
It seems to me a lot of these ex-BuzzFeed video producers just leave the company once they become super popular and want "more independence." It seems like they're publicly biting the hand that fed them by making these videos
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LA Times and ads(nelsonslog.wordpress.com)
434 points by catacombs 10y ago|184 comments
937.
by catacombs 10y ago
Trying to read the JavaScript that powers the game made my eyes bleed. Great concept, but the developer should really look into writing cleaner code.
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by catacombs 10y ago
The Washington Post published an interesting take on manufacturing in America: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/manufacturi...
939.
by catacombs 10y ago
Same lol.
940.
by catacombs 10y ago
The New York Times did a similar story about the fastest male gold medal winners since 1896. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/15/sports/olympic... In my opinion, the graphics are a lot bet
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by catacombs 10y ago
My feelings about the newspaper industry goes back way further than John Oliver's journalism segment last week, which, if anyone hasn't watched it, is shockingly accurate on the industry today.
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by catacombs 10y ago
The world is much better off because newspapers matter less? I disagree. From the Pentagon Papers to Watergate to Edward Snowden to the current water crisis in Flint, newspapers have broken stories that've benefitted the public. If any