jparmer

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by jparmer 13y ago
Thoughts? NYT-quality graph made in Plotly: https://plot.ly/~bchartoff/344/
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Plotly: The Web's first scientific graphing app(plot.ly)
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Help disrupt Matlab in Montreal(plot.ly)
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Do data-vis or scientific computing? Plotly is hiring(plot.ly)
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by jparmer 13y ago
We're thinking about adding a Julia API: https://plot.ly/api Hit us up if you'd like to be a part of this or have input. And hey, we're also hiring: https://plot.ly/jobs
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by jparmer 13y ago
Awesome. All super helpful stuff. Thanks so much for taking the time!
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by jparmer 13y ago
We're slowly churning out 3d. Here's a preview: pic.twitter.com/jVaZsDOv7x
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by jparmer 13y ago
Awesome, Thanks for the feedback. Seems HN has consensus on this one.
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by jparmer 13y ago
Only google drive and dropbox so far. Just curious, why not dropbox?
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by jparmer 13y ago
Check out Share/Tweet options under "Share" on the graphing toolbar. Here's a log-log graph my colleague shared, for example: https://plot.ly/~alex/13/
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by jparmer 13y ago
No mouseover yet - Thanks for the feedback!
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by jparmer 13y ago
Cool, thanks. We could probably tone down the size of our demos.
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by jparmer 13y ago
Cool. Really helpful stuff.
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by jparmer 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We're most excited about collaborative data analysis. Imagine being able to simultaneously view/edit a graph and script for a computational problem being solved in a team... Programmers can do this in git, but a dat
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by jparmer 13y ago
Lots of private companies with R&D don't like their data leaving the building, but want a collaborative tool that's more technical than G docs. We're exploring this space, hopefully while providing a kick-ass, free or very cheap graphin
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by jparmer 13y ago
It took two of us about 6 months, with one of us part-time and a few friends helping after their day jobs.
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by jparmer 13y ago
Hey jferge, Thanks for the feedback. You can already do linear (and polynomial) regression through the plotly spreadsheet GUI. Way easier than Excel, imo: Linear fit with dates: https://plot.ly/~jackp/487 Partial linear fit): https://plo
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by jparmer 13y ago
Thoughts?
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Plot.ly: Matlab for the Web(plot.ly)
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