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by jsvine 11y ago
"Whether you realize it or not, every major online system we use today creates unique URLs for each distinct idea."
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Why everything should have a URL(ben.balter.com)
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by jsvine 11y ago
Thanks! I haven't yet, but that's a great idea. Will do so shortly.
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by jsvine 11y ago
Agreed. The archive uses the first line of the newsletter as the summary. I've been using the same tagline as the first line. But, for future newsletters, I think I'll make the first line more descriptive. E.g., for the most recen
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by jsvine 11y ago
Good point. I've now updated the text on the landing page, to the extent that's possible with TinyLetter.
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by jsvine 11y ago
TinyLetter archive: https://tinyletter.com/data-is-plural/archive Structured archive: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wZhPLMCHKJvwOkP4jucl... Most recent edition, sent yesterday: htt
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Show HN: Data Is Plural – A weekly newsletter of useful/curious datasets(tinyletter.com)
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by jsvine 11y ago
TinyLetter archive: https://tinyletter.com/data-is-plural/archive Structured archive: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wZhPLMCHKJvwOkP4jucl... Most recent edition, sent this morning:
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Show HN: Data Is Plural – A weekly newsletter of useful/curious datasets(tinyletter.com)
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by jsvine 11y ago
The story behind the code: "LAPD underreported serious assaults, skewing crime stats for 8 years" http://www.latimes.com/local/cityhall/la-me-crime-stats-2015...
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Checking the LAPD's crime classifications(github.com)
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FBI director calls lack of data on police shootings "ridiculous," "embarrassing"(washingtonpost.com)
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2015: 274 days, 294 mass shootings, hundreds dead(washingtonpost.com)
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What We’ve Learned About Sharing Our Data Analysis(source.opennews.org)
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Chrome extension: Automate emotional labor in Gmail messages(emotional-labor.email)
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The Supreme Court, Described as Machine Learning(peterhurford.tumblr.com)
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Who Owns Your Steps?(buzzfeed.com)
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Spurious Correlations: “Now a ridiculous book”(tylervigen.com)
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Charting 110 Years of Native Washingtonians Leaving DC(ruseriousingme.com)
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The TSA failed to spot 73 aviation workers on the terrorism watchlist(qz.com)
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Hacking “Chutes and Ladders” using R(ethanmarkowitz.com)
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How a Graduate Student Reluctantly Uncovered a Huge Scientific Fraud(nymag.com)
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DopeLearning: A Computational Approach to Rap Lyrics Generation(arxiv.org)
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How riding your bike can land you in trouble with the cops – if you're black(tampabay.com)
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by jsvine 12y ago
Added docstrings in v0.0.6: https://github.com/jsvine/spectra/issues/1
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by jsvine 12y ago
Another thanks for flagging, mark-r. I've updated spectra to address this issue more explicitly. Per colormath[0], colors are allowed to go out of gamut. Colors now have `mycolor.rgb` and `mycolor.rgb_clamped` properties; `mycolor.hexc
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by jsvine 12y ago
Yes, the library definitely does need some stronger specs. Thanks for flagging. Addressing these two specific issues: > Is the rgb space actually sRGB? Yes. Added: https://github.com/jsvine/spectra/commit/7
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by jsvine 12y ago
Fair criticism. I should add those docstrings. Issue opened: https://github.com/jsvine/spectra/issues/1
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by jsvine 12y ago
> It looks like a helpful tool for situations where the standard colormaps in matplotlib/pyplot don't work well. Is that an appropriate use case? Yes, that's definitely the type of use-case I had in mind. Another big one:
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by jsvine 12y ago
I hadn't heard of OpenColourIO; it looks fascinating and quite powerful. Thanks for the tip!

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