jwilber

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   by jwilber 7y ago

   I don’t want to post something inflammatory or condescending, but it’s very clearly that the author does not have experience using R.
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   Author here: I actually wrote this library for a skateboard magazine - we wanted charts to feel fun & un-intimidating but still informative. Some alternatives exist (Semiotic for React and a plug-in for chart.js), but nothing as a stand
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   Show HN: Roughviz.js – Sketchy, hand-drawn style charts for the browser(github.com)

   2 points by jwilber 7y ago|1 comments
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   Thanks. As soon as I finish the readme :)
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   For a hand-drawn aesthetic chart.js alternative (that uses SVG), check out roughViz.js https://github.com/jwilber/roughViz
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   I agree, and prefer Linux myself, but some clients only allow for solutions based in Windows (and no containers) :/
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   Anaconda may work well as a virtual environment for some ml projects, but it is by no means a solution for getting a gpu-working installation of tensorflow on Windows.
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   Came in to post just this. I would not expect such sensationalist/incorrect headlines from Bloomberg, but here we are.
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   by jwilber 7y ago

   You can have literally any hobby. Two of my lifelong hobbies, skateboarding and surfing, may seem somewhat atypical for the average software engineer, but you'd be surprised how many do at least two of the three. My favorite example, W