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by nicolaskruchten 12y ago
A few years ago we needed a stand-in for some creative and I was looking for something visually simple that would compress well as a GIF. Mondrian seemed appropriate :)
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by nicolaskruchten 12y ago
I posted something similar a few months ago: http://nicolas.kruchten.com/content/2014/02/modest-proposal-...
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by nicolaskruchten 12y ago
I once made a declarative, pure XML XSL-T system like this, no Javascript at all: http://nicolas.kruchten.com/content/2010/09/context/
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The Great Disruption: How Machine Intelligence Will Transform Role of Lawyers(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by nicolaskruchten 12y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing High-Dimensional Data in the Browser with SVD, t-SNE and Three.js(datacratic.com)
2 points by nicolaskruchten 12y ago|0 comments
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
That's a very good point, and not one which my proposal addresses at all: in order to do what I suggest, your browser still needs to communicate with various ad exchanges.
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
To be clear, I'm not claiming to agree with this, I'm just trying to lay out both sides of the argument as I see them :)
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
With cookies: this is done all the time for retargeting (those ads that follow you around the web). When you visit website X, it gets ad-exchange Y to leave a cookie on your browser to tag you as having Y-id and associates your X-id with th
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A Modest Proposal for Ethical Ad Blocking(nicolas.kruchten.com)
12 points by nicolaskruchten 13y ago|9 comments
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
This is a repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5937047 but a ton of work has gone into this library since then including support for Google Charts, D3 Treemaps, localization, cross-browser compatibility, error han
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PivotTable.js goes 1.0 with Google Charts, D3 Treemaps(github.com)
1 points by nicolaskruchten 13y ago|1 comments
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
Emphatically agreed! We routinely use this tool to summarize datasets which are, at their most disaggregated, hundreds of millions of rows. We have a server-side process which rolls those up into hundreds of thousands of rows, which are the
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
I'll work on getting something like that posted. I want to demo some of the fancier aggregation functions as well :)
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
I agree, this is the hairiest, least documented part of the API. CoffeeScript makes it easier to read than the corresponding Javascript construction but then again this might be CS encouraging things that wouldn't fly in JS for good re
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by nicolaskruchten 13y ago
I take your point. I'll be honest with you though: one of my goals was to get highly-ranked for the phrase "javascript pivot table" because that's what I had initially searched for. I would likely not have found somethin
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PivotTable.js: a JavaScript Pivot Table implementation(github.com)
102 points by nicolaskruchten 13y ago|33 comments
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RTBkit: an open-source framework for real-time bidding(rtbkit.org)
3 points by nicolaskruchten 14y ago|0 comments
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Peeking into the Black Box: Recoset's Real-Time Bidding Algorithm(nicolas.kruchten.com)
2 points by nicolaskruchten 15y ago|0 comments