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August 16, 2014. D3 langauge graphs a la marceau. About a year ago I came across this blog post. From Guillaume Marceau graphing benchmark speed and size data from the Computer Language Benchmarks Game. Given my interests in data visualization and programming languages, it is no surprise that these graphs tickled me. They are, however, a little old, and Marceau’s post leaves a few outstanding questions, so I thought I’d try to recreate his findings. And we may as well use D3. The first thing we notice is...

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August 16, 2014. D3 langauge graphs a la marceau. About a year ago I came across this blog post. From Guillaume Marceau graphing benchmark speed and size data from the Computer Language Benchmarks Game. Given my interests in data visualization and programming languages, it is no surprise that these graphs tickled me. They are, however, a little old, and Marceau’s post leaves a few outstanding questions, so I thought I’d try to recreate his findings. And we may as well use D3. The first thing we notice is...

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d3 langauge graphs a la marceau ¶ compiled thoughts

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August 16, 2014. D3 langauge graphs a la marceau. About a year ago I came across this blog post. From Guillaume Marceau graphing benchmark speed and size data from the Computer Language Benchmarks Game. Given my interests in data visualization and programming languages, it is no surprise that these graphs tickled me. They are, however, a little old, and Marceau’s post leaves a few outstanding questions, so I thought I’d try to recreate his findings. And we may as well use D3. The first thing we notice is...

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essential federal employees, 1996 vs 2013 ¶ compiled thoughts

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October 2, 2013. Essential federal employees, 1996 vs 2013. Amidst the federal government shutdown coverage I saw an interesting chart on Slate. Comparing the percentage of essential employees between the 1995-96 and current shutdowns across a number of federal departments. Here is the original chart by Emma Roller. Here’s my first attempt at recreating this chart ( e8140655d5. Addressing the points above. To produce my first bump chart attempt ( force-layout-labels. Even after all of my effort the label...

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the increasing polarization of the u.s. house ¶ compiled thoughts

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October 13, 2013. The increasing polarization of the u.s. house. The Washington Post made an admirable attempt. To illustrate the forces leading to the shutdown. However, their graphic fails on two important levels: the chart doesn’t support their thesis and their thesis is wrong. Let’s address the technical issues first. My biggest concern with the Post’s visualization is that it represents only a single moment in time. Attempting to explain an unprecedented situation without any historical co...The fir...

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a tough nut to crack ¶ compiled thoughts

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May 1, 2013. A tough nut to crack. Is rather scant. Here are some pointers to help guide your experiments with the Tooling API. The current Metadata API is primarily intended for deployments. The Tooling API has been designed from the ground up to support the entire development lifecycle, including design, implementation, deployment, and maintenance. This means many development tasks are much easier — things like incrementally modifying classes and debugging. The Tooling API, as of the Spring ‘13 release...

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August 16, 2014. D3 langauge graphs a la marceau. About a year ago I came across this blog post. From Guillaume Marceau graphing benchmark speed and size data from the Computer Language Benchmarks Game. Given my interests in data visualization and programming languages, it is no surprise that these graphs tickled me. They are, however, a little old, and Marceau’s post leaves a few outstanding questions, so I thought I’d try to recreate his findings. And we may as well use D3. The first thing we notice is...

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August 16, 2014. D3 langauge graphs a la marceau. About a year ago I came across this blog post. From Guillaume Marceau graphing benchmark speed and size data from the Computer Language Benchmarks Game. Given my interests in data visualization and programming languages, it is no surprise that these graphs tickled me. They are, however, a little old, and Marceau’s post leaves a few outstanding questions, so I thought I’d try to recreate his findings. And we may as well use D3. The first thing we notice is...

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