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Yes

Yep! It was tricky to make it performant but I mostly just used chromes performance profiling tool to pinpoint optimization compiler bailouts. A big one was just casting to ints with |0 inside the kernel function.

That is a great visualization but one something that bothered me about it was that you're constrained to watch it unravel at it's own playback speed.

That's a great idea.

To answer your first question, yes.

There was a bug in the playground earlier that I just fixed that allows you to share your Markov chains via the url hash. For example: http://setosa.io/markov/#%7B%22tm%22%3A%5B%5B0.9%2C0.1%2C0%2...

Nice!

It's using Angular with D3.

If you're familiar with D3, I recommend DZ. (disclaimer: I'm the author) https://github.com/vicapow/dz

Here's an example of DOF blurring using SVG filters. (no WebGL)

http://vicapow.github.io/dz/example/plane-blur.html

omg! yeah, i was. small world. do you go to Berkeley?

for comparison, here's a version in SVG: http://vicapow.github.io/dz/example/equation-plot.html

that's so cool! btw, you can link to your equation here

    http://vicapow.github.io/equation-plot-webgl/index.html#0.5%2Bsqrt(0.2-((x-0.5)%5E2%2B(y-0.5)%5E2))

edit: but HN seems to be messing up the urls :(

very cool!

thank you! :D

ty :)

I trade stocks as a hobby and have been able to loss money. just kidding. but really, a single sample is not a good statistic. Also: http://www.mnn.com/family/pets/stories/cat-outperforms-profe...

"The Bean Machine, also known as the quincunx or Galton box, is a device invented by Sir Francis Galton[1] to demonstrate the central limit theorem, in particular that the normal distribution is approximate to the binomial distribution." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bean_machine

thanks for pointing this point. I updated the document.

what browser are you using? the bins <input> tag has a max value set to 25

while i have the attention of HN, does anyone have suggestions on any other types of statistic visualizations?

thank you!

good idea! i'll try and add this when have time.

anyone have any other recommendations on how to improve code compilation for brain compilers?

why not just use component?

http://github.com/component/component

I agree. Very eloquently put.

i put together my own little version:

http://vicapow.clickb.in/investor/partner/person/yc

relevant: http://i.imgur.com/EurpF.png

it makes you wonder if the real success of companies like google really is in the uplifted, positive, work environment to help pull you out of that negative feedback loop.

"in relation to Microsoft's Bill Gates"

Their's different types of legacies you can leave behind. apples to oranges.