A few months ago I made Tidy.js, a javascript data wrangling package modeled after #rstats dplyr. It works on plain arrays of js objects. Curious if there'd be any interest in this lib if I were to open source it (currently it's internal to Netflix) esp given arquero now exists.
@NadiehBremer Yea exactly. I find the waves draw my attention the most and feels more like a focal point drowning out the constellations as is, so maybe more subtle would feel more balanced. Still looks good either way— it’s just a different focus, at least for me
@smtology@Elijah_Meeks@DataVizSociety I think we did handle quote tweets but I don't remember the details unfortunately. The research lab had elevated access to Twitter APIs so it made it a bit easier to do things like this
@ThatOneBrah@flybayer FWIW I did write a very long post that shows how to reproduce this. Might be simpler now (post is from 2020) but probably similar ideas https://t.co/IRFWowoPmm
we can _finally_ talk about an experiment @GitHubNext in the works for a long time: GitHub Blocks!
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