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I made an HTML5 generator. Check it out: http://www.olegkikin.com/audio/audio.html You can pass custom formulas in a hash tag: http://www.olegkikin.com/audio/audio.html#(t%3E%3E12|t%3E%3E...
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Yes, I will add that.
I think it didn't like the gzipped JS file with the data. Not sure why, pretty much all modern browsers should support it.
That's actually a very good point, thanks. It looks like I will have to reverse both axes.
Yeah, it looks like I will have to make the circles clickable.
I don't have access to OSX, it works on my Safari under Win7.
Downloaded 20 search results pages from cars.com. I wish I had direct access to their DB. Craigslist has a ton of car postings, but it's not structured in any way, will be very hard to parse.
Each dot on the chart is a car. Horizontal scale = mileage. Vertical scale = price. The size of a dot = year (newer = larger), plus I colored 2007 .. 2011 in different colors to find "fresh" cars quicker. This is just…
No, guest picks one of the 250 dishes, and the probability of B2 given that either A or B happen.
Yeah, dynamic programming. It's a well known problem. I'm pretty sure you can just convert the matrix to 1s and 0s, and dump it into Matlab.
1) Chef has a list of 250 3-letter codes 2) He randomly picks 5 of them as "special" 3) He makes a list X of all unique letters in the codes of these 5 dishes 4) Guest picks a random dish. There are a few things that…
The first question needs a much larger matrix. I started writing the code, but then looked at the letters and saw the solution.
I answered all questions correctly. At the end they ask you for your name and your email. > We have received your submission and will be responding shortly
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I made an HTML5 generator. Check it out: http://www.olegkikin.com/audio/audio.html You can pass custom formulas in a hash tag: http://www.olegkikin.com/audio/audio.html#(t%3E%3E12|t%3E%3E...
Inspired by this post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3063359 You can append a custom formula as a hash tag: http://www.olegkikin.com/audio/audio.html#(t>>12|t&#...
Yes, I will add that.
I think it didn't like the gzipped JS file with the data. Not sure why, pretty much all modern browsers should support it.
That's actually a very good point, thanks. It looks like I will have to reverse both axes.
Yeah, it looks like I will have to make the circles clickable.
I don't have access to OSX, it works on my Safari under Win7.
Downloaded 20 search results pages from cars.com. I wish I had direct access to their DB. Craigslist has a ton of car postings, but it's not structured in any way, will be very hard to parse.
Each dot on the chart is a car. Horizontal scale = mileage. Vertical scale = price. The size of a dot = year (newer = larger), plus I colored 2007 .. 2011 in different colors to find "fresh" cars quicker. This is just…
Each dot on the chart is a car. Horizontal scale = mileage. Vertical scale = price. The size of a dot = year (newer = larger), plus I colored 2007 .. 2011 in different colors to find "fresh" cars quicker. This is just…
No, guest picks one of the 250 dishes, and the probability of B2 given that either A or B happen.
Yeah, dynamic programming. It's a well known problem. I'm pretty sure you can just convert the matrix to 1s and 0s, and dump it into Matlab.
1) Chef has a list of 250 3-letter codes 2) He randomly picks 5 of them as "special" 3) He makes a list X of all unique letters in the codes of these 5 dishes 4) Guest picks a random dish. There are a few things that…
The first question needs a much larger matrix. I started writing the code, but then looked at the letters and saw the solution.
I answered all questions correctly. At the end they ask you for your name and your email. > We have received your submission and will be responding shortly