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The code to process the lending club data is done in python. I got the full history of all payments made on the platform and pre-process it to have something th

The code to process the lending club data is done in python. I got the full history of all payments made on the platform and pre-process it to have something that's light enough to be explored with a good user experience. For the viz', yes I used DC.js, I can open source the .js if you guys want it.

Amorymeltzer 11y ago
I'd imagine we'd all appreciate that!
- ClementM 11y ago
  I'll update the post and put a link to a github
edelans 11y ago
Hi Clement, very neat dataviz ! How did you get the full history of all payments ? Is it available in the open ? What is 100mdeep btw ? Just a blogging site you are bootstraping or any plans to make a living out of it ? (We met a few months ago @ ToucanToco...)
- ClementM 11y ago
  I did this work for myself at first as I invested some money on the Lending Club. Plans will depend on feedbacks I receive. If it generates enough interest I will develop the project into something bigger.
- ClementM 11y ago
  100m is the depth human can free dive to. Without any aid. Without any fins. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_weight_apnea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_weight_apnea Tribute to people who go deep into things ;).
  - edelans 11y ago
    Nice image! I'm a big fan of Guillaume Nery, the french free diver (4 word records). Actually Constant weight divers are allowed to use fins (monofins most of the time), although they use it only to get to ~30m deep, after that point, the pressure is such that the volume of the body decreases and Archimedes thrust is no longer sufficient to compensate for the weight... so the diver can descend without any mouvement... It's very impressive to see (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d4a_1244462128 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d4a_1244462128). Funny to read about this a few days after Guillaume Nery's accident: a line was set to the wrong depth causing the diverto dive to -139m/456ft instead of -129m/-423ft that he had announced the night before...
- ClementM 11y ago
  Funny you mention ToucanToco. They helped me in debugging the viz.
  - edelans 11y ago
    Thanks for the replies, what about the source of the data ?

Amorymeltzer 11y ago

I'd imagine we'd all appreciate that!

ClementM 11y ago
I'll update the post and put a link to a github

edelans 11y ago

Hi Clement, very neat dataviz ! How did you get the full history of all payments ? Is it available in the open ? What is 100mdeep btw ? Just a blogging site you are bootstraping or any plans to make a living out of it ? (We met a few months ago @ ToucanToco...)

ClementM 11y ago
I did this work for myself at first as I invested some money on the Lending Club. Plans will depend on feedbacks I receive. If it generates enough interest I will develop the project into something bigger.
ClementM 11y ago
100m is the depth human can free dive to. Without any aid. Without any fins. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_weight_apnea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_weight_apnea Tribute to people who go deep into things ;).
- edelans 11y ago
  Nice image! I'm a big fan of Guillaume Nery, the french free diver (4 word records). Actually Constant weight divers are allowed to use fins (monofins most of the time), although they use it only to get to ~30m deep, after that point, the pressure is such that the volume of the body decreases and Archimedes thrust is no longer sufficient to compensate for the weight... so the diver can descend without any mouvement... It's very impressive to see (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d4a_1244462128 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d4a_1244462128). Funny to read about this a few days after Guillaume Nery's accident: a line was set to the wrong depth causing the diverto dive to -139m/456ft instead of -129m/-423ft that he had announced the night before...
ClementM 11y ago
Funny you mention ToucanToco. They helped me in debugging the viz.
- edelans 11y ago
  Thanks for the replies, what about the source of the data ?