golike

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   by golike 8y ago

   Noodle.ai | Senior UI Engineer | San Francisco or Palo Alto, CA | Full-time | Onsite We’re looking for people with a love for UI and visualization to join our team. We design and build apps for industrial and enterprise customers that make
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   When Online House Hunting Heats Up(trends.truliablog.com)

   6 points by golike 14y ago|1 comments
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   by golike 14y ago

   Thanks for the code compliments Zack. As I've gotten more experienced with D3, I've been trying to use it exclusively, even for jQuery type things. In this case I'm just using jQuery for old browser fallback, since D3 doesn't go to great le
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   by golike 14y ago

   Sure do. http://cl.ly/3L223H1f2v1u3t0I3C2s
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   by golike 14y ago

   We actually started with a linear scale, but ended up switching to a log scale. Scaling linearly says, "how much more expensive are the high end homes than the low end (subtraction)?" With the log scale we're saying, "how many more times ex
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   by golike 14y ago

   We can do it for the entire US. Stay tuned.
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   by golike 14y ago

   There's also an associated blog post that describes the methodology and gives some commentary on our findings: http://trends.truliablog.com/2012/04/home-price-range-index-...
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   by golike 15y ago

   You're right. The size of the selected city is fixed, just to be visually prominent, while the size of the red/blue related cities is determined by how many searches are happening to/from there.
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   by golike 15y ago

   sweet