Adds a first pass at the faux-stacked-bar.js file, which would create a ...

...stacked bar graph were every data point is represented by a rect, creating the illusion of a true stacked bar graph.

This is not actually a real pull request, I just wanted a place where we could comment on things.
1. That's a good idea.
2. That's the kind of optimization that is made totally redundant by gzip
(on the wire, not in client memory). If having 400k data in client memory
becomes a problem we can address this.


On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 9:03 AM, John West <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In public/shared/schemas/dpic.js:
>
> > +      "electrocution",
> > +      "gas chamber",
> > +      "firing squad",
> > +      "hanging",
> > +      "other"
> > +    ],
> > +  },
> > +  region: {
> > +    key: "region",
> > +    values: [
> > +      "s",
> > +      "w",
> > +      "m",
> > +      "n"
> > +    ],
> > +    nicenames: {
>
> I know we discussed this, but i have a couple of thoughts:
>
>    1. we could go completely human-readable and change this to "south",
>    "west", "midwest", "northeast", etc.
>    2. alternately, we could save a lot of space by changing everything
>    else to numbers/first letters. So methods become: "l", "e", "g", "f", "h",
>    "o", and then we have the schema tell us what they are. If we did that for
>    everything, we could probably save a lot of space.
>    3. i think we should do one or the other
>
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