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Ask HN: What charts JavaScript library to use?
This was asked about three years ago, but times have changed and I'd love to hear some newer answers.

From what I've looked into, here are some thoughts.

D3 is too complex. I'd like to get up and running fast with some basic chart types and preferably something extensible.

Chartist uses SVG, which is slow for large datasets. Also, it doesn't have tooltip/hover state.

Chart.js has performance issues with large datasets. Is this true?

Any thoughts on Google charts?
Thanks for the links, I too always shuddered at the sound (and thought). Never gave the "why" much consideration.
The Apple Store doesn't sell Amazon devices, does that make the Apple Store anti-competitive?
Good use of accelerometer.
I have some ideas for making hot reload work for web dev i just did not have the time yet :(
So that Homebrew always requires my password to install an app, just like native OS X installs. It also preserves the default permissions. And it's not that hard to sudo.
Surely it's Amazon's fault that Prime Video doesn't work on Chromecast. Amazon would get a lot more of my digital goods dollars if they took a "Kindle" approach to streaming video -- make it available everywhere.
Wow never heard of that 7k MS in CS from Georgia Tech, really thinking of signing up checked the requirements and looks good.
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How about you'd do a request saying "hey, I’d like to have victim.com/evil.js, I have a file with hash 93987590837309, is that still up-to-date?", and then you’d hope for 304 Not Modified (and load from evil.com/evil.js), or you’d get a 404 or 200 or whatever.
Lots of companies already trust AWS and host various services there. Many of those companies might not trust your git servers to be up and running 24/7 with Amazon-like SLAs.
CVE-2015-7384: Node.js HTTP Denial of Service Vulnerability
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So there goes my hopes of a Amazon Instant Video app for the new Apple TV. Not that my hopes were too high, but it would've simplified my cable cutting to reduce down to a single device. With native apps and AirPlay mirroring, the new Apple TV was set to be my family's single set top box, but we have a number of kid movies and shows on Amazon Instant Video, and last I checked, there's no support for AirPlay there, so I guess I'm going to have "lose" those kid's movies I licensed on Amazon.

I'm really not getting this - unless they have numbers to back up that their FireTV is in more households than ChromeCast (I don't know anyone non-technical who has one, so that's not tough) AND Apple TV (many of my non-technical friends have one), I don't see the point in this. Why not just release the instant video app for Apple TV, or support mirroring via AirPlay and whatever the name is for Android's mirroring nowadays, and be done with it?

Edit: removed Apple logo glyphs - it was an autocorrect shortcut I had on my phone.
Hmm, guess it is also time for a new neutral vendor to rise up? Anyone interested in funding an startup that will provide warehousing and an online marketplace for physical goods in a neutral manor to ultimately benefit consumers and shareholders? We also promise to try to make the search better than amazons. email is in my profile.
Wouldn't it be great if Google de-indexed links to pages regarding Amazon Prime citing the same reason "in order to avoid customer confusion."?
This reminded me that I'm using Amazon too much lately. Time to give some juice to the competition, for my own future good.
Amazon and Google are both ruining Android.

Amazon for apps that arbitrarily only work on their hardware is awful, forcing customers to buy multiple devices (no Amazon Video on the Nexus Player).
Google for not making the play store installable on non-Google approved hardware. At least the Amazon app store is made available as a download from Amazon even if Amazon Video won't work on your device.
Is it possible to do https serving in any of the web frameworks? Last I checked (months ago) it did not seem possible. I guess a crypto and tls library would be essential to this. I think https is pretty important feature to have given http2 and whats coming down the pipe.
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>"Over the last three years, Prime Video has become an important part of Prime," Amazon said in the e-mail. "It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion."

Google and Apple now both have open SDK's for creating streaming apps for their devices. Isn't the the fact these devices don't "interact well with Prime Video" entirely Amazon's fault?
I have a hunch that my psoriasis is in some way related to plastics or plasticizers.
There should be laws that force anyone who owns a platform without any perfect replacements (which includes all two-sided markets) to allow any legal and non-fraudulent content, products, businesses or people on it at non-discriminatory costs.

Amazon should be forced allow selling anything legal, Apple should be forced to allow any legal apps, Facebook should not be allowed to ban people, Paypal should not be allowed to freeze accounts, Google should be forced to allow anyone to use AdSense and allow anyone to advertise on it, Airbnb should be forced to allow anyone to list properties, etc.

Without these laws, our freedom and our ability to participate in the economy is at the mercy of whatever company wins the lottery and becomes the owner of the dominant platform in a niche.
This seems like a violation of anti-trust laws
But then we're back where we started, with materials that can't be easily decomposed and stay in landfills forever.
If you have trypophobia, consider not googling trypophobia.
The best bit about this is that most devices that they compete with can support Prime Video, they just choose not to release it on those platforms.

Roku devices in the US can use Amazon Prime Video, in the UK we can't.

Edit: Roku was autocompleted to Ross. Fixed.
I wouldn't say Swift's type system is particularly simple, I rather like it, but it does have a lot of complexities.
"To avoid customer confusion". That's not even good bullshit.
Don't really follow.

It is like telling a friend who just got a great job that they shouldn't be happy because there are other people who won the lottery or had far greater success stories. (I did reverse it from negatives to positives.)
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Asked a Chinese friend of mine about this once, she said the Chinese males with means will either find Chinese wives, or will exploit a (comparatively) strong yuan and "raid" neighboring Asian countries (Vietnam, Thailand, Phillipines, etc) for wives.
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This is ridiculous. Google should delist Amazon.com to "avoid customer confusion" when searchers land there and can't buy a chromecast ;)

Their explanation is just insulting.
Well, if I needed a reason not to buy a Fire Stick, here it is.

If you can't sell your product without striking down competitor's products, than clearly your competitors have a better product.
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Fair enough. I do this sort of thing as a side hobby so managing it myself is 'fun'. Wealthfront/Betterment seem like fine zero effort choices.
Bonus points that they seriously think it isn't another example of Musk simply being cheeky because he can.

He said the plan was to name the model 3 the model E originally, but that GM or some other car mfg has the trademark on it so that the tesla vehicle lineup would spell "SEX". He's also added Insane and Ludicrous modes, with a comment that plaid mode will eventually be added. That is directly from the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy.

Finally, the two SpaceX "autonomous drone platform" ships are named "Of Course I Love You" and "Just Read the Instructions", which are Culture GSV class war ships in Ian M Banks's culture book series.

"Bioweapon defense" mode is just musk having a bit of fun. I doubt that they are seriously thinking it would be used for that, and if they were, it would look a lot more like the "Fox" nuclear biological and chemical protection vehicle the US Army uses.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1135_Nuclear,_Biological,_Che...
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Nice! Falkland Islands one looks like it's really Palo Alto though?
Just in case anyone is interested in caffeine powder (interesting because it sublimates) do yourself a favor and don't order it.

The smallest orders available online are enough to kill an elephant, and you need a $500+ scale to dose it accurately enough to keep a human from overdosing. And while most human overdoses will be uniquely unpleasant but not lethal, there is definitely the potential for a lethal dose if someone puts a tablespoonful into a drink or something.

Pure caffeine is a uniquely bad thing to have around your living quarters. It's basically a poison (because of the difficulty in measuring dosage and small range between useful and dangerous effect), but people feel very comfortable with it, imagine it's safe to eat, and a big enough chunk of people will act macho towards it.
I don't quite follow this... how do you use your card at an ATM if it doesn't have a PIN? In Europe cards had PINs for this, even before EMV.
"Over the last three years, Prime Video has become an important part of Prime," Amazon said in the e-mail. "It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion."

Then make your damn Video application work with the Nexus Player.
I'm a little ignorant of Rust, so forgive me if this is something I should know. What is the state of bindings for OpenGL/DirectX?

Without reasonable implementations of those, I'd struggle to see Rust as a realistic option for writing games.
Where is the statement of deprecation of ifconfig (on linux)?
The borrow stuff is what seems to confuse or seem complicated. But if you take this guiding rule: Memory safety, no GC -- a lot of the rules just make sense and in many cases they simply couldn't be another way. And after dealing with complicated multithreaded code in C, I prefer the borrow checker. Let me know up-front where I messed up. In nearly every case where someone is saying the borrow checker is making life hard, it's often because in C, they'd have had a bug. The exceptions mainly seem to be limitations in Rust's checker.

Like any type system, there are programs that are valid that cannot be expressed. This can frustrate people when they can see that their program is OK under the current configuration of it, but there's no easy way to represent that as a guarantee. (Same annoyance dynamic-languages users might feel about static typing.)

FWIW, I prefer ML-ish derived languages, am a mediocre C programmer, and Rust seemed easy enough to learn to the point I enjoyed using it.
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My first thought was that it compiles node (+native modules) with emscripten to asm.js and lets me run everything in the browser
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Nice to see a Mexico City based company on HN. Are you looking for Frontend Developers by any chance?
A repo that automatically builds and pushes to its own gh-pages via Travis
A while back I noticed my last Amazon purchase was in late December 2014. I set a goal of not making a single Amazon purchase in calendar 2015. I'm on track and it hasn't been difficult at all.
Nest Weave Enables Direct Communication Between Devices
Ironically, Netflix is running on AWS.
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That might work for now, but something we're working on for the future is making borrows non-lexical, so....
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Mine is on my keychain, plus you need my username, password and yubikey to authenticate, so if someone steals my laptop (oh noes!) they still have hurdles to jump.
As far as I know, hyper has HTTPS support, yes. We use an openssl wrapper in Cargo all the time.
Let the evilness begin!

Seriously though, isn't this just asking for an anti-trust investigation? Especially in the EU, where it is more focused on competition inhibiting actions.
They refuse to make the Prime Video app available on the Play Store, they refuse to add Chromecast support, and now they refuse to even sell Chromecast because of their own decision to not support it? I've just canceled my Prime subscription and I hope a few others do as well.
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