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def score(dice)
  dice_hash = {"1" => 0, "2" => 0, "3" => 0, "4" => 0, "5" => 0, "6" => 0}
  count = dice.each {|x| dice_hash[x.to_s] += 1}
end

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require 'mechanize'
require 'csv'

PAGES = (1..4401)

LOGIN_PAGE = "https://secure.imdb.com/signup/v4/login"

BASE_URL = 'http://pro.imdb.com/companies/type-production'

def page_url(page)

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module ActiveRecord
  module ConnectionAdapters
    module DatabaseStatements
      #
      # Run the normal transaction method; when it's done, check to see if there
      # is exactly one open transaction. If so, that's the transactional
      # fixtures transaction; from the model's standpoint, the completed
      # transaction is the real deal. Send commit callbacks to models.
      #
      # If the transaction block raises a Rollback, we need to know, so we don't

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Learning D3.js

Bar chart tutorial Mike Bostock - Let's Make a Bar Chart

A Pen by Pat McGee on CodePen.

License.

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Artwork Subject Tags

Simple D3.js bubble chart of some Artsicle product tags based on this example

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Medium Tags Bubble Chart

Another bubble chart in D3.js once again thanks to this example

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###Surface Properties Bubble Chart

3rd in this series of data discovery charts.

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###Medium Properties Bubble Chart

4th and last in this series of data discovery charts.

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Server Event Logging in Go

Inspo

Many thanks to https://github.com/jadekler/git-go-websiteskeleton who got me started in this direction. Jadekler was in turn inspired by https://gist.github.com/cespare/3985516. Ultimately, this implementation has a lot more in common with cespare's. There are a few minor differences. I mainly wrote this one to teach myself exactly what was going on (hence all the comments) and to demonstrate the inclusion of the gorilla/mux framework without using Jadekler's technique of two separate http muxes.

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