Learned D3 at Businessweek, started using Observable to do my job at Kensho, took time off to write notebooks about Mayans and Galton, moved to San Francisco to work for Observable. Now work for it remotely from the Berkshires where my wife runs Avaloch.
Wait, I just realized accepting the DST shift is absurd. The sun doesn’t actually rise at a different time. That curve should be continuous, somehow. And the dots are probably off by the same amount.
Ok, I fixed the sunrise and sunset, but the dots during the winter are off because you recorded them in local clock time. I think we need Luxon or something.
hahah i missed these comments. a classic mess! timezones, the graveyard of empires. but personally i don't think the DST discontinuity is absurd. the y-axis represents the position of the hands of a well-set clock in san francisco; that clock's position when the sun comes up really does undergo a step-change one day. i might just assert ownership here and revert…