This should be fixed now.

Well, the Google Chart API actually supports JS-based interactive charts: http://code.google.com/apis/chart/index.html

However, I use the static image version + <map> since the JS version of the scatter chart is missing some features (no alpha channel, fixed marker size).

I have just updated the http headers the server sends. Please, could you check now?

Most likely the problem is with parsing the date string. I can fix it if anyone knows which Date string format Safari 5 supports.

I'm not sure, but this thread might be of help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4310953/invalid-date-in-s...

Done.

http://bitovod.com/hn/best-of?username=tptacek&limit=75

Using your new feature to keep a list of the leaders: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2662721

Impressive turnaround! :)

This is also good for your site. You'll get more links now because people can link to the particular things they're interested in rather than just the homepage.

One more request.

Could you add margin-bottom: 8px; or similar to #comments-wrapper p? Would help with the readability. :)

The point values are available through the search API (except the last five days).

This article describes how a volatile variable can be useful when dealing with excess floating-point precision:

http://blog.jagpdf.org/2009/07/avoiding-excess-floating-poin...

For me it was switching the development environment to emacs -nw (terminal mode) and GNU screen a few years ago. This lets me work from anywhere using just ssh and a decent terminal emulator.

There is an 'Include comments' checkbox which does exactly this.