Continuing his analysis of street grid-iness in cities around the world, Geoff Boeing…
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Analysis of street network orientation in cities
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Statistical fallacies in the news
For UnHerd, Tom Chivers, talks about David Spiegelhalter’s new book and why every…
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Jewelry based on your GPS traces
GPX Jewelry by Rachel Binx lets you turn your GPS traces into jewelry.…
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AI-generated faces as stock photos
The Generated Photos project is a work in progress to provide realistic AI-generated…
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History of Tetris randomizers
Tetris is a game with foundations in randomness. Pieces are distributed randomly to…
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AI-generated voice used to fake phone call and steal money
Reporting for The Washington Post, Drew Harwell describes the case of the fake…
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Reddit Follow-up; Chart Like Nobody’s Looking (The Process #57)
Consider your audience. Yes. But at some point in the visualization creation process, you have to disregard all of the feature requests and design suggestions.
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How well players drafted in fantasy football
For The Upshot, Kevin Quealy used a heatmap to visualize fantasy football draft…
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Who owns the most land in the U.S.
Bloomberg News mapped the land owned by the largest owners:
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Sprawling flood waters across the Midwest and South
The New York Times mapped the slow, wide-reaching flood waters this year so…
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School diversity visualized with moving bubbles
The Washington Post visualized 13,000 school districts to show the change in diversity…
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Sleep Schedule, From the Inconsistent Teenage Years to Retirement
From the teenage years to college to adulthood through retirement, sleep is all over the place at first but then converges towards consistency.
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That Time My Chart Was on the Reddit Front Page and Everyone Hated It (The Process #56)
Something I made was on the front page of Reddit. Cool. The problem: thousands of people downvoted it. Here’s what I learned.
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Stacking Apple apps in the App Store
For The New York Times, Jack Nicas and Keith Collins stack up app…
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Statistical uncertainty as certainty
Mark Rober, who is having a good run of science and engineering videos…
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NOAA chief scientist highlights the forecast contradiction
In regards to the press release that seemed to contradict the National Weather…
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A sim to show self-driving car challenges
On the surface, driving a car might seem fairly straightforward. Follow the rules…
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All of the plastic bottles purchased in a day, Eiffel Tower for scale
Millions of plastic bottles are purchased every day around the world. What does…
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Looking at the Amazon fires wrong
For The Washington Post, Sergio Peçanha and Tim Wallace use maps to show…
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Quiet Observer
I’ve always been a quiet person who prefers to observe and slowly think…