Nathan Yau

Vox explains the process of designing artificial car sounds for electric vehicles to…

In a collaboration between NHPR and the Pudding, Jason Moon and Russell Samora…

You’ve probably noticed that the weather forecast can change a lot for predictions…

Speaking of Conservatives losing, Andre Tartar and Demetrios Pogkas for Bloomberg show the…

For the New York Times, Josh Holder and Lauren Leatherby show how the…

Andrei Kashcha visualized major software packages as galaxies that you can fly through.…

Trevor Rainbolt is really good at geolocating a place given a single frame…

Last week marked 17 years running this small corner of the internet on…

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In a different take on showing the scale of very tiny things,…

The ages of American presidential candidates are old when compared to the ages…

It’s impossible to know the exact number of Covid deaths worldwide, because consistent…

Here is the good stuff for the month.

Christopher Wolfram explains his “unnecessarily detailed analysis” of the spelling game from the…

A global map of climate change can make a few degrees of rising…

For WP’s Department of Data, Daniel Wolfe analyzed baby name data with Laura…

State Farm won’t be renewing about 30,000 policies because of high wildfire and…

Visualization and analysis is usually about minimizing uncertainty to more clearly see patterns. On the other hand, games force you to play through uncertainty.

For Wired, Dhruv Mehrotra and Tim Marchman provide evidence that Perplexity, an AI-based…