You spent time and effort on a data project and it ends up in unexpected places. Do you just shrug and let it pass or do you try to get a handle on the work so that it’s not misconstrued out of context?
Nathan Yau
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Unexpected Places
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Maps of climate tipping points
The climate is changing, and researchers believe that after some point, there will…
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Superblocks, an urban planning compromise for cars and pedestrians
Living in city centers with little space to spend time outside and a…
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Meat industry olympic chart
Speaking of data projects in unexpected places, David Mora repurposed one of my…
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Name guessing probabilities on talk radio
A few years ago, I made an interactive chart that guesses your name…
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Sun vs. Moon, a game kind of
Neal Agarwal made a game of sorts where you either click for the…
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Deepfake Elon Musk to scam people out of their savings
It’s gotten relatively easy to replace mouth movements in video and to generate…
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One million screenshots of the web’s homepages in a single layout
One Million Screenshots, by Urlbox, is a collection of 1,048,576 homepage screenshots in…
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Re-Edit: Odd Color Choice for a Map
Choosing colors can seem like a burden when you just want to make something quick, which is why some people just use default color schemes. But the few extra minutes is worth it.
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Testing AI tools to make a visual data story
For The Pudding, Russell Samora and Michelle Pera-McGhee gave generative AI a serious…
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See How Your Weight Compares
Are more Americans heavier than you or are they lighter? The following chart compares your weight against other adults.
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Uncertain risk behind climate change models
To demonstrate the level of uncertainty in using climate forecasting models, Bloomberg compared…
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Run speeds in the men’s 100-meter race
Noah Lyles won the men’s 100-meter, but he started as the slowest runner…
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Best NBA players in the Olympics, by country since the 1992 Dream Team
In 1992, when the Dream Team dominated basketball in the Olympics, the best…
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Olympic medal tracker variations
As the 2024 Summer Olympics wrap up, medal trackers will fade from homepages…
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AI selfie coaching
Generative AI things are often unsettling, but the playful uses I’m into. Dries…
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Shifting Visualization Process, 300
This is the 300th weekly issue of The Process. Have things changed? Do we visualize data differently now? Where is this headed?
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Scale of dragons from House of the Dragon
Dragons are pretty big, I guess. (Please let me know if you know…
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Two kinds of bar charts
Michael Correll describes two kinds of bar charts in the world. The first…
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Emotional overlap Venn diagrams
I’m hearing murmurs that the Venn diagram is making a comeback. Six Seconds…