Nathan Yau

Here are things you can use, poke at, and learn from that bubbled up this past month.

Maggie Appleton is growing a human, and as you might expect, pregnancy can…

Noah Kalina has been taking a picture of himself every day for 25…

A spreadsheet of 2,600 grant and loan programs circulated to federal agencies, alongside…

NBA all-star voting is mostly for the fans, which means some players can…

New to me, Plain Text Sports shows box scores for the major sports…

Cozy games are casual games that give you a warm, fuzzy feeling when…

Using satellite data, researchers analyzed the growth rate of 60,000 fires in the…

In Kindergarten Cop, one of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s greatest works, a mother welcomes the…

Private schools cost extra. So as you might imagine, the demographics, often tied…

Comparisons, also known as the thief of joy, are unavoidable, so we might as well make fair ones that consider context.

If you shop at the grocery store regularly, you’ve felt prices increasing, especially…

GeoSpy is an AI tool that geolocates outdoor photos. It’s currently pitched as…

The forecast for the contiguous United States this week is cold, and below…

Possibly related, Kashmir Hill for The New York Times tells the story of…

John Burn-Murdoch, for Financial Times (paywalled), breaks down data from the American Time…

New to me, Bloomberg has an interactive by Claire Ballentine and Charlie Wells…

As is tradition, The New York Times published a detailed map of presidential…

As we have learned in recent weeks, even when homes seem far away…