CartoDB mapped every Rolling Stones tour from 1963 to 2007.
The Stones passed…
Nathan Yau
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50 years of Rolling Stones tours
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Rcpp →
Write C++ code and easily connect with R for more speed [via]
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Time-lapse writing of a research paper
A research paper version of Noah Kalina’s photo project by Timothy Weninger. Weninger…
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How tax rates have changed →
Mike Bostock, Matthew Ericson and Robert Gebeloff for the New York Times explored…
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Pinball machine as Etch A Sketch
When you plan pinball, the ball bounces around creating paths for itself and…
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Machines and built-in morality
With Google’s driverless cars now street legal in California, Florida, and Nevada, Gary…
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Building USA Today election night maps →
Detailed view of the underbelly of developing and launching maps for a large-scale publication
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The meaning of statistics and digital humanities →
Images as statistical summaries
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Teasing out the data →
Shy data and introducing it to new audiences
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xkcd: Calendar of meaningful dates
Using the Google ngrams corpus, xkcd sized the days of the year based…
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Washington Post graphics →
There’s a new tumblr in town that discusses process and points to work
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Statisticians in the NFL →
Lots of data, but there’s resistance because looking at people through numbers seems wrong
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Hacking my vagina →
Reverse engineers a vibrator to make it hands-free
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Los Angeles Fire Department response times
Ben Welsh, Robert Lopez, and Kate Linthicum for the Los Angeles Times analyzed…
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Data Gift Guide
Now that we’re done giving thanks for all the intangibles like love, friends,…
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FIFA development work around the world →
Studio NAND and Moritz Stefaner, along with Jens Franke explore FIFA development programs…
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Data scientist is a CNNMoney best new job →
Projected 18% 10-year job growth
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Futures in literature from the past →
After seeing a timeline on future events as described in novels, designer Giorgia…
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OpenVis conference →
They’re sprouting up everywhere; this one in Boston
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Jaime Serra interview →
Was recognized as the most influential infographic designer of the past 20 years at Malofiej