Geographers James Cheshire and Oliver O’Brien visualized life expectancy in London as a…
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Life expectancy and child poverty as a tube map
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What Social Networks Know About You →
Graphic on the data that they have; probably would’ve been a lot easier to read as a grid instead of a circle
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Droughts on deadline →
Making a bunch of maps using maptools in R; actually really easy once you have the data
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Resistance to data →
Use it to verify your gut feelings
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Oil of the digital age →
Mobile tech advances; so do possibilities
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Measuring education →
Need to pay attention to what you’re using as an indicator
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So you call yourself a data scientist? →
What they do and how to hire them [via]
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Film titles street map →
Art shop Dorothy made a map with film titles for street names.
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Flowchart: Defend yourself against witchcraft accusations →
I get accused of witchcraft all the time, so naturally this flowchart by…
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Eyeo Festival talks online
The Eyeo Festival, hosted over at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, seems…
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Computing for Data Analysis →
Free course from John Hopkins stat prof; also one on straight-up data analysis
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ProPublica gets $1.9m from Knight →
Everybody wins
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How consumers suck at math
Derek Thompson for The Atlantic on how retail uses our numeric biases to…
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Stop-and-frisk hotspots mapped →
WNYC mapped all street stops that resulted in the recovery of a gun,…
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Data Display vs. Data Visualization →
Or telling vs. exploring
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The Stupidity of Computers →
They only do what you tell them to do and nothing more i.e. no software is going to make you a data genius
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Charts describe love and relationships →
Love is complicated. It twists, it turns, and sometimes it smacks you in…
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Twitter data scientist →
Interview with Edwin Chen, whose job it is to make sense of tweets
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Time in Perspective →
Interesting view that transitions from past to present, weekly to hourly [via]
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Browse the web of Wikipedia with Wikiweb iPad app
While we’re on the subject of the web that is Wikipedia, four-man, Baltimore-based…