Beware of the EXIF data
Nathan Yau
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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, Including Your Location →
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Gamification and The New York Times →
“Games are not just about making things funny.”
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Who Made That Pie Chart? →
“the first pie chart to display empirical proportions and to differentiate the component parts by color”
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Statistics One →
Free Princeton course “designed to be a friendly introduction to very simple, very basic, fundamental concepts in statistics” [via]
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Getting Started With Data →
Bitly chief data scientist on finding data and looking for stories in it [via]
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Data Scientists: The New Rock Stars of the Tech World →
Interview with Jake Porway, founder of Data Without Borders
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UX vs. UI explained with cereal →
Bowl, meet spoon.
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Mad Men as thousands download via bittorrent
The BitTorrent protocol lets groups of people download parts of a single file…
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Diagramly →
Make basic online flow diagrams
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Live flight tracking site shows crash of circling plane
Live flight tracking site FlightAware shows destinations and current routes. It’s everyday stuff…
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D3 and map libraries →
Discussion thread on mapping with the JavaScript library
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Pancake Venn
From illustrator Stephen Wildish: the pancake venn diagram. Is it Friday yet? [via]…
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Datasets Archive →
A subreddit for data
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OpenLayers Symbology →
JavaScript library for choropleth, proportional symbol, cartogram, dot density, and isoline mapping
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Hans Rosling makes Time 100 Most Influential
It was bound to happen at some point. Doctor and statistician Hans Rosling,…
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Gimme my data
We intentionally and unintentionally put data in places like Facebook and Google but…
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Tracking drought in the US
NPR has a look at weekly drought figures over the past couple of…
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Overcoming Artificial Stupidity →
“Wolfram|Alpha is now on average giving complete, successful responses to more than 90% of the queries entered on its website”
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Explore the Solar System like your backyard
Game developer Christopher Albeluhn found himself unemployed, so he started to work on…
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Graphs, from paper to pixels
Brian Hayes for American Scientist discusses science publications’ roots in print and the…