Accompanying an article on the changing family dynamic, The New York Times provides…
Nathan Yau
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Households like yours
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Visualize This: Preview
Some little birds told me that they received their “coming soon” notifications from…
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Student visualization projects
A lot of fun and interesting projects seem to spring up when you…
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In pursuit of the American dream (house)
Trulia Insights sure has been having fun lately. In their most recent dig…
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Long-exposure air traffic
Terrance Chang shows us flight patterns at San Francisco International Airport using long-exposure…
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Flowchart to decide if you should share that pic of your privates
This seems obvious, but apparently there are people who are unsure of what…
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Computer assisted design and the 9/11 Memorial
Digital artist Jer Thorp discusses the algorithm and tool used to arrange 9/11…
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Open thread: Is the Food Plate better than the Pyramid?
In an effort to decrease obesity and improve general health, the US government…
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RottenTomatoes trends with Career-o-matic
Slate puts together a rough analysis of RottenTomatoes actor and director career ratings.…
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Largest data breaches of all time
As I’m sure you know, Sony has been having all sorts of data…
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Analysis of passwords in Sony security breach
A little over a week ago, Sony was hit yet again with another…
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Yacht design inspired by Voronoi diagram
Industrial architect Hyun-Seok Kim, known for eccentric yacht designs, uses Voronoi diagrams as…
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What you need to get together
A good one from someone named Cody. I couldn’t figure out where this…
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Keyboard with keys raised by frequency of use
Mike Knuepfel, a student in NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, uses key frequency, according…
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Gender and time comparisons on Twitter
Men and women are different. You know that. But do they tweet differently?…
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All roads lead to philosophy, on Wikipedia
Jeffrey Winter tests a hunch about links leading to philosophy on Wikipedia:
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Approaching data, a UX perspective
UX designer and consultant, Hunter Whitney, describes a good mindset as you start…
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Comparing current data boom to past waves
Pete Warden, for O’Reilly Radar, compares current data responsibilities with those of harbor…
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Best of FlowingData – May 2011
I wish there was a way to slow down time. Another month whirled…
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GeoCommons 2.0, now with more mapping features
GeoCommons, an open repository of data and maps, launched version 2.0 this week,…