A few centuries ago, scientists designed the periodic table to organize the elements…
Nathan Yau
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The periodic table to end all periodic table ridiculousness
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IBM data propaganda – babies and old guys with glasses
IBM has been spreading the whole “smarter planet” spiel for a while now,…
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Wear the weather as a bracelet
We all know that data is the new sexy, so it’s only natural…
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Comment to win free copies of ‘Beginning Python Visualization’ – Winners announced
You know when you’re going through old junk and find something really awesome…
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What your email says about your finances
This graphic shows average debt categorized by email provider. Average age for Gmail…
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The Growing Plague that is Spam
Spam sucks. We all hate it, but no matter how good the filter,…
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Poll: What do you mostly use visualization for?
We use visualization for a lot of different things, and its purpose varies…
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March Madness by the numbers
I didn’t fill out my bracket this year, so it’s not nearly as…
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Buy and sell data at Data Marketplace
Add another site to the list of places to find the data you…
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Data Underload #14 – Popeil Pitch
As corny as the Ronco infomercials are, you can’t help but stop and…
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Weekend Fodder
The strange science of Francis Galton – Inspired by his cousin Charles Darwin’s…
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Graphical perception – learn the fundamentals first
Before you dive into the advanced stuff – like just about everything in your life – you have to learn the fundamentals before you know when you can break the rules.
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Powerpoint and dying kittens
I’m 96% sure this isn’t true. I have no evidence to backup nor deny these claims.
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Thanks, FlowingData Sponsors
A big thank you to FlowingData sponsors. They keep the virtual lights on…
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Christopher Walken and Census
You should have received your Census survey by now. Did you fill it…
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A Defense of the Unknown in Infographics
“We’re inventors – we’re creators. And that’s the most important thing about what we do.”
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The everyday in Google Maps
With his usual cleverness, Christoph Niemann illustrates the everyday as Google maps. My…
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Notes from Interactive Infographics #interinfo #sxsw
Yesterday was the Interactive Infographics panel at South by Southwest, and if Twitter…
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Use your skills to help others
Designer Christopher Harrell talks about, with a dose of various embedded graphics, pointing…
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Statistical Atlas from the ninth Census in 1870
In 1870, Francis Walker oversaw publication of the United States’ very first Statistical Atlas, based on data from the ninth Census.