Stable Diffusion is an AI model that lets you enter text to generate…
Nathan Yau
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Stable Diffusion to generate spectrograms to convert to sounds
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Mistaken Error
That can’t be for real, right? Right? A basic chart is not quite what it seems.
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One home’s blackouts in Kyiv
Volodymyr Agafonkin and his family live in Kyiv, Ukraine. He visualized when the…
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Conway’s Game of Life in infinite space
Conway’s Game of Life is a zero-person game where cells in a grid…
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Bodybuilder risks
The human body has its limits, so many bodybuilders take steroids to increase…
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Information Graphic Visionaries delivered
Visualization still seems like a relatively new thing, but it has a history…
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Gifts my true love gave to me over the 12 days of Christmas
From Reddit user neilrkaye. This is very important.…
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Perfect seasons needed to get over .500 overall
Here’s a fun one from Philip Bump for The Washington Post. Bump simply…
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Scratching Projects
Sometimes it’s not worth finishing what you start.
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Life cycle of coronavirus at the molecular level
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From Maastricht University:
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Tour through the greatest movies of all time
Every ten years since 1952, Sight and Sound, a British film magazine, has…
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Digital face aging with neural network
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Asteroid simulator for before the big one hits
Knowing the impact of an asteroid falling in your city might not seem…
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Who pays for Twitter
Twitter Blue is a subscription service from Twitter that primarily provided premium features…
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Retrofitting old British homes to improve energy efficiency
Speaking of old homes and energy efficiency in the UK, The Economist describes…
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Managing temperature fluctuations through UK architecture
Philip Kennicott, Simon Ducroquet, Frank Hulley-Jones and Aaron Steckelberg, for The Washington Post,…
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, November 2022 Roundup
Here’s the good stuff for November.
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Upward mobility through a personal lens
Aaron Williams, for The Pudding, shows upward mobility through his own experiences, moving…
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On the Data Journalism Podcast
I had a short chat with Alberto Cairo and Simon Rogers on The…
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Illustration of ranked-choice voting
Connie Hanzhang Jin and Kaitlyn Radde, for NPR, used illustrations to explain how…