Nathan Yau

Kim Moran-Jones quilted temperature minima and maxima in the UK, along with Covid-19…

If I had to pick just one.

James Cheshire and Oliver Uberti teamed up for another book of maps, Atlas…

Anna Flagg, for NYT’s The Upshot, used dots arranged as a stacked area…

You might have heard that Bitcoin uses a lot of electricity. More than…

Bar charts are the simple answer. Maybe you’re not looking for simple though.

After Hurricane Ida, New Orleans experienced power outages. The NASA Earth Observatory show…

How Humans Judge Machines is an academic publication covering the results of experiments…

Wildfires continue to burn in the western United States. The New York Times…

Noah Veltman fed an AI movie descriptions and made it generate images. The…

Chris Yu, Henrik Schumacher, and Keenan Crane from Carnegie Mellon University are working…

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Matt Henderson on Numberphile shows off a “lightning…

Here’s the good stuff for August.

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For their 5 Levels series, Wired brought in…

Robert Gebeloff, Denise Lu and Miriam Jordan for The New York Times looked…

For NYT Opinion, Josh Bivens and Stuart A. Thompson argue that you don’t…

With professional basketball, we often hear about carry jobs. There’s one star player…

It still amazes me that you can give multiple people the same dataset and the results can vary depending on questions, goals, and audience.