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At least one state wrong, and likely two or three

NYT graphics has a tumblr for election night

Interesting organization to show flow in a network diagram

Opting for a string of images generated in R rather than generate them with SVG/JavaScript

Ratios drawn by a bunch of math teachers

Not sure if he knows what he’s talking about but hey, R is in there

Honestly wouldn’t have considered some of these rules in the first place, but some good points

Code to make a hurricane map [via]

From online poker to predicting elections

Public GitHub timeline for easy access

Demo by Jason Davies for simplifying geographic boundaries in D3

Old graphic on diagnosing metabolic diseases, based on color, smell, and taste

Art installation to show melting caps

From a statistician’s perspective

Free book from 1992 on how newspapers use information graphics

Speech snippets with a beat

Quick interview with editor Gabriel Dance

Automatically generated math paper accepted into a journal [via]

On her work with DataKind and The Washington Post, “wrangling complicated data can be abnormally satisfying.”

Registration for new master’s program now open; my adviser is the director and it’s going to be amazing