Useful for a stepper map
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Smooth zooming →
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Contest: Visualize return on education →
Topic could make this interesting; plus cash prize and trip to Paris
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TypeScript →
Superset of JavaScript for application-scale development; compiles to JavaScript
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The Aesthetician and the Cartographer →
Sounds like the same cycle as visualization
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is.R() →
The R how-to blog is only a month old, but it’s off to a good start
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Firsthand →
HuffingtonPost introduces a mobile app for readers to map and report the election
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Distributive flow maps with ArcGIS →
Pretty results
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Information is Beautiful Awards →
Winners among 1,000+ entries (although I bet at least half of those were marketing spam)
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Learnable Programming →
Designing a programming systems for understanding programs
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Data and Design How-tos →
Tips on visualization for advocacy [via]
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Visually-weight regression code →
The statisticians are still gaga over this. Here’s more code to do it.
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How to use your favorite fonts in R charts →
Not just Arial
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Forget your fancy data science, try overkill analytics →
“simple models can close the accuracy gap when applied to large data sets”
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iOS 6 Maps blunders →
Locations that don’t exist, melting cities, and roads in the clouds
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A timeline that isn’t boring →
Some background on a connected scatterplot by Hannah Fairfield
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Hey Yahoo, You’re Optimizing the Wrong Thing →
Common sense is useful.
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Designing Data Apps with R →
Integral to the data design process
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A beginners guide to streamed data from Twitter →
Fetching tweets and metadata
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k-means clustering →
Good explanation of the method to find centers of density, with interactive demos
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Probability and Statistics Cookbook →
Open source PDF, although looks pretty technical on first glance