A JavaScript 3-D library with impressive demos
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three.js →
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What Data Scientists Can Learn From Data Artists →
Martin Wattenberg knows what he’s talking about
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Twitter Flu Trends →
Like the Google version, predicts when the flu will hit
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How the Public Uses Local Government Maps →
“less GIS and a lot more user-friendly auto-complete and SEO”
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G-Analytics →
Helping governments share ideas on how to make use of open data
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Efficient JavaScript vector math →
Get it running smoothly
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Edge Prediction in a Social Graph →
I like how a Twitter data scientist is working on a Facebook challenege
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Text Processing Excursion →
Working from the command line [via]
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Why science really needs big data →
“big data is becoming more pervasive to society”
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Data Visualization: It’s Pretty, but Is It Useful? →
Author is misguided and clearly doesn’t work with data
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Is algebra necessary? →
Maybe we should get rid of reading and writing, too
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Open Government Data Principles →
Should be complete, timely, not in aggregate
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Interactive Spaces →
Google releases API to make rooms digitally interactive
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Vizify →
Another site to turn your personal data into an infographic. Why?
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Census API →
It only took a kajillion dollars, but they finally have one
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Really Big Objects Coming to R →
Maximum vector length making its way to 252; “That’s a lot of McNuggets.”
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How to visualise social structure →
Applying new techniques to old Census data
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Viral infographics and useful visual communication →
Stupid 10-second rule
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The Future of Big Data
Results from Pew survey on what to look forward to and what not to
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The Data Stack: A Structured Approach →
Layers of a data-driven application