Old graphic on diagnosing metabolic diseases, based on color, smell, and taste
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Urine Wheel →
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Vanishing Arctic →
Art installation to show melting caps
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Basics of JavaScript and D3 for R Users →
From a statistician’s perspective
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Reporter or Artist →
Free book from 1992 on how newspapers use information graphics
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Music history of campaign finance →
Speech snippets with a beat
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Guardian Interactive →
Quick interview with editor Gabriel Dance
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Mathgen paper accepted →
Automatically generated math paper accepted into a journal [via]
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Data Heroes: Sisi Wei →
On her work with DataKind and The Washington Post, “wrangling complicated data can be abnormally satisfying.”
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Dual Degree: Journalism and Computer Science →
Registration for new master’s program now open; my adviser is the director and it’s going to be amazing
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Evolution of the Flowers →
Stamen on the process behind creating the spreading animation for Facebook Stories
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Visually Marketplace →
Connects clients to infographic designers; seems good on the surface but still makes me uneasy
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Why becoming a data scientist isn’t easy →
In response to this
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D3 tutorial →
Number of examples from VisWeek workshop [via]
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R Programming Efficiency →
Slidedeck on how to write more efficient code
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mbostock →
Lots of D3 snippets and projects by the creator
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Pixel states →
T-shirts with pixellated states
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How Much Is a Professor Worth? →
For the effort to become one, not much
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Paris and the Data Mind →
A story of a man and his Fitbit
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Microsoft Patents 1826 Choropleth Map Technique →
That can’t be good.
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How much do Google and Facebook profit from your data? →
Estimated value of your data
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