Jeffrey Heer, a computer science professor at the University of Washington, provides an…
lunch talk
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Constructing charts and graphs
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Making useless things
Simone Giertz, bringer of joy and self-described expert in shitty robots, makes machines…
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Data with the feels
Data can be fact and analytical. It can help you make objective decisions.…
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R in the data journalism workflow at FiveThirtyEight
R has found its way into a good number of news groups who…
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OpenVis Conf talks all online
If you’re looking for a knowledge bomb during your lunch breaks, the OpenVis…
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Working with R at the New York Times
Amanda Cox from the New York Times was on the Data Stories podcast.…
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R is quirky, flawed, and an enormous success
Most people who use R on the regular learned the language in the…
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Power of the reveal
Hannah Fairfield, who does graphics at the New York Times, talks about using…
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Why exploring big data is hard
The talks from OpenVisConf 2015 went up, so I’m slowly making my way…
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Future of visualization
Jeffrey Heer, computer science professor and co-founder of Trifacta, describes the future of…
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Mathematics of love
Mathematician Hannah Fry talks about love in terms of three “mathematically verifiable” tips:…
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Trust engineers
The most recent episode of RadioLab is on social experimentation and social networks.…
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Being dangerous
Think big data, and it’s tough not to associate it with big corporations…
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Machine learning podcast
I’m glad podcasts are a thing right now. Talking Machines is a new…
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Eric Rodenbeck on visualization and running a studio
Eric Rodenbeck is the founder and creative director for Stamen. No doubt you’ve…
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Book genres for visualization
Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viegas from Google Research ran with the book metaphor…
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You, Me and My Computer
This talk that Lauren McCarthy gave at Eyeo is good. McCarthy, an artist…