The Wall Street Journal tested out the TikTok algorithm with bots to see…
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Testing the TikTok algorithm
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Map of people moving during pandemic
It was only a matter of time before someone showed dots moving across…
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Worst performing circuits mapped with fire risk
This month PG&E has been shutting down power to thousands of households in…
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Calculating wind drag in the cycling peloton
When cyclists ride in that big pack during a race — the peloton…
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Rhyming schemes in Hamilton the musical
Hamilton is unique in its use of complex rhyming lyrics. Joel Eastwood and…
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Games to test your skillz against Olympians, from your computer
The last couple of Olympics, news graphics desks went with gloriously detailed explainers…
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Grid map shows shifting states
You’re likely familiar with the state grid map form used these days. Instead…
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Ride on the VR time series roller coaster
Speaking of virtual reality visualization, this Nasdaq roller coaster by Roger Kenny and…
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Gender pay gaps for major U.S. occupations
As we all know these days, there exists a gender pay gap across…
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Imagining alternative iPhone power sources
Lithium-ion batteries power the iPhone (among other things), but what if we could…
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Be a tennis line judge: Interactive tests your skills
Watch video clips from the judge’s point of view and try to make the call.
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Color timeline for Avengers comic book covers
The Avengers comic has been around since 1963 and the look and feel…
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Impact of vaccines throughout history
Not that anyone who does not vaccinate their kids cares, but Tynan DeBold…
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Job gains and losses over time
Andrew Van Dam and Renee Lightner for the Wall Street Journal provide a…
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Using data to find a husband
When it was time to settle down with the right man, Amy Webb…
