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data / curious 2019.08.26 Hey internet friends. Get ready for a dense, meaty newsletter of data viz goodness. Last week I was finding so much stuff I had to cut down the newsletter by half after writing it. But this is the best of the best. Hope you agree.
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data / curious 2019.08.19 Hey. More data viz stuff coming at ya this week. Be a better interactive journalist, use more ternary plots, explore our solar system, dig into the public domain. There's lots to do in this edition of Data Curious. See what lights you up.
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data / curious 2019.08.12 Greetings folks. Happy Monday (or maybe it's not, and that's ok too). This week I'm thinking about finding inspiration in other's work, writing better chart titles, and visualizing machine learning among other things. Is there something you&
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data / curious 2019.08.05 I'm popping in early this week. Trying to get on a Monday schedule. Last week I stumbled upon some really thought-provoking pieces on how to create better, more helpful visual interfaces for analyzing data. From over-designed health apps to cluttered public health dashboards,
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data / curious 2019.07.30 Hello! It's been a while. But we all know how that goes, right? <insert conversation you had after bumping into an old "friend"> Life gets hectic. Mine certainly has. I've had a two-month hiatus from writing this
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data / curious 16.04.2019 A new edition of Data Curious! In which I look at how to visualize human emotions, what cats and dogs are thinking, and animating charts in Python. Nice one. Read_ Visualizing emotion and a look at the data viz design process How can we create
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data / curious 27.03.2019 Hey there. This week I've been thinking about how visualization relates to machine intelligence, how to make data feel more fun and human, and how to be more pragmatic when starting a data project. See what you think! Read_ Having fun with data
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data / curious 15.03.2019 Hello! It has Been A Minute. Lots has happened in the data viz world over the past month or so. I do my best to pull out some highlights in this newsletter, but if you're looking for more frequent articles/resources find me
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12.02.2019 How can we be smarter about how we tell stories with data? It's a question I think about almost daily. Scrolling through Twitter, I see countless examples of people using data to find and tell stories. The difference between the average ones and the great
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31.01.2019 We made it to the end of January. Celebrate by taking some time to learn and be inspired. This week I'm thinking about the role of visual literacy in data viz, how pollution is affecting natural landscapes, the links between political parties and using virtual
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15.01.2019 Have you gotten used to writing "2019" yet? Me neither. I'm not one for resolutions, but if I had one this year, it would be to continue this weekly newsletter and to keep adding helpful features. Have an idea of something you'
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20.12.2018 Christmas has come. Break out the jumpers, the eggnog, the Christmas Carols. I'll be taking a break from the newsletter over the holiday season, with more good stuff coming in January of 2019. Until then, it's data as usual. Read_ 3rd wave data