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Tuesday, September 12th, 2006
Check it out. It’s called rubber, written in Python.
Check it out. It’s called rubber, written in Python.
Great tool for LaTeX users
Tuesday, September 12th, 2006
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- Why Publishers Are About to Go Data Crazy
Sachin Kamdar (CEO of Parse.ly) discusses why 2012 may be the year that online media publishers discover the value of online data.
- The Information Diet - Introduction - YouTube
Information Diet: are we in an era of "information overconsumption" -- is it time to start "dieting" and make sure we only consume high-quality sources of information? Thought-provoking metaphor, and a great introductory video.
- What Percent Are You? - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
Interactive map to see "what percent are you" -- a great example NYT interactive reporting using data visualization to engage audience on relevant topic of the day.
- Neopythonic: Before Python
GvR discusses the days before Python.
- The 1 Percent Paint a More Nuanced Portrait of the Rich - NYTimes.com
A profile of the varied professions of the 1%, also covers Nassau County, Long Island.
- The Top 1 Percent: What Jobs Do They Have? - NYTimes.com
Nice example of news data visualization for top paying professions.
- Nobody Understands Debt - NYTimes.com
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