Seinfeld episodes and characters, a visual exploration
Several years ago, Andy Kirk watched every episode of the sitcom Seinfeld, all… Tags: Andy Kirk, Seinfeld, television
Nathan Yau exploring how statisticians, designers, and data scientists use data to understand the world.
Several years ago, Andy Kirk watched every episode of the sitcom Seinfeld, all… Tags: Andy Kirk, Seinfeld, television
Reuters reports on the strain of natural gas supplies due to the war… Tags: cost, fertilizer, Iran, natural gas, Reuters
This week, we talk colors and categories. Tags: categories, color
Gerrymandle is a daily game that shows areas with voting preferences, and the… Tags: game, gerrymandering
When deciding where to live, most people want to know what’s nearby so… Tags: proximity, walking
Researchers are studying an underground, global network of fungi that acts as a… Tags: fungi, Moritz Stefaner, SPUN
Since the U.S. federal government is of little help in providing information about… Tags: cyclosporiasis, diarrhea, Katelyn Jetelina
Upon discovery of a generated biography on Amazon about her, NYT journalist Kashmir… Tags: biography, Kashmir Hill, New York Times
For A Rabbit’s Foot, Andy Hazel interviewed Star Wars creator George Lucas, mostly… Tags: George Lucas, movies, Rabbit's Foot
The Washington Post used satellite imagery, photos, and videos from when the blue… Tags: error, reflecting pool, Washington Post
This week, I provide an update on my own process from start to finish, in 2026. Tags: workflow
If you’re into visualizing networks, cosmos.gl looks like a fun library to play… Tags: network, WebGL
MapTap is a daily guessing game for geography. You get a location in… Tags: game, geography, guess
AI Compass is a quiz of thirty questions that asks for your opinion… Tags: archetypes, quiz
The internet runs on a foundation of open-source software, but codebases, the learning… Tags: Financial Times, open-source, Sam Learner, vibe-code
Alexander Bogachev is making animated data portraits for each match: A football match… Tags: Alexander Bogachev, soccer, World Cup
Care of Fox 8 in New Orleans, a baseline just below 92 degrees… Tags: baseline, temperature
Roberto Serrano, a Brown University economics professor, gave a take-home midterm and it… Tags: Brown University, cheating, ethics, Inside Higher Ed, Roberto Serrano
This week, a bar chart was the wrong choice. Tags: baseline, tool
Netflix shows tend to draw a lot of viewers in the first season… Tags: Bloomberg, netflix, television
For dumb reasons, there are people in power who like to put down… Tags: ancestry, immigration, New York Times
Throughout NBA basketball history, there are many what-ifs and fan-forced asterisks for championships… Tags: basketball, championship, injury, Pudding, Russell Samora
Fun stacked area chart by Todd Whitehead for Sportradar, showing the share of… Tags: basketball, LeBron James, Sportradar, Todd Whitehead
Oil companies have funded research for decades to figure out how to store… Tags: carbon, pollution, ProPublica, storage
National parks are increasingly crowded, which kind of detracts from the peaceful wilderness… Tags: Bloomberg, park, visiting
Seán Doran stringed together time-lapse photos from the International Space Station and interpolated… Tags: Aurora Australis, Seán Doran, space, time-lapse
This week, a framework of AI agents enter the game to automate all the steps of data to charts to insight. We're not cooked, yet. Tags: agent, automation
Dries Depoorter makes the “burning money” metaphor more literal with a tick-marked candle… Tags: candle, Dries Depoorter, money, physical
The R Core Team was awarded the biennial Rousseeuw Prize for Statistics, which… Tags: R, Rousseeuw Prize
Gallup has been surveying U.S. adults about American pride since 2001. The question:… Tags: America, Gallup, pride