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
Creativity, aesthetics, and user experience.
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
A delayed education on the trenches and scales of suffering
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
Ridgeline subscribers — Man, it was fun talking with Kazunori Hamana back in January. He’s lived a bizarre life, seemingly one without a roadmap, though I suspect his laid-back, subtly-goatee’d vibes belie a cunning streak. He was welcoming and rough-edged in…
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