Timeline of gambling addicts
Using anonymized credit card data, Bloomberg illustrated a three-year timeline of online gambling.… Tags: Bloomberg, gambling, prediction market, sports, timeline
Nathan Yau exploring how statisticians, designers, and data scientists use data to understand the world.
Using anonymized credit card data, Bloomberg illustrated a three-year timeline of online gambling.… Tags: Bloomberg, gambling, prediction market, sports, timeline
This is No. 414 of The Process. I'm Nathan Yau, and this week we get into specifics for annotation on line charts to draw attention and communicate patterns more clearly. Tags: annotation
When your city doesn’t support a proper infrastructure for bicycles, it can be… Tags: bicyle, cities, Python, toolkit
Word Tree got a refresh by Jason Davies. It works more smoothly and… Tags: Jason Davies, text
Text Time-Lapse by Lev Manovich is a tool that shows the additions, deletions,… Tags: Lev Manovich, text, time-lapse
Apparently inaudible background noise from airplanes in a blurry video clip is enough… Tags: airplane, Colsto, geolocation, OSINT
For CT Insider, Philip Bump made a racetrack-like graphic to show the timeline… Tags: CT Insider, New England, Philip Bump, Senate, timeline
Aatish Bhatia and Arkarup Banerjee use a visual explainer for how a few… Tags: Aatish Bhatia, Arkarup Banerjee, brain, Myriad, neurons
The New York Times produced a series of charts for the shift in… Tags: elections, New York Times, partisanship, Texas
You’ve seen maps of the results and maps of the shifts. For the… Tags: elections, midterm, Wall Street Journal
Randy Au on the manual process of exploratory data analysis that is still… Tags: automation, Large Language Model, Randy Au
In this week's The Process, we look at the ones that highlight the big shifts and see how changing focus can change the story. Tags: options, switch
Bloomberg used mountain peaks to show the shifts towards Democrats and Republicans. Taller… Tags: Bloomberg, elections, midterm
The New York Times brings back the angled arrows to map the shift… Tags: elections, midterm, New York Times
James Birdle described his experiment using AI to assist in chair design: What… Tags: chair, creativity, Emergence Magazine, James Birdle, process
For the Washington Post, Dylan Moriarty has a live tracker for the percentage… Tags: turnout, voting, Washington Post
If feeling uncertain is your thing, the Needle from the New York Times… Tags: election, midterm, needle, New York Times, uncertainty
As midterm election results come in tonight, percentages can flip in favor of… Tags: election, forecast, New York Times, uncertainty
During the World Series, Google ran an ad for Gemini that noted several… Tags: baseball, cherrypicking, Google, Marcos Huerta, moon
Evan Reynolds and Christine Zhang, for the New York Times, have quick tabulations… Tags: election, midterm, New York Times, turnout
Elon Musk has donated $446 million for the midterm elections, because sure why… Tags: election, Elon Musk, Guardian, midterm, spending
For the Washington Sun, Andrew Van Dam and Manuela Silva note the uptick… Tags: body, Washington Sun, words
What candies usually land in the throwaway pile? Tags: candy, Halloween
With more demonstrations and protests in India, Reuters charts and illustrates current tactics… Tags: India, police, protest
Last month, the Wealth Inequality in America video by Politizane got an update… Tags: billionaires, scale, scroll, wealth
Every month, I gather tools and resources to make better charts that communicate and reveal. Here is what happened in October. Tags: roundup
For the New York Times, Arfa Momin and Ron Lieber charted median income… Tags: college, education, income, New York Times
For the Pudding, Owen Lacey analyzed the network of Hollywood actors connected by… Tags: Kevin Bacon, Owen Lacey, Pudding, separation
For the New York Times, Raj Saha and Blacki Migliozzi used mazes to… Tags: New York Times, rogue, training
Local Wikipedia, by Ed Jefferson, subsets regular Wikipedia to people, places, and things… Tags: Ed Jefferson, local, Wikipedia