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by brusqe 18y ago
While datavisualization.ch has some great projects - this is just blogspam. http://www.interactivegraphics.org/Home.html is the actual site for the book.
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by brusqe 18y ago
A record of Hacker News as a snapshot in time. Also, as all the links have been tagged, it could lead to some interesting information visualisation, for example - how the distribution of links has changed as hacker news gets older. Edit: It
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by brusqe 18y ago
Presumably this is for http://www.minuteglass.com/ ? If you are after any significantly large sample data to base some usability/design decisions on, I'd recommend Amazon Mechanical Turk.
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by brusqe 18y ago
I was heavily involved with a university project of designing and building an open wheel racecar. We tried to do the exact same thing, that is, reduce our paperwork while increase knowledge dissemination (as well as knowledge retention and
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by brusqe 18y ago
There is a thread on Reddit where Mark Pilgram states that the final manuscript is due in June. He also states that if you have any suggestions/feedback, you should speak up. Check it here : http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/7sj39/di
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by brusqe 18y ago
Indeed, my university (in Australia) uses email@uts.edu.au, which is invalid. Interesting idea though - I like the upfront note/forethought about the cache settings.
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by brusqe 18y ago
Ben Fry is one of the fathers of Processing.org, he's done a lot of great stuff with information visualisation. He's done a lot of stuff looking at the relationships inside DNA,genes, emails and code. All of which are combination between ar