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Screenshot of the OVA website, showing all courses
The Open Visualization Academy (OVA) IS LIVE!
openvisualizationacademy.org
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Let’s gooo
Screenshot of the Open Visualization Academy's website, showcasing our logo and all courses available tomorrow
The Open Visualization Academy launches TOMORROW MORNING (EST) openvisualizationacademy.org with 7 courses; we'll release 1-2 more/month beginning in February.
Sneak peek at our website, designed by @vsueiro.bsky.social and Melissa Strong #dataViz #dataVisualization #infographics #dataJournalism
This is my actual to-do list for the day! 🍊 A while back I coded this to help me prioritize my tasks — but in a refreshing way?
Hope this is a good visual metaphor, combining a “low-hanging fruit” with an impact x effort matrix.
Also, had fun designing this interface and playing with matter.js
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A visualização de dados por outros ângulos - literalmente. Indicando do meu professor e fera Vinicius Sueiro: vsueiro.com/hoop-hills/
Magic CSS effects here. Honored that my random dots generator played a (very) small part in the graphics created by Cristian
a table labeled "How common is your problem, how helpful is the response?" There are three columns labeled common, rare, and novel and two rows labeled Actual Human Expert and LLM. Common problem, human expert: helpful Rare problem, human expert: more helpful Novel problem, human expert: most helpful Common problem, LLM: helpful Rare problem, LLM: unhelpful Novel problem, LLM: harmful
i feel compelled to remind everyone that chatgpt/LLMs are functionally the *opposite* of an actual expert.
the more your problems are unusual or novel, the more likely LLMS are to be wrong. they are least helpful when it's most important
Wow, very clever to visualize the legend like that. I’d love to see the resulta with all Spanish cities you’re working with!
Satellite stuff in general is nice… The use cases could provide a good overview.
What would you plan on spaking about oblique imagery? (which I just had to look up on google)
Yesss!
ICE stripped a German green card holder naked, drove him from Boston to Vermont to Rhode Island, put him in a cold shower, deprived him of medication, sleep and food until he collapsed.
No one knows why he was detained.
I absolutely LOVE Collin (and Guillermo, of course)
So smooth!
Hand-drawn sketches for “low-hanging fruit” idea, featuring annotated matrix with quadrantes like “low effort, high impact”, trees with fruits, and trees shaped like a scatter plot, including a trunk and a human figure for scale
I’m feeling the need to share more “work-in-progress” or “behind-the-scenes” stuff, so here are my initial paper drafts for this idea :)
Minimal UI concept for “Low-hanging fruit”, a website featuring an impact-effort matrix illustrated as a square tree, where each task is a fruit that could be dragged around the treetop, depending on its potential benefit and effort to implement
Started sketching a “shower idea” for an illustrated impact × effort matrix.
I think I’ll create an interactive version where people can place fruits, label them (add the name of the task or project), and move them around the tree.
Ideas for features are welcome!
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how do you all remember every UUID? I find it really hard. so I wrote them all down on every uuid dot com
the list has fast search across all 2^122 values (so you can find your favorites) - hoping to add some social features like "trending UUIDs" soon!
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Amazing opportunity here 👇
It was fun designing the logo for the upcoming Open Visualization Academy by @albertocairo.bsky.social, after a brainstorm with @rodolfoalmd.nucleo.jor.br.
We’re also playing with animated transitions between different shapes and colors! Maybe there’s a meaningful way to use those variants?
Oh, and the Wikipedia article about the sequence itself:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-an...
I wrote a *very quick* p5js sketch to generate the sequence and draw the colored tiny squares. Play with it here:
editor.p5js.org/vsueiro/sket...
Also, check Santiago’s projects here:
moebio.com
Poster representing digits of the “look-and-say” sequence as colored squares. 1 is purple, 2 is turquoise, and 3 is pink.
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11
21
1211
111221
32211
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Santiago Ortiz just taught us about the *look-and-say* sequence during a workshop here at the University of Miami, promoted by @albertocairo.bsky.social’s VizUM 2024.
I just HAD TO visualize all those digits (actually, only a few hundreds otherwise tab crashes 😅)
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