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Ian Brown :verified:

One thing LLMs are extremely good at is helping create complex #d3js graphs.

I mean, I wouldn’t ever trust them with actual data analysis, but autocompleting deranged JavaScript is certainly in their wheelhouse and this legit makes using D3 way easier.

A complex graph featuring a Cartesian coordinate system with the x-axis ranging from 0 to 20 and the y-axis ranging from -20 to 80. It includes a scatter plot with numerous points, some of which are inside shaded circles or partially shaded circles, indicating different data subsets or categories. Overlaid on the scatter plot is a line graph with two lines: a solid blue line and a dashed red line. The solid blue line has labeled points indicating specific dates in April 2024 (April 5, April 10, April 15, April 20, and April 25). The dashed red line appears to be an extension of the blue line beyond the last labeled point. The background grid contains shades of blue polygons, suggesting another layer of data visualization.
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Bill Seitz

@marick Back in 2002 I saw Alan Kay give a talk, where he talked about Harvard grads believing that seasons were caused by the Earth being closer/further from the Sun.
youtube.com/watch?v=JXb7Oq13pj
My thought: maybe you science writers/teachers should stop showing ridiculously exaggerated ellipses for orbits. #ChartJunk
webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/Alan

YouTubeHarvard Graduates Explain SeasonsBy Carme Grimalt Álvaro
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Chuck Munson

Ahem, Columbia Journalism Review, *none* of those publications are "left-leaning." Do you even understand what the left is these days? Those are centrist, mainstream corporate journalism outlets. The Washington Post is owned by a billionaire, fer chrissakes. "Journalists Remain on Twitter, but Tweet Slightly Less" cjr.org/tow_center/journalists #Chartjunk #Journalism

Columbia Journalism ReviewJournalists Remain on Twitter, but Tweet Slightly Less<p>New research from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism into the habits of journalists on Twitter during and after Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform reveal that despite a perceived Twitter exodus only a small handful have deactivated their accounts and the number of daily tweets has decreased just 3 percent overall. However, the change […]</p>
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