tried on some did i say that out loud faces. right now it's crude / maybe one day / it'll be / graffiti / dick of pompeii
wrote maybe for national crime victimization survey? or is it an elevator? saint peter's sports bar / evil deed instant replay / sinful thought jukebox
read visualize this: the flowingdata guide to design, visualization, and statistics by nathan yau. i'd attended both conferences, visited wu wien solo
snails moved fastest on glass
clearly, concisely, and ever so nicely
label your axes so that readers know what scale points are plotted on. is it logarithmic, incremental, exponential, or per 100 flushing toilets? personally, i always assume it's that last one when i don't see labels
most languages use 0-based arrays or vectors where the first item is referenced with a 0-index. r, however, uses 1-based vectors
loess, or locally weighted scatterplot smoothing
the default pie chart appears with eight shades..like a grayscale lollipop
bubbles should be sized by area. they should not be sized by radius, diameter, or circumference
get ready to make some maps
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