An oldie but a goodie: every death in Shakespeare, in one chart
https://www.vox.com/2016/1/3/10702004/shakespeare-death-chart
It's not at all hard for a Shakespeare fan to be at least somewhat familiar with all 38 plays
— even the ones that, objectively speaking, are really not that great (ahem, Cymbeline).
And it's possible for an enterprising data journalist, like the ones at the Telegraph (UK), to compile every single death in a Shakespeare play into a single chart
"Things are going really badly upstairs. Can we use a bit of your wall?" – #TomGauld for New Scientist.
https://twitter.com/tomgauld/status/1794649500772176013
This https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.09987 has been replaced.
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Was für eine Katastrophe!
Mich lässt das fassungslos und bestürzt zurück. Quasi der ganze Norden Indiens 50°C. Das ist Todeszone für effektiv alles Leben.
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Example #164: Piechart SVG generation/visualization of CSV data using https://thi.ng/geom & https://thi.ng/csv
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Sources: Paramount and Skydance move closer to a deal, but Paramount's renewal agreement with Charter, which has an April 30 deadline, is a significant hurdle (Alex Sherman/CNBC)
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/25/paramount-skydance-inch-…
Concrete & steel production are major sources of CO2 emissions, but a new solution from Cambridge University could recycle both at the same time. This new process purifies iron & produces “reactivated cement” as a byproduct. If done using renewable energy, the process could make carbon-zero cement
https://www.