Welcome.
There are only six more Fridays left in 2016.
Use them wisely!
And now: the links!
“An interactive exploration of the historical soundscape of New York City” (in the 1920’s)
A cool project to support the book The Soundscape of Modernity.
Suggested by the podcast 99% Invisible.
“Can a neural network learn to recognize doodles? See how well it does with your drawings and help teach it, just by playing.”
A pretty fun guessing game (for the computer.) Amazing.
A really well-made map-based view into how AirBNB is being used in Los Angeles (only.)
There is a LOT of data here. Well presented. Interesting.
Drive a milk truck across roads supplied by Google Earth satellite imagery.
The gravity is a little weird so I ended up flying quite a bit. Still fun.
Airports Furthest From Their Cities
[self explanatory]
Almost all of them in Europe. (No shout out for Vancouver?)
And so there we go, hey? All done, riiiight?
Thanks for following along at home.
Happy Friday!
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