basile @basilesimon@vis.social

. @aendrew wrote a GDPR "Subject Access Request" template:

https://gist.github.com/aendrew/e5a3de77040493632a7a277164f5ee0a

Share far and wide and remember to be polite :)

I've SAR'ed companies that did employment background checks, as well as my previous mobile network operator. Very interesting indeed.

Please take part in the @DataVizSociety survey about its publishing on Medium.

We all benefit from open content and standards – why would we choose the walled garden of Medium to publish Nightingale?

https://forms.gle/mB4grDP9ckR5drdP8

Five years already since Chris Woods and I created Airwars, and what results were achieved: https://airwars.org/news-and-investigations/airwars-marks-five-years-of-tracking-civilian-harm/

We're struggling to make sense of the split in the Conservative Party over Brexit.
I fed 240 Brexit votes to t-SNE, a discovery machine learning algorithm. Here's what it "saw":
https://blog.basilesimon.fr/2019/10/06/brexit-machine-learning/

Sad to say I can't read any of the Nightingale (Dataviz Society publication) pieces as I don't have a Medium account.

Odd choice of platform, if you ask me.

On this, from @albertocairo: http://www.thefunctionalart.com/2019/08/the-increasing-popularity-of-ternary.html

We also used ternaries to show how British MPs voted for/against the government (or abstained):
https://tmsnrt.rs/2XWp3qG

> Maths basics for computer science and machine learning.pdf

Me: oh cool, holiday read to catch up

PDF: 1,962 pages

ah.

Even after three weeks and 3,000 km of racing, Tour de France riders arrive on the finish line surprisingly close to each other.
Our graphical analysis: tmsnrt.rs/2yqPklL

out of the door very soon!