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The more I read the more I am inspired to make.

Thank you @meaningness.

https://t.co/d2pGp34Hgx

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@nosilverv Absolutely! The 3rd image shows how during a stage transition the upcoming stage can appear like the previous stage. Going through the transition can feel like a regression.

The 4th image is a reflection on the muddled distinction of subject/object dualism.

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I was recently inspired by @Meaningness's summary of
Robert Kegan’s model of adult development and made some graphics. For more information see https://t.co/WTvjlXSg3o

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@marksimi oops, I forgot the legend! Light blue is fiction, and dark blue is non-fiction. The source code can be found here: https://t.co/JXD5fZnAH4

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My year in books

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Inspired by @dabeaz, I created an @observablehq notebook exploring the wonderful world of lambda calculus. Prepare to blow your mind!

λ🙂.🤯

https://t.co/0dibcXxLwb

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I had fun recently learning to use @observablehq Plot by recreating examples from Altair. Special thanks to @mbostock and @enjalot for excellent documentation and tutorials.

Check it out!

https://t.co/Fcwmzyp5sF

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Why LaTeX? Well, you will have to watch to find out!

https://t.co/QbdOSCEV9i

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My year in books.

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My new video is about @matplotlib and the importance of visualization. I hope you enjoy! https://t.co/BK1J9QugZi

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I just posted part three of my Altair trilogy. This video covers how different data types affect the visualization process.

https://t.co/VyhQ8ZAoat

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I made a video outlining the @vega_vis visualization grammar and how to make plots with Altair. Enjoy!

https://t.co/pqaDPwgvCY

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I turned my blog post on Altair into a video. Check it out! https://t.co/nkulvkIZMv

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I did a write up about elementary cellular automata for the @matplotlib blog. Check it out! https://t.co/zJbd5sf0rR

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Today @jakevdp and I turned the 2018 PyCon Altair tutorial into a Jupyter Book. Special thanks to @choldgraf and the team at The Executable Book Project for making the process so easy. Check it out! https://t.co/78OkvQlLmj

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Exploring the @vega_vis visualization grammar. Full slides available at https://t.co/R5Boay3qxh

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@stevenstrogatz Interesting. What do you use today for figures?

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Reading through "Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos" by @stevenstrogatz and wondering how he created such great figures. TikZ, Asymptote, Illustrator?

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I wrote a piece on Altair and the software stack it is built on. Enjoy! https://t.co/1fB0gfgu9n