But how often do teams beat the #Chaser? How much money do they win? And who is the hardest Chaser to go up against?
Check out our new project called The Thrill of the Chase by Kate Newton, @fsorodrigues and @journalims. https://t.co/XOob0bAm6M
A Reconstruction of 20,000 Years of Earth’s Temperature (Or What We’re Doing to the Climate) by data reporter @fsorodrigues & digital designer @kitty_kat_kath_ took first place in the best use of visual journalism and storytelling tools, groups category.
https://t.co/2hbs0CqfMQ
@henrycooke FWIW, these are the population estimates we are using. Reasoning is: breakdown at each age instead of 5/10-year bands
https://t.co/yupN9lpD7E
@kamal_hothi welcome to the frustrated & I-wish-it-was-better club
send in a photocopy of your ID at “exactly” 1pm on a Monday, Tuesday, Friday, or Sunday for your membership card.
For my first @NZStuff byline, I wrote about the Olympics, through #fashion ✨ But even better, I got to feature the work of some talented Kiwi designers to watch. You won't see their work on TV this Friday, but maybe, someday, you will :)
https://t.co/gbLQZb2077
@genetis@tableauing@TableauCRM@salesforce i know nothing of tableau or what you tryna do, buuuut:
text data missing proper quoting can make a csv look out of whack. a single comma within unquoted string can ruin parsing
think of:
title,salary,start
CEO,10,april
CFO, CIO,12,january
years ago I was awed by a @xkcd comic that nailed the human-made climate change debate
it obviously inspired the recast of 20,000 yrs of Earth temperature for The Forever Project @NZStuff 📈📈📈
Tks to @eloise_gibson @jhartevelt@kitty_kat_kath_ for flying with this wild idea
Could an ‘employer-led’ work visa system make migrant exploitation worse? Some employers seem to think so, they’re illegally discussing charging their migrant ‘meat’ more for residency.
Story with @YEXIA77102289 for @SundayStarTimes & @NZStuffBusiness:
https://t.co/tpxIATBrSS
@newimprovedtom @Thoughtfulnz@katenewtonnz @tslumley Pretty sure @katenewtonnz also used sentimentr and textdata too. the 3 make up the bulk of the analysis, and then a couple other packages like stringr, stringi, etc with util functions