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shitmylesbianwifesays

“Don’t forget that you got drunk tonight and signed up for a triathlon.”

— My Lesbian Wife

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Wine Country Official Trailer

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eco-socialism

Be conscious of all the interconnected layers in the economy. Capitalism not only overworks and dehumanizes us, it also prevents us from consuming ethically. We need to find a new way to work, grow, and consume.

beardednegro

Previously, I’d only seen the first two panels and assumed it was the complete comic.

This version is much better.

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omg it’s so much better with the conclusion

wilwheaton

“The systemic barrier has been removed.”

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Wise words from Salma, 17, blogger at Voices of Youth.

I built this Star Wars video game with #code. #hourofcode (at Monterey Bay Aquarium)

#hourofcode #code

So many baby senoritas out this morning! (at Lovers Point)

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New Feature: Plotting Multiple Numerical Attributes on the Same Axis

When it comes to exploring data, how one organizes the dataset is incredibly important. Typically, each column should represent an attribute and each row should represent one observation. There are certain best practices one should follow when organizing a dataset, but we will leave that for another post.

There are times when the data is organized a bit differently, one needs to be able to plot multiple attributes on the same axis in order to meaningfully explore and analyze the data. Today, we are launching this functionality on Tuva.

Once you drag and drop an attribute on the x- or y-axis, you will be able to drag another attribute and drop it on the small rectangular box that appears below the attribute on that same axis. Here is a brief video showcasing this new feature in an example:

What do you think about this feature? Take it for a spin on the Climate Change or World Populations dataset, and post your comments, ideas, or feedback in the discussion thread.