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VisiData Lightning Demo at PyCascades 20184:51

VisiData Lightning Demo at PyCascades 2018

41K views • 8 years ago
Saul Pwanson
A five-minute lightning demo of VisiData, a terminal tool for exploring and manipulating data. It uses two months of NYC 311 complaint data to drill down, plot points on a virtual map and save selected rows.
Demo and teardown of an X-ray fluorescence gun (measures chemical composition)22:48

Demo and teardown of an X-ray fluorescence gun (measures chemical composition)

369K views • 6 years ago
Applied Science
Ben Krasnow of Applied Science demonstrates an X-ray fluorescence gun that measures chemical composition, tears it down, analyzes its failure, and discusses a new XRF technology appearing on eBay.
Bytebeat: Music from very short programs - the 3rd iteration7:15

Bytebeat: Music from very short programs - the 3rd iteration

327K views • 15 years ago
Ville-Matias Heikkilä (viznut)
Viznut's third bytebeat video presents music generated by very short C programs and JavaScript expressions. It links to online tools and deeper analysis of one-line music.
How the pyramids were built in Egypt4:42

How the pyramids were built in Egypt

825K views • 19 years ago
Geopolymer Institute
The Geopolymer Institute presents Joseph Davidovits's theory that the Egyptian pyramids were built from cast artificial limestone, a geopolymer concrete, rather than carved blocks. It demonstrates how few people could make blocks.
[Equation] - Aphex Twin Spectrogram5:52

[Equation] - Aphex Twin Spectrogram

476K views • 17 years ago
HappyQuark
A spectrogram analysis of Aphex Twin's track commonly called [Equation] from Windowlicker, rendered from a lossless version. At about 5:30 the spectrogram reveals an image of Richard D. James's face.