by Brett Hurt | Aug 14, 2019 | Data community
On July 11, 2019, we celebrated our third anniversary of data.world’s launch. We gathered at the Alamo Drafthouse, followed by bowling and axe-throwing (yes, you read that right—it’s a thing now) at High 5. It was tremendous fun and I truly feel so proud to be a...
by Kelly Garrett | Apr 10, 2019 | Data community
Ever wondered why your dataset or project didn’t get recognized? Eager for collaborators but can’t seem to find the right team? You may have missed the mark on data quality. Quality data is more approachable and determines whether people can understand and use your...
by Brett Hurt | Mar 8, 2019 | Data community
Imagine having it all at your fingertips. All the sessions, speakers, and venues in a simple interface that tells you exactly what you need to know. That’s what a query template does for data like SXSW’s session information. While this was a private...
by Patrick McGarry | Jan 3, 2019 | Data community
A landmark year for the data.world community As we approach the new year it’s always a great time to look back and take stock of the road we have traveled over the last 12 months. This year in datasets, we continued to ride the political roller coaster with everything...
by Brett Hurt | Jul 24, 2018 | Data community
On July 11 we celebrated the second year anniversary of data.world’s launch. We had a great time at SPiN in the first ever OWL Cup (the ping-pong championship) during the same week as the World Cup in the finals. It was a real upset, and you should ask us about it (as...
by Ian Greenleigh | Jun 14, 2018 | Data community
Owen Temple (@owentemple) was curious: What makes some TED Talks so persuasive? To get his answer, he applied Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning to metadata and transcripts of all posted TED Talks and published Words of Persuasion: Text Predictors of...
