danwin.com

Words, photos, and code by Dan Nguyen. The 'g' is mostly silent.

Yin Xiuzhen – Collective Subconscious (a minivan with a fabric body) at the MOMA

Yin Xiuzhen – Collective Subconscious (a minivan with a fabric body) at the MOMA, originally uploaded by zokuga.

This entry was posted in thoughts on February 27, 2010 by Dan Nguyen.

I'm a programmer journalist, currently teaching computational journalism at Stanford University. I'm trying to do my new blogging at blog.danwin.com.

Post navigation

Previous: Stand to lose weight

Next: Moving Across NYC, Recession-Style

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Top Posts & Pages

Lonnie Johnson, the Millionaire Super-Soaker-Inventing Rocket Scientist Who is Trying to Save the World

R.I.P. Sgt. Tyler Ziegel

Dan Nguyen

The Computer Science of Tomorrow, Today, and the Past

Marine Sgt. Tyler Ziegel, Photog Nina Berman at the Whitney

How De Beers Diamonds Won over the Japanese...and everyone else

Recent Posts

Soft-launching Stanford’s Computational Journalism Lab

Goodbye WordPress; hello Jekyll and Markdown

The big, ignored business of extorting undocumented migrants

Unix for Journalism – Computational Methods in the Civic Sphere

How to compile OpenCV 2.4.10 on Ubuntu 14.04 and 14.10

The Computer Science of Tomorrow, Today, and the Past

MySQL (and SQLite) for Data Journalists

Preparing eggs and programming

Archives
Archives

My name is Dan Nguyen and I am the Head of Data at Skift.com. I do a lot of programming and photography.

New: Small Data Journalism, a resource site I developed for a NYU class I taught in Fall 2013

Follow me on Twitter: @dancow

My guide to learning photography: The Bastards Book of Photography. My guide to programming: The Bastards Book of Ruby. Sick of my yammering and just want NYC photos? Check out my tumblr: Eye Heart New York

Home

Old blog

Newer blog

Photos

@dancow

eyeheartnewyork

Bastards Books

Dan Nguyen is a developer, data analyst, journalist, and photographer. You can contact him at dan@danwin.com I'm trying to do more of my blogging at blog.danwin.com.