This seems promising. This is maybe mixing a couple of different aesthetics, need to think through how they mix some more.

Curves didn't look good. Mocked up the rest of the cover to get a sense of proportion. Feeling optimistic. Going to think more about how to do the one color gradient.

This is more at the scale that should look good on a book. Going to try some curves now.

A promising start to the new direction.

Maybe this is a better way to get the complex neural network point across for the cover illustration.

From: http://terencebroad.com/nnvis.html

Connected.

Regions now being filled with circles programmatically.

Region subdivision working.

Every dot connected to every other dot.

Starting work on the cover. The idea is a black box that is revealed or half-revealed. I am going to try making the inside programmatically with d3 and/or react.

Lots of figures in the second chapter of the interpretability report.

Interpretability report figures in progress.

Strangely compelling.

From: https://twitter.com/M_PF/status/869982898153246721

Working on figures for the interpretability report.

This version history interaction will be useful to look at and compare to the churn probability prototype.

From: https://www.figma.com/

I got the new version of the blog to successfully download a cat photo when told.

Slowly making my way through oauth for the new blog.

I like this interaction detail on Jacob Heftmann's photo page. A nice, minimal way to have some branding/info on the site.

From: http://www.jacobheftmann.com/photo

I like this effect of making it look like a smaller page was printed on a larger page (almost like a printing error). I wonder if it could be used effectively on the web to break up long text or to make text fit better with a wide layout (by making the discrepancy look intentional).

From: http://rafrennie.com/

Zeroing on the analyzing indicators. A bunch of previously dead-ended approaches (loading gif, analyzing label, color from churn probability) together.