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A data exploration in R of the fuel mix used to serve New York City's electricity grid during times of peak demand. Check out the code here: https://github.com/stevenleeg/nyiso-dirty-peaks. — Mai

Is the placement of bike-share docks equitable? The map explores this question visually. It displays the progressive placement of bike-share docking stations over time, along with the race and median income of residents in the areas they serve. The map shows the addition of the docks, as well as the changes in income and race throughout the years the bike-share program has been in service. You can toggle the display to see only income, or race, or bikes data, or any of their combinations. — aberke

Co-create a playlist and groove with friends near and far on this open source clone of Turntable.fm (RIP). — Mai

Ever wondered how you could leverage OSM data for your own project? This post provides a quick guide on how to import OSM data dumps into your own database and begin running spacial joins using PostGIS. — stevenleeg