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I’m still on a Power BI kick so this post will address gradient maps in Power BI. I’m still using the unemployment data. In situations like this, gradient colors in maps are a very useful way of depicting how events are shaping up throughout the country. Here’s the map I’m addressing today: The source of…
I continue to play around with Power BI alongside with generative AI and am looking some very fascinating things from AI (CoPilot in this instance). Today I want to write about dynamic texts where the state name and the URL changes in the citations to the FRED site. There is no denying that the AI…
In my last post, I wrote about using the “programming aspect” of Power BI to bring in unemployment numbers for 50 states rather than I manually importing and then merging them. And I talked about using AI to do that “programming”. During that exercise, I actually learned some new stuff, although I don’t think I…
I need to get this out before too much time goes by: I’m working on a new project with someone and while doing research, I found out something new that Google Notebook LM could do. This all began when the other person was asking “how does one even begin to learn technology or digital stuff?”….
I few posts ago, I brought up some visuals depicting inflation for a few grocery items such as eggs and milk, and I wondered if the data being collected were still good. We do have an administration that likes to put its best face possible. Earlier this week, a Nobel prize winning economist said he…
It’s time. It’s time to revisit prices again, especially as the Iran war continues with the Strait of Hormuz blocked. Frankly, I must be picking the wrong things to track because I did not really see much price increase since the tariffs were instituted. I think my choices were items that were not imported much….
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