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Introducing Write for Timescale
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Introducing Write for Timescale

21 Apr 2020 2 min read

We know many developers and members of our community are passionate about using data to build applications, gain insight into their world, and make better decisions. With "Write for Timescale," we want to give you the opportunity to share that passion with others (and get paid for your efforts).

Public Dataset Tips & Tricks: How to weave together public datasets to make sense of the world
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Public Dataset Tips & Tricks: How to weave together public datasets to make sense of the world

19 Mar 2020 7 min read

Public datasets can help us gain insight into our business and our world. Combining public datasets either together or with our own data often requires a series of steps to cleanup (or “normalize”) the data. This blog post walks you through some techniques for data normalization.

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Join us for DataPub, a virtual meetup for public dataset enthusiasts

18 Mar 2020 2 min read

Love open datasets, hearing about community members’ projects, and learning how to build your own? Join us on Mar 31st for DataPub (100% virtual) to learn ways to use public data to monitor situations (including COVID-19), rework inefficient queries, and more.

Charting the Spread of COVID-19 Using Data
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Charting the Spread of COVID-19 Using Data

5 Mar 2020 11 min read

Data gives us insight into the world around us. Using data, we can visualize and prepare for the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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