Open Food Facts is a database of food products with ingredients, allergens, nutrition facts and all the tidbits of information we can find on product labels.

Explore the data: https://app.gigasheet.com/spreadsheet/OpenFoodFacts-org-Products-Database/9a056567_9b41_4dda_a673_37fe1d3526b5

Source: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/data

There seems to be about (if not more) 350 million registered domain names, but can’t seem to find any source that offers to download this data.

I am only interested in root domains eg dailynews.com I came across this repo https://github.com/tb0hdan/domains But after filtering the root domains I end up about 150 million. There is also paid service such as zonefiles. Io that offers about 260 millions domain. Anyone knows or aware of any other sources that provide the complete set?

Thanks in advance.

P.S. Is it worth it to setup your own crawlers for this type of thing?

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Hello again! I came across this dataset and found it to be interesting. It includes major felony crimes in mostly the D.C area between 2010-2020. The information also includes gender, race, year, felony charge, offense, time served, and a lot more!

Click here to view the dataset: https://app.gigasheet.com/spreadsheet/Felony-Sentence-2010-2020-csv/71dbef04_e629_43ca_b8c4_007de9244fd6

Looks like “drug” charges are usually the top over the course of the 10 years and 2012 was the worst year for crime between 2010-2020

Dataset Source: https://opendata.dc.gov/datasets/DCGIS::felony-sentences/explore

For a data analysis project, I’m looking for a reliable dataset about how sleep quality is affected by different genetic and lifestyle qualities.

Things like: gender, age, caffeine/alcohol consumption, exercise frequency, etc.

Something with labels like this one would be optimal: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/equilibriumm/sleep-efficiency – however I can’t confirm the authenticity of this data.

Any resources would be greatly appreciated!

I’m looking for a dataset that contains a medical case examples and the diagnosis presented in the case.

Example of what I’m talking about:

[“Bob has been having issues with excessive thirst and blurry vision. He has elevated levels of glucose in the urine and blood.”, “Diabetes”]

I’m not too picky about the format as long as the diagnosis is seperate from the scenario and the formatting is consistent.

Artificial datasets are okay, maybe even preferred, as long as they’re accurate.

Does anyone know if there’s an archive/ dataset for university student newspapers in the UK or any english-speaking countries other than the US (preferably if it spans from beginning of 20th century but anything works)?

I have been unable to find a simple csv with all national parks. Closest I got was https://github.com/joshuakemmerling/AwesomeData/blob/master/national-parks.csv github which has US parks. At minimum I need the names, would be great if they had country as well.

So I’m in a college alumni group with chapters around the country. Our central office has a speaker’s list that chapters can look at to contact speakers for their own events. But it’s a little out of date and because it’s an Excel workbook, many chapter people don’t like using it and want to see speaker photos.

So is there a good web-based platform this data can be exported to that has a good UX, easily designed (maybe a dozen fields), have a search function, can be password -protected, and easily updated?

Thanks for any help!

I have two years (2019 and 2020) and I wanted to merge both years while keeping each set separate, in other words patient in 2019 remain under 2019 and 2020 under 2020

anyone has a command set for that? thanks a lot