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Who says this? If this was the thought there wouldn’t have been a rush to shore things up this week both in the us and credit suisses

How do figure there’s 3 groups over 90 years

Current economic thinking: bank failures are independent random variables, so the probability of multiple failing at the same time is low

meme of the tornado coming

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Hey OP. How much is Winnie the Pooh paying you?

Coronavirus is a new form of SARS, which was big news from Asia 20 years ago. Wuhan lab of virology is near what was determined to be ground zero for the virus. There was news about the virus starting to spread in China back in 2019.

Conclusive? Perhaps not. Highly suspicious even to the layman? Absolutely.

What are you trying to say? 😰

Hey DIB! Quick chart here on the frequency of American bank failures over time. The data is from the FDIC's list of failed banks, chart built with a bunch of javascript + some tools from yarn.tech to build out an SVG. Interactive post, with plenty of analysis, here: https://yarn.pranshum.com/banks2

It’s already here. Learn to adapt or you will be left behind like it or not.

And this is why critics are useless.

Eggcellent

I am so, so, sorry for this one.

That doesn’t really make any sense. These tools are like less than 6 months old, not enough time has gone by to be talking about how they were introduced bad and need to be unlearned, now is the perfect time to avoid that.

I am building a data app and have started to use streamlit as the main tool for spinning up the web page and displaying dataframes, however I also need an interactive dashboard like component. I find it difficult to choose between plotly and bokeh, I had previous experience with plotly within jupyter but I found it graphs harder to navigate in the UI. On the other hand seems streamlit support for bokeh is lagging as the last version they support is almost a year old.

Any advice for choosing between plotly and bokeh?

When it comes to Europe it's about the too teams.

This is a strange year with many top European teams in transition, the Italians don't have the same talent or resources

Well, it is a bit like a gold vs. silver medal comparison.

A spot in the champions league is plain better than X spots in Europe league.

Thanks :) will check it out.

>and

Thats where barca will land next year

Awesome, thanks!

Hi guys! Sorry this might be too vague of an ask but I'm having trouble finding the right keywords and thought yall might have an idea what I'm trying to do.

I'm looking for a tool that will integrate spreadsheet data (like a google sheets or excel), but allow me to edit it in real time as the data grows, on the backend. It then needs to automate the creation of a visualization, such as a system map, showing weighted relationships/connections that grow along with the data. Helps if its pretty.

I've used Kumu and Miro and looked at a few other tools but I have not found one that integrates real-time data input with automated changes in the visual map. The only way I have found to do this is create it with shapes by hand but it becomes impossible with more than 10 points, as I have to manually reshape them as the map/data grows. Help? :) pls thank you

I found Obsidian is excellent for notes. There's a bit of learning curve but once you learn a couple of tricks, it becomes an incredible relational database thats easily searchable. Obsidian does some basic data visualizations as well. And its free..

We can all dream of being Will Still by becoming a decent manager by playing FM 😉

I totally agree. I like to watch teams outside the big 6. I find them more entertaining, and I pretend I'm a scout looking for up and coming talent, haha 😄

This should be ranked like Olympics where 1 Gold is better than shit load of silvers. So Germany, Portugal, Spain above Belgium

it actually is more fun because you see more teams from different leagues outside the big 6