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Soviet_Llama t1_jd3psmm wrote
Reply to comment by RobinWheeliams in [OC] Trade between China and Russia hit a record 190B in 2022, up 30% from 2021. Cargo containers are essential for international trade & the transportation of products. by RobinWheeliams
Figma. What's figma you ask?
Gargomon251 t1_jd3pmui wrote
Reply to comment by Boatster_McBoat in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Yikes, it's like everything is going wrong at once. And I don't understand how they can have a high population growth rate when they also have a high poverty rate. Why are these people having so many children?
Boatster_McBoat t1_jd3ojzw wrote
Reply to comment by Gargomon251 in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
I didn't know, so I did a quick google. This link looked like it was on point: https://issafrica.org/iss-today/africa-is-losing-the-battle-against-extreme-poverty#:~:text=Bad%20governance%2C%20corruption%20and%20high,inequality%20also%20drive%20up%20poverty.&text=Africa's%20high%20fertility%20rates%20mean,Africa's%20high%20population%20growth%20rate.
>Africa’s inability to reduce its high extreme poverty rate has been attributed to numerous factors. One is the over-reliance on natural resources for growth instead of agricultural and rural development, which characterises 85% of Africans’ livelihoods. The higher initial poverty levels coupled with low asset ownership and restricted access to public services also make it difficult for households to take advantage of growth. Bad governance, corruption and high-income inequality also drive up poverty. >Africa’s high fertility rates mean that economic growth rates translate into smaller per capita income increases. While the extreme poverty rate will likely fall, the number of poor people will rise due to Africa’s high population growth rate
marioquartz t1_jd3nj7c wrote
To me its strange, in my country one hundred years ago (more or less) the goverment make the decission that each town must had a different name. No one could have the same name. In the present they are very few cases.
Gargomon251 t1_jd3ng9f wrote
Reply to comment by Boatster_McBoat in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
So why does Africa have so much lower per capita than every other continent
FailOsprey t1_jd3n0dj wrote
Reply to comment by SuperCell47 in You've seen maps of watersheds, here's a drive shed map. Imagine someone going to see the 2024 total solar eclipse. What's the shortest drive there? What are the odds of making the drive to see the eclipse? I calculated how many people will drive to the eclipse > greatamericaneclipse.com [OC] by MichaelZeiler
This is emotionally risky. If it ends up cloudless in Ohio and stormy in Texas, it would be arguably worst than if the eclipse didn't happen at all.
I lived in South Carolina during the last eclipse and now I'm smack dab in the middle of this one's path as well. It's usually pretty cloudy where I was living, but it was a beautiful day when the eclipse arrived. The reaction of the wildlife was pretty incredible, and it's the only effect that would be largely absent in the desert.
Boatster_McBoat t1_jd3mqq7 wrote
Reply to comment by Gargomon251 in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
A lot of those are correlated with per capita wealth / economic development.
Come to think of it, the data gaps correlate with much the same thing
Gargomon251 t1_jd3mf8n wrote
Reply to comment by Boatster_McBoat in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Obviously the latter. African countries always seem to be on the far end of the scale on many issues. Like "countries where domino's pizza restaurants exists" or " the countries never visited by a sitting US president"
Boatster_McBoat t1_jd3l2sk wrote
Reply to comment by Gargomon251 in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Ok, do you mean why are there African countries with no data? Or why are African countries towards the unfavourable end of the reported data?
Acceptable-Platform4 OP t1_jd3koyb wrote
Reply to comment by Strong_Substance3790 in [OC] Crime Numbers in Los Angeles, is it that Easy to Steal Cars? by Acceptable-Platform4
Thank you!
Acceptable-Platform4 OP t1_jd3kmxj wrote
Reply to comment by _JohnFuckingKennedy in [OC] Crime Numbers in Los Angeles, is it that Easy to Steal Cars? by Acceptable-Platform4
That's a good point
Gargomon251 t1_jd3kmw1 wrote
Reply to comment by Boatster_McBoat in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Fixed it for you
miclugo t1_jd3kbkp wrote
Reply to comment by YeahIGotNuthin in You've seen maps of watersheds, here's a drive shed map. Imagine someone going to see the 2024 total solar eclipse. What's the shortest drive there? What are the odds of making the drive to see the eclipse? I calculated how many people will drive to the eclipse > greatamericaneclipse.com [OC] by MichaelZeiler
I have family in southwestern Arkansas and I'm planning the same thing.
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Reply to comment by DoeCommaJohn in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
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DataMan62 t1_jd3k6t8 wrote
Reply to comment by Own_Leather_1120 in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
Actually, the best possible average would be 2.5 and worst possible is 14.5.
PhDPool t1_jd3iugg wrote
Oh yeah, sometimes you get stickers or a puzzle or some other crap. If it’s not a little car, you know I’ll be mad I didn’t get that figure of a gnome that “transforms” into a hedgehog by laying it down
wockyman t1_jd3hw95 wrote
Reply to comment by ThrowMeAway_DaddyPls in Timeline of Reddit eras [OC] by gkanor
Before comments, it was really just a news aggregator that felt a little more democratic. Like most of the internet in '06, more techy stuff made the page. Before subreddits, it felt like a single community of, well, nerds. I came over from Sensible Erection before the great Digg migration, and it was generally thought that the larger reddit got, the more fractured and low brow it seemed.
skoltroll t1_jd3gito wrote
Reply to The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
Wish I could give this a free award b/c it answers a question I had this weekend.
Seems like NCAA bball parity is in full force.
PmMeYourBestComment t1_jd3g8sd wrote
Reply to comment by mata_dan in [OC] Happy spring to everyone in the northern hemisphere! Do you know which are the leading cut flower exporters? by RobinWheeliams
Naaldwijk area. Massive area full of greenhouses.
csdspartans7 t1_jd3eoxo wrote
Reply to comment by mih4u in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
Sweet 16 is the final 16 teams left in a tournament of 64, the 3rd round.
Seeds are rankings 1-16. There are 4 regions and 4 of each seed. The 4 1 seeds are the 4 best teams in the country.
wishusluck t1_jd3dm3f wrote
Reply to comment by mih4u in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
> Sweet 16.. isn't that the show about entitled kids on their birthday?
LOFL! Well done friend, just made me laugh out f loud!
PenetrationT3ster t1_jd3cxz4 wrote
Reply to comment by PenetrationT3ster in [OC] Live metrics of my failed social media presence and every failed job interview over the last 10 years (700+). by jimhi
This seems to work though?: https://dare.fail/#live_metrics
PenetrationT3ster t1_jd3culz wrote
Reply to [OC] Live metrics of my failed social media presence and every failed job interview over the last 10 years (700+). by jimhi
Website ain't working buddy.
nemom t1_jd3cagd wrote
It does State of Wyoming but not State of Washington?!?!
Boatster_McBoat t1_jd3q0vl wrote
Reply to comment by Gargomon251 in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Strong correlation between low income and high infant mortality. Strong correlation between high infant mortality and high birth rates. Search YouTube for Hans Rosling ... Some incredible (and hopeful) videos on this sort of data