Recent comments in /f/dataisbeautiful
inkoativ OP t1_jd49orh wrote
Reply to comment by underlander in Optimize Figure Content in Kinder Surprise Eggs [OC] by inkoativ
Thanks for the feedback and sorry, it could have been clearer that we distinguish between "figure" and "toy". I didn't know how to add any extra explanations to the image in Reddit. Thus the blog post contains further details.
underlander t1_jd492p4 wrote
Reply to comment by inkoativ in Optimize Figure Content in Kinder Surprise Eggs [OC] by inkoativ
so the chart’s kind of misleading. A reasonable person reading this (like me) would assume that “figure” is synonymous with “toy,” so we’re looking at whether or not the kinder egg had anything inside. But you’re saying what’s being measured here is whether it has something that you want, personally. So, that’s really confusing without an explanation
codenberg OP t1_jd48p3w wrote
Reply to comment by mojotooth in [OC] A Map of Places in the US with the Same Name by codenberg
fixed. if you are curious... it is because the data has it listed as "Lexington-Fayette." data is not in fact beautiful.
inkoativ OP t1_jd48h14 wrote
Reply to comment by DeathStarVet in Optimize Figure Content in Kinder Surprise Eggs [OC] by inkoativ
Agreed, I tried in https://mhoehle.github.io/blog/2016/12/23/surprise.html to calculate a functional shape.
inkoativ OP t1_jd48bgd wrote
Reply to comment by SFPigeon in Optimize Figure Content in Kinder Surprise Eggs [OC] by inkoativ
The right hand plot gives an indication of such a plot. The blog post, where the figure is taken from, contains such a smoothed line obtained from applying some machine learning classification algorithm to the task (deliberate overkill! :-)).
http://staff.math.su.se/hoehle/blog/figure/source/2016-12-23-surprise/CLASSIFIEROUTPUT-1.png
Source: https://mhoehle.github.io/blog/2016/12/23/surprise.html
inkoativ OP t1_jd47qwx wrote
Reply to comment by underlander in Optimize Figure Content in Kinder Surprise Eggs [OC] by inkoativ
Not sure I fully understand the comment, but the content of the egg is either some kind of toy or a figure. So what varies is the content of the egg, not the chocolate. For some example pictures see https://mhoehle.github.io/blog/2016/12/23/surprise.html.
dbptwg t1_jd45xpk wrote
Reply to comment by shakingspheres in [OC] One year search in financial services w/ 10 YOE by sankykid
Not OP, but I've had this conversation with 3 employers. They always understand if you're honest. If it's a red tape deal breaker for them, they'll see it on your resume and won't call you back. Most people will just be jealous you got a long break, even if it wasn't what you needed or wanted.
Cooperativism62 t1_jd45syx wrote
Reply to comment by jonny_wow in [OC] UBS is now the world's 3rd largest asset management firm after acquiring Credit Suisse by giteam
What's so toxic about it? I haven't read the reports yet on what caused the failure and none of the headlines hint either.
Cooperativism62 t1_jd45mo3 wrote
Reply to comment by curiosity-12 in [OC] UBS is now the world's 3rd largest asset management firm after acquiring Credit Suisse by giteam
Because if the Swiss government acted as dealer of last resort, buying up the assets under management, then Swiss dept to GDP ratio skyrockets.
So yes, it is good to compare a stock (like a lambo) to a flow (your income) in the event of a purchase.
dbptwg t1_jd45hjq wrote
Reply to comment by sankykid in [OC] One year search in financial services w/ 10 YOE by sankykid
Great job, good luck at the new place!
underlander t1_jd44bdb wrote
something’s weird here. How can a kinder egg, which comes out of an automatic manufacturing facility, vary by up to 10g and still not have a toy inside? The median weight of the candy is about 32g, so how do you get +/-5g, a big difference for such a lightweight candy, so regularly if there’s not a toy inside?
DoeCommaJohn t1_jd42us8 wrote
You’ve got to hand it to Russia, they really have helped Ukraine a lot through this war. They’ve also provided far more weapons than even the US
[deleted] t1_jd42jwi wrote
Reply to 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
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LanchestersLaw t1_jd42gi0 wrote
I love it! Im not a buzzkill, the animation looks great and communicates change over time
RobinWheeliams OP t1_jd41dvl wrote
Source: https://oec.world/en/profile/country/ukr
Tool: Figma
kapege t1_jd3xv3b wrote
Now try to beat Munich: 3,126 counties.
mojotooth t1_jd3wb74 wrote
Okay, hold up. I typed in "Lexington." Are you trying to tell me that the entire state of Kentucky is covered with counties that would be referring to the Lexingtons in other states rather than Lexington, KY?
I'm sorry but that is completely broken. You have something very busted in your dataset.
5epp0 t1_jd3vy72 wrote
This website is apparently not aware of the existence of Fargo, North Dakota
EDIT: or Topeka, Kansas
Own_Leather_1120 t1_jd3vo53 wrote
Reply to comment by DataMan62 in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
Yes theoretically speaking, however, I was using the existing data/history as the fit, but starting at 0. The max here is ~6 (100/16) so I added a little to the upper end.
xRVAx t1_jd3uvt0 wrote
Reply to comment by skoltroll in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo
I just now gave OP an award on your behalf
Boatster_McBoat t1_jd3tsiw wrote
Reply to comment by Gargomon251 in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Birth rate overcompensates for higher infant mortality. As infant mortality drops, birth rate drops and population growth slows.
Seriously check out a Hans Rosling video it will blow your mind.
Here's one to get you started https://youtu.be/hVimVzgtD6w
123xyz321Z t1_jd3rwbh wrote
Reply to [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
We looked the other way when Saudi Arabia took down the world trade centers, killed Kashogi, and had a horrible war with Yemen. We still consider them our ally. I don’t know why people are so confused about China wanting to be Russia’s friend. They have so many resources that they need.
Gargomon251 t1_jd3r32q wrote
Reply to comment by Boatster_McBoat in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
But if they're dying it should be canceling out the population boom
mr_capello t1_jd3qz21 wrote
would have needed that back in the golden days of surprise eggs
Galaxy999 t1_jd4al3h wrote
Reply to [OC] Which are the largest exporters to Ukraine? by RobinWheeliams
China vs US lmao… no wonder China wants the war to end but US not that much.