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Reply to comment by Sadoksad in [OC] Apple’s cash flow statement visualized by giteam
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goingforth_ t1_j2f9ica wrote
Reply to comment by ClaffeyLP in [OC] Monthly Enplaned Passengers, Hong Kong International Airport and Indianapolis International Airport, 2019-2022 by thexylom
Hoo-hoo...
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Hendrix194 t1_j2f99m0 wrote
This is terribly biased data. Where are the top manufacturers you were talking about? Genuinely annoyed lol.
Stillwater215 t1_j2f8mq3 wrote
Reply to [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
Nice graph. Though I would actually take out having it be “per capita.” Since you’re using that for both axes, it’s actually not having any effect on the data points.
w1n5t0nM1k3y t1_j2f8k0d wrote
Reply to comment by TrimBarktre in [OC] Weekly Plastic Waste from a 150 Seat Diner (lbs) by Hi_its_GOD
Yeah, I question where they got these numbers. 5 pounds of coffee creamers sums like it would be a lot.
TrimBarktre t1_j2f7qxg wrote
Dude 7 1/2 pounds of pickle spears per week is ridiculous.
And maybe switch to glass ketchup bottles?
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Reply to Contour Map of the Sub Continent [OC] by symmy546
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r2k-in-the-vortex t1_j2f6ouw wrote
Reply to comment by pk10534 in [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
You are cherry-picking random good accidents, what about all the rest of the military spending that had no other value than the military type? And do you think these advancements wouldn't have happened in civil sector anyway? They happened in military research because that's where the money went, not because military spending is inherently useful.
This-Inflation7440 t1_j2f6f69 wrote
Reply to comment by misterpoopybutthole5 in [OC] Weekly Plastic and Metallic waste from a 150 Seat Diner (lbs) by Hi_its_GOD
me and my homies hate Pete
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Reply to comment by Schnackenpfeffer in Average Woman’s Height by fastAFguy
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Ravingraven21 t1_j2f69by wrote
Why are you using log scale?
mrmalort69 t1_j2f5qd6 wrote
Reply to [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
This is a good way of visualizing it, you could also make the dots big and small representing the population of the country?
Hi_its_GOD OP t1_j2f5oca wrote
Made using https://sankeymatic.com/build/ and all the info comes from a 90 day sample of invoices from Sysco and US Foods.
Post from yesterday got some traction so I decided to do an in-depth breakdown of the plastic waste.
Hoping to use this as a pathway to start eliminating plastic use at our establishment!
I hope this doesn't garner any pickle hate, they come in 5-gallon buckets which we save and give out to customers that are in construction. But I imagine they don't last very long since they keep coming back for them.
Also what is missing from this is all the plastic packaging around meat products we receive. For example, a 40-pound case of chicken comes in four 10-lb vacuum-sealed bags. Didn't really want to deal with that
pmocz OP t1_j2f58v5 wrote
Reply to comment by chalybesmith in [OC] Fixed, New & improved: Academic salary transparency visualization by pmocz
Thank you!
Rat_Salat t1_j2f58ks wrote
Reply to Wild bears population size across the US and the EU. The US has 340 000 wild bears (300 000 Black bears, 33 000 Brown/Grizzly bears, 7 000 Polar bears). The EU has 15 500 wild bears (zero Black bears, 15 500 Brown/Grizzly bears, zero Polar bears). 2008-2022 data 🇺🇸🇪🇺🗺 [OC] by maps_us_eu
Why the hell would you have Alaska and the US but omit where all the bears live in between?
saneinsouthRI t1_j2f4ihs wrote
Reply to comment by MyriadSounds in [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
Saneinsouthcounty: It sure would be great if it were impossible to even do this graph due to lack of data
mkaszycki81 t1_j2f3w4n wrote
Reply to comment by PchamTaczke in Wild bears population size across the US and the EU. The US has 340 000 wild bears (300 000 Black bears, 33 000 Brown/Grizzly bears, 7 000 Polar bears). The EU has 15 500 wild bears (zero Black bears, 15 500 Brown/Grizzly bears, zero Polar bears). 2008-2022 data 🇺🇸🇪🇺🗺 [OC] by maps_us_eu
Dziesięć sekund szukania w Google.
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Longestnamebeaver t1_j2f3u0d wrote
Reply to comment by CorgisAreImportant in [OC] Highest paid athletes globally in 2022 by Far_Individual637
I’m curious to know, what does he even endorse that pays him so much? It’s not like he’s on every McDonald’s or Coke bottles. What does he endorse, and why is it so high value?
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Reply to comment by StringBean_GreenBean in [OC] Monthly Enplaned Passengers, Hong Kong International Airport and Indianapolis International Airport, 2019-2022 by thexylom
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farmallnoobies t1_j2f356v wrote
Reply to comment by dewlocks in [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
Instigating wars and attacking other countries for their assets sure feels like offense rather than defense.
pk10534 t1_j2f0z9c wrote
Reply to comment by r2k-in-the-vortex in [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
Does it really matter what the intended purpose was..? You stated that it never led to a better society, I’ve now given you quite a few examples of when defense spending absolutely led to a better society.
Vodik_VDK t1_j2fan05 wrote
Reply to [OC] Weekly Plastic Waste from a 150 Seat Diner (lbs) by Hi_its_GOD
2.59 lbs of latex gloves for a week?
That's nothing. Where is their health inspector?