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GameDoesntStop t1_j2tfwm9 wrote
Reply to Historical Average Monthly Inflation Shows That Inflation is Typically Lower at End of Year 1950-2022 CPI-U Annualized [OC] by Sparta89
Pretty interesting! I checked the data for Canada too, and found a similar pattern:
| Month | Average annualized inflation (1950 - 2022) |
|---|---|
| Jan | 4.3% |
| Feb | 5.1% |
| Mar | 4.6% |
| Apr | 4.2% |
| May | 4.8% |
| Jun | 4.4% |
| Jul | 4.9% |
| Aug | 3.2% |
| Sep | 2.2% |
| Oct | 3.6% |
| Nov | 2.7% |
| Dec | 0.4% |
AGrazingCow t1_j2tf5nq wrote
Reply to Loadshedding (rotating power blackouts) in South Africa over 8 years (update) [OC] by sixhobbits
Any chance it can go back to 2014? I seem to remember that's when it started for real. When the excuse was the "coal got rained on"
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Reply to Loadshedding (rotating power blackouts) in South Africa over 8 years (update) [OC] by sixhobbits
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itsalonghotsummer t1_j2te680 wrote
Reply to comment by bongsound in Summary of UK weather and climate in 2022, it was the warmest year on record and overall the mean temperature exceeded 10°C (50°F) for the first time ever! It was also drier and sunnier than average. [OC] by neilrkaye
This is wrong in so many different ways it's almost funny.
itsniickgeo t1_j2tczqo wrote
Reply to Historical Average Monthly Inflation Shows That Inflation is Typically Lower at End of Year 1950-2022 CPI-U Annualized [OC] by Sparta89
I would figure it would be higher in November and December with all of the Christmas gifts being bought
Cruzbb88 t1_j2tcwv9 wrote
Reply to Loadshedding (rotating power blackouts) in South Africa over 8 years (update) [OC] by sixhobbits
Am visiting family currently here in South Africa and not having electricity for 9 hours a day leading up to Christmas is absolutely horrendous, an absolute shit show.
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melance t1_j2t74l6 wrote
Reply to comment by Crash_Recovery in [OC] John Hughes 80s Movies Network by Crash_Recovery
I thought the same happened with Christmas Vacation
edit: NVM just noticed he was a producer on Christmas Vacation.
mata_dan t1_j2t5dtx wrote
This is just confirming my bias considering places I thought had a few more dumb people prefer Roblox XD
PickleMan1212 t1_j2t5591 wrote
Why does Africa always suck?? Isn’t there like 75 countries there??
Sparta89 OP t1_j2t4vb7 wrote
Reply to Historical Average Monthly Inflation Shows That Inflation is Typically Lower at End of Year 1950-2022 CPI-U Annualized [OC] by Sparta89
Data source: https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CUUR0000SA0&output_view=pct_1mth
Tool: Microsoft Excel
I did the math to calculate the average monthly inflation in the USA at an annualized rate since 1950.
History shows that inflation is typically low in November and December. While it is highest in February, March, and June.
This provides a compelling reason why inflation has not yet peaked. The fall in inflation that the USA is seeing now may just be the typical seasonal pattern before inflation surges again over the next few months.
GamingRanger t1_j2t4j0q wrote
How on earth does Saudi Arabia have a high HDI. Does it only calculate life expectancies and stuff like that?
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solacir18 t1_j2t1715 wrote
Funny how Indiana also has "furry" as it's most searched porn category
bbradz_ t1_j2t15p6 wrote
Reply to [OC] 2022: Life in Booleans by randomo_redditor
Incredible work! I’m wondering how you record all of this / if your willing to reflect in it for a moment, how you’ve managed to get into the schedule of recording it. Keep up the great work 👍
*im interested in setting up a system like this for myself so im naturally interested
cdn121 t1_j2t052m wrote
Reply to [OC] 2022: Life in Booleans by randomo_redditor
Someone partied in the 3rd week of march
fortnitefunnies3 t1_j2sz9ty wrote
Reply to [OC] 2022: Life in Booleans by randomo_redditor
I like the crying counter. It feels a little more normalized now than a few years ago.
phdoofus t1_j2svu2b wrote
Reply to [OC] The ISS is the largest man-made structure ever put into orbit. Here is what each module does and who built them by giteam
This seems like a lot of effort to make a list because all that's here is a list of a number of things that all have an equal sized slice of the pie.
Ekublai t1_j2sumbi wrote
Reply to comment by unique56 in [OC] Bible Reading Plan as Circle by jcddyer
I don’t know. Song of Solomon gets pretty spicy.
jcddyer OP t1_j2sruqd wrote
Reply to comment by Allerdice_ in [OC] Bible Reading Plan as Circle by jcddyer
Here's a 5min video that summarizes the story: https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/the-story-of-the-bible/
LtUnsolicitedAdvice t1_j2sq6r0 wrote
Reply to [OC] The richest billionaires in January 2023 (and how they got there, since 2020) by GeorgeDaGreat123
Adani went from 9bn to 100bn+ in 2 years? That is insane even compared to Musk.
kgunnar t1_j2spgbx wrote
Reply to comment by Crash_Recovery in [OC] John Hughes 80s Movies Network by Crash_Recovery
Ah, I see that in the text now, sorry.
houndrunner OP t1_j2sp1x7 wrote
A map of the contiguous U.S. using a snowflake hex pattern to show snow persistence over a 20-year period. Snow persistence is measured as the snow cover index, or the average fraction of time snow was on the ground from Jan 1 to July 3 from 2001-2020. Snowier places are white with snow, emphasizing the Rocky Mountains and Sierra range in the western U.S., and Maine in the northeast. The majority of the southern half of the country is within a 0-10% snow cover index.
Made using the sf, terra, ggplot2, ggimage, scico, magick, and cowplot packages in R.
Data from: https://doi.org/10.5066/P9U7U5FP
sonia72quebec t1_j2tgjlc wrote
Reply to Loadshedding (rotating power blackouts) in South Africa over 8 years (update) [OC] by sixhobbits
Are they doing something to change this? As a Canadian I can't imagine living like that.