What this thread needs is a rally POV video.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_cYd7MpXgs

your welcome.

extra: 3rd party POV... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC8IAJ03nZ8

Doesn’t google already give you time stamps of your search as long as it’s chapetwred?

Yeah eia has buttloads of data.

https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/us-energy-facts/

Nope but Fox News is. So I guess they don't matter.

I figured it all out on reddit but it seems to be > the max 1,000 comments ago :(

I think it shows entire road, even if it crosses the border.

In 2002 there was a peak of home ownership in people aged 70-74. In 2022 those people are aged 85+.

Older people didn’t buy more homes. The age bracket with highest home ownership got older.

Why is there a singular strip of backroad deep in Russian side of the border? Do we still own that particular backroad or what?

nuclear power

Dah! I just realized I should have reversed the gradient on the weakest performers. Warmer colors on sonic forces, and lighter colors on the longer bars, like Mario Tennis.

Removing zero from the axis was fine, almost no reviewers use the entire 10 point range for games. A 6/10 is widely considered terrible and a failure.

If strongest and weakest were shown on top of each other, it would be good to have them use the same range, though.

New Hampshire is a weird place to drive. People will make up stop signs , refuse /race at merges even going as far as stopping on on ramps or even slowing on the highway or moving into the wrong lane. If you think your horn or flash a light it the most common things will never occur to them. Such as if a lights green, they're coming into your lane /forcing you out or there's a danger ahead. The lights or horn simply mean "screw you " here and I don't get it. We also make up speed limits. Which I know people speed but here it's bizarre. Between the random speed limits that make no sense like the fabled 20mph on a straight road with no homes or businesses to rt16 arbitrarily switching between 55 and 65 theres really no reason to observe the limit unless it's snowing.

Don't underestimate the effect of the target age group either. My kids aren't old enough write reviews but they liked Pokemon Shield. Plus it was their first "real" Pokemon game so they don't really have anything to compare it to.

Adults know how much money Pokemon earns and how much it costs to make amazing graphics, plus they've played all the previous games so they have higher expectations.

2002 the 70ish were the ones with the most self owned homes, 20 year later it is the 85+... That is not so surprising, is it? Probably in the seventies it was easier to afford houses?

Is that really fair given all the crazy shit Biden says about cornpop, lying about being a trucker, the inane rambling, blatantly incorrect statements, asking where dead people are, etc? Are you really going to ignore the impact of a hostile or protective media?

That's super cool! The data on OpenStreetMap never ceases to amaze me

"Is every data point a state?"
50 states = 50 plot points

"Are you classifying a state as "Democrat" or "Republican" based on majority vote for president in some election?"
red = Rep states in 2020 election
blue = Dem states in 2020 election

"Is that the t-statistic or the p-value?
t-tests are usually reported using the p-value

"And why doesn't the top right graph have a number, especially when it looks more likely to have a statistical difference?"
... the t-test is sensitive to small mean variations: the top right plot shows the means separated by a SD, which is NOT a small difference ( t-test = 0.000015).

Wow didn’t know small country like Lativa has medal in baseball

Because it's still one of the best party game, especially if we exclude indie titles?

>in third place was a game called Wreckfest

Oh yeah... I played that. Probably on GamePass? It was actually quite fun, but lagged a bit at the time. Maybe not #3 of all Switch games, but easily in the top 300!

Yeah, OSM in Finland is quite lacking when it comes to smaller roads especially in areas with low population

Thanks for your insights. I ended up removing zero from the axis because it was causing the distances between each game score to become not too noticeable. I let Tableau handle the setting of the axis range from there. In retrospect, I probably should have fiddled with that more.

Another thing I'll mention is that I had to setup a threshold for the number of votes that a game received. BoftW is super acclaimed, and has 1k+ votes. Funny enough, in third place was a game called Wreckfest, which I had never heard of. It had a score of 9.4, but only had 7 votes. I ended up requiring that the strongest and weakest games have at least 200 votes.

How big are the differences?

You really think a WHOLE generation ("Every. Single. One. Of. Them.") has the ability to buy a home? A burger flipper can buy a house?

Man most deliveroo riders I know do this because they need to pay bills, not because it's a career choice. And most of all, being a deliveron rider doesn't make you able to buy a house.

>It's why they are called zoomers...

Dude, they're generation Z and called Zoomers in reference to Boomers.

I mean, I read in other comments of yours that you're a teacher. I hope you do a little more research before teaching kids.

I just hope this whole thing was a joke because I fear for UK's education now.

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