Kinda true, Hulkenberg is an above average driver who’s never done anything significant in the sport yet he is consistent and rarely makes errors so he gets a lot of laps, however, the first two are within the best of the history and are still better than 90% of the grid, Alonso is 41 and Hamilton is 38

What's interesting is that "made a point" does not have one single implementation, but this tends to be not how it appears to a person performing an implementation.

I mean come on, this is a data science subreddit, not /r/politics.

The only amazing thing is how many roads is missing from this map.

I think it is immensely interesting, because the consequences will follow the same general script as always and nothing will change.

That nothing ever changes is interesting!

I think you think you made a point, but you did not

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_truth_effect

https://ml4a.github.io/ml4a/how_neural_networks_are_trained/

> I'm thinking of adding labels to the stories that fell out of the news cycle along the bottom of the chart.

I think it would be interesting to manually tag various events and then see if there is any temporal correlation between tags of certain types over long periods of time - for example: political scandals may coincidentally be commonly followed shortly by "social" scandals.

LOTS more could be done in this space, especially if one isn't too concerned for their health if you know what I mean.

Really hope the lies from George Santos keep surfacing. It just gets more bonkers every time and is immensely entertaining.

Monterrey park shooting… wow tells me all I need to know about this society.

1: I'd guess Pikachu is like 93% at minimum

2: For better memory, people probably use a "system" such as starting at the beginning or listing the pokemon in order. Probably doesn't take too many people doing that but not finishing for some other reason to affect the results.

If you can't understand the context of news stories and what bigger/smaller bars mean by date, you weren't really capable of adding anything to the convo even if it was spelled out for you

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Not really. "Prevalence" seems common sense but is easy to interpret differently from person to person, and easy to be misrepresented on a chart built off of quantitation yet doesn't actually quantify anything. But sure, it's pretty.

As the other people said, a 29 year old was beat to death.

Skip to ~38 minutes for a camera on a street light(I assume) that shows the whole thing. The first 38 minutes have the initial encounter before Tyre runs from them since he's scared for his life, and then 2 perspectives of them catching up to him and beating him. To warn you ahead of time though, it's literally them beating someone to the point that they died 3 days later. Like a soccer kick to the head, a cop breaking his baton from hitting him so hard, and 2 cops holding Tyre up while another punches him in the face. Its a top contender for the worst police behavior I've seen on camera.

https://www.localmemphis.com/article/news/local/video-released-tyre-nichols/522-bafcab5c-cc2d-4d87-a0b9-7f9bf02ca5bb

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The title took care of everything for me. I was able to make the correct assumptions on everything you did with a little hand waiving at the details I didn’t care about. What else would the axes be?

Stupid simple to misinterpret. Complete with unlabeled mystery data pointlessly taking up space

lol, the top dude on there barely knows how to speak Spanish, so bilingual he is not.

Thank you!

I've had the same idea. It'd be pretty cool to have this as a big landing page, where hovering over each story on the plot gave you details about the story and links to articles.

Part of the problem is there aren't many reliable sources even discussing it. Look up Jordan T. Walker - Pfizer

https://mobile.twitter.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1618435991211233282

That's a Twitter link to prove he works for Pfizer

Nice. Can I recommend this is just a big landing page with the top 10-15 articles or something?

It's easier to critique than to create - so no discourtesy intended - but that's basically my new homepage.

As someone who has Chimecho as their favorite Pokémon of all time, I find this amusing

The Paul Pelosi and Israel stories only appear for one day and don’t make much of an impact on the story you’re trying to tell about longevity in the news cycle (there’s just not enough data).

I would group them into a single bucket labeled ‘Emerging Stories’ or something.