Recent comments in /f/dataisbeautiful
Bigfoot34 t1_j7ou1vp wrote
Reply to [OC] NBA has a new Scoring King! by xDiestax
Good for Lebron! What’s crazy too is Kareem only made one 3 pointer in his career and still held it for so long.
implicitpharmakoi t1_j7otzgp wrote
Reply to [OC] Red Notice is the most popular Netflix movie of all time (based on hours watched) by giteam
That’s … sad.
It wasn’t a terrible completely unwatchable movie, but your best?
[deleted] t1_j7otxez wrote
Reply to [OC] NBA has a new Scoring King! by xDiestax
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Narrow_Soft_9225 t1_j7otvuu wrote
Reply to [OC] Red Notice is the most popular Netflix movie of all time (based on hours watched) by giteam
They had to rewatch it to confirm “is it really that bad?”
xDiestax OP t1_j7otl14 wrote
Reply to [OC] NBA has a new Scoring King! by xDiestax
Data from ESPN: www.espn.com/nba/history/leaders
I created the chart using Plotset.com. You can access the chart itself here: https://plotset.com/share/b475d960-7a07-45a8-9d97-9107cb349745
giteam OP t1_j7orltg wrote
LordBrandon t1_j7oepte wrote
Reply to comment by MyAnswerIsMaybe in [OC] How Google makes money (its 2022 income statement visualized as a Sankey diagram) by IncomeStatementGuy
Most of thoes billions goes to paying people. You're only happy if it's 100%?
LordBrandon t1_j7oea0i wrote
Reply to comment by gza_liquidswords in [OC] How Google makes money (its 2022 income statement visualized as a Sankey diagram) by IncomeStatementGuy
Thats not just a lucky investment, they've pumped an unimaginable amount of money and effort building it to what it is today.
markth_wi t1_j7o95be wrote
Reply to comment by PixieBaronicsi in [OC] Nuclear energy production from 1965 to 2021 in US, UK, France, Germany, and Japan by highcharts
And then there is Fukushima - graph choice not withstanding the Japanese ending their enthusiasm with nuclear is **very** understandable, especially given that the Sendai earthquake and it's immediate aftershocks didn't practically stop for months afterwards... That other countries will take a decade or two to come around on Gen5 type reactors or perhaps Gen 6 or just get real on funding fusion is the way of things.
LikChalko t1_j7o5xdg wrote
Reply to comment by doubledippedchipp in [OC] Spotify Streams by Every Song Nominated for "Song of the Year" At The 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards by dvd5671
Oh totally. I could have expressed that with much details and less broad statements. Was just a bit tired when I wrote it.
cyan-pink-duckling t1_j7nmi4r wrote
Reply to comment by mrbrambles in [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
For starters, this can be an efficient way to set up voice activation. Sound signals are generally temporally compact, and somewhat sparse in Mexican hat basis.
SolTarot t1_j7nm669 wrote
Reply to [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
Looks like a big dick and balls
Ok_Access_6702 t1_j7ne6co wrote
Reply to [OC] European attitudes towards Muslims and Jews by Udzu
I guess I'm presumed to recognize all these flags, but I don't.
imnotreel t1_j7ndzve wrote
Reply to [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
>DataIsBeautiful is for visualizations that effectively convey information. Aesthetics are an important part of information visualization, but pretty pictures are not the sole aim of this subreddit.
Meanwhile in r/dataisbeautiful : a random scalogram of a cough audio recording with no title, no axes labels, no color bar, big ass empty margins and zero annotations or description what so ever gets hundreds of upvotes ...
michiganfan101 t1_j7ndyq0 wrote
Reply to [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
Ooh pretty colors. Doesn't mean anything since nothing is labeled, but I suppose you could try to sell it to a modern art museum
LacomusX t1_j7mues7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Spotify Streams by Every Song Nominated for "Song of the Year" At The 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards by dvd5671
As a 20 year old I disagree with this. Any publicity is good publicity anyway
xxthundergodxx77 t1_j7mrcrs wrote
Reply to comment by ryansdayoff in USA Multiple Jobholders Since Covid [OC] by rosetechnology
Yea. Is this all work-available people or only among people currently working?
[deleted] t1_j7moxxo wrote
Reply to comment by yikesafm8 in [OC] Spotify Streams by Every Song Nominated for "Song of the Year" At The 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards by dvd5671
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ryansdayoff t1_j7mni2z wrote
What about people only working 1 job?
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st4n13l t1_j7mgkws wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in USA Multiple Jobholders Since Covid [OC] by rosetechnology
You're correct that the government says that. Weirdly enough the data does too.
moorsmith t1_j7mfar7 wrote
Reply to comment by Cough_Geek in [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
very cool!
tilapios t1_j7md0jo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in USA Multiple Jobholders Since Covid [OC] by rosetechnology
You wouldn't say it on the basis of these data, but unemployment is down: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/UNRATE
mrbrambles t1_j7mble9 wrote
Reply to comment by Cough_Geek in [OC] A lonely cough on a scalogram, yet rich in charasteristics & distinctive properties by Cough_Geek
What is your goal in processing? I used to do a lot of image processing with wavelets, so curious on how much is applicable knowledge here. In images, edge/feature detection and smoothing are some of the main goals.
ButtholeQuiver t1_j7ov9o5 wrote
Reply to [OC] Red Notice is the most popular Netflix movie of all time (based on hours watched) by giteam
That's interesting. I watch a reasonable amount of Netflix but I've never heard of this movie