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Or Bhuj 2001?

That's absolutely right. People just delayed their MS plans by a year or two

AKA "Beautiful young models refuse to date anyone other than rich famous superstars"

indians are telling me on the internet , india is the greatest country on the planet and they will soon conquer the earth. why do they leave to study?

You and me both. And I've had netflix for years and watched a lot of content. What are the odds?

Hey everyone,

I recently tried to visualise some of my research findings in a classic two-dimensional plot in R. Problematically, some of my observations share the exact same values for both the X- and Y-dimension, leading to a perfect overlap in the graphic.

I would like to fix said overlap, making sure that all dots are clearly visible. Whilst this should not be too much of an issue, for some reason, I can't seem to find a workable solution that makes all dots visible.

Does anyone have any design ideas or similar how to plot my observations in a better way that makes all overlapping data points visible?

Many thanks in advance

These are movies produced by Netflix and not just simply movies on Netflix, correct?

If you're going to switch from Pixels to Moodistory, a fellow supported has created a Python script which transforms Pixel's data to Moodistory's CSV import format. https://github.com/wdyst/pixels2moodistory

I've seen Red Notice three times and I still can't recall a single scene or joke from the movie. Which is why i watched it 3 times in the first place

Its as if men where attracted to youth and beauty while women were tracted to status and money.

Yeah it’s cause we were already one of the most democratic countries. It’s just cause our governments done a couple super minor anti-democratic things lately

Yes Christchurch was really bad. Here is a clip visualising the Japan one

Known as a Christmas cake dater

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lakh = 100,000

Because of COVID

Did Japan have as many aftershocks? Christchurch was nuts

If you sum 2020+2021+2022 the average is lower than the three previous years, and taking into account that the rise could be due to a lot of people postponing their stays abroad because of COVID, I'd say this data is not that clear. It would be interesting to see how this trend evolves is 2023.

In India, 1 lakh = 100,000

Aah the Irishman was one heck of a watch. Anyone know movies similar to it?

I'm seeing this not as a rapid rise, but a two year dip in an otherwise gradual rise due to covid.

Indeed there may not be any rise at all when you consider that some of the last year are students finishing up their academic careers overseas. In other words what percentage of those students would have gone overseas in the previous two years. Uncover that and you have interesting data. Right now all you are telling me is that people dont travel during a global pandemic.

Is data beautiful when the y axis in the illustration isn’t labeled with a unit of measure? No. I don’t believe it is.

You could ask Polish people in Poland if they hate Poles and you’d still likely get 40% of the population having a negative opinion on them.

The number of Indian students going abroad witnessed a substantial jump of 68% in 2022. At nearly 7.5 lakh, it was the highest in the last six years, as per the data shared by the government in the ongoing budget session of the parliament.

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Data Source: Parliament Q&A