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Metalytiq OP t1_iz4mh7a wrote
Reply to comment by statista_social in [OC] Visualizing the Visualizers. A look at how many Instagram followers our favorite data visualizers have. If there are any visualizers we should check out, please comment by Metalytiq
Thank you! Your organization is a huge motivator for us.
katspike t1_iz4lw31 wrote
Reply to [OC] Sponsors of the FIFA World Cup 1982-2022 by 38384
It's a pity this wasn't arranged more consistently to identify trends, i.e. title at the top followed by one column with sponsors grouped in sub-columns by sector, eg. alcohol & tobacco | confectionary & fast food | energy & automotive | electronics | cosmetic & other
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Reply to comment by Xyex in I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
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Reply to Number of 'Geniuses' over time [OC] by hcrx
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You_Stole_My_Hot_Dog t1_iz4lemo wrote
Reply to comment by acatterz in [OC] 3x3 Rubik's Cube Solve Times vs. Blood Alcohol Content by Willr0wH00d
Idk, you get to point where you literally don’t even think about it. I was never as good as OP (more in the 20-30s range), but even then there were algorithms that I can done so many thousands of times that I barely even needed to register that there was a pattern. Muscle memory kicks in and just takes care of it.
I haven’t been into it for the past few years, but once I stopped practicing daily, I’d do periodic “check-ins” to see if I still remembered how to solve it. At one point I had gone like 6 months without touching the cube, and was still able to easily solve it. I didn’t even quite remember what the algorithms were or what I was looking for, but muscle memory seems to remember for a lot longer lol. So it doesn’t surprise me that it doesn’t phase him much. Not unless he was really hammered.
Xyex t1_iz4ldb2 wrote
Reply to comment by JTanCan in I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
Real life. Asteroids hit with such force that the angle doesn't matter. They essentially explode on impact, blasting out a crater much larger than the original asteroid. And explosions don't care about angle of impact, they're gonna be a big old ball of fire regardless.
carlos_6m t1_iz4l6j8 wrote
Reply to comment by acatterz in [OC] 3x3 Rubik's Cube Solve Times vs. Blood Alcohol Content by Willr0wH00d
In the end its all colours and shapes and op has reached up to 0.2% blood alcohol, which is the limit for driving in many places, I'd say up to that point it makes sense to see little change, it would be later on when I would expect to see impairment showing
Nathan-Stubblefield t1_iz4ko5v wrote
Do the math. Calculate the correlation, (r) and see if it is statistically significant. There is a confound between practice ir fatigue and the independent variable, so as another commenter says, repeat with shots of water instead of alcohol. And it still wouldn’t prove much, because it would be easy to influence the results one way or the other.
udmh-nto t1_iz4ko1v wrote
Reply to comment by dogsnifel in [OC] 3x3 Rubik's Cube Solve Times vs. Blood Alcohol Content by Willr0wH00d
Relative magnitude of the change is important. If time changes from 10 seconds to 10.1 seconds, it's not the same as time changing from 10 seconds to 20 seconds. If you don't include zero, you can scale the graphs to look the same.
robzillerrrsss t1_iz4kjr3 wrote
Reply to comment by TalkingCanadaSnowman in [OC] Sponsors of the FIFA World Cup 1982-2022 by 38384
Fun fact, they could have very easily filtered out most of the sound of the vuvuzelas but choose not to. It's just one note so it was super easy. I was in college at the time and I made a simple filter that decreased its level significantly. I believe it was a bflat5 an its harmonics that needed to be filtered out. Never understood why they had it so loud in the broadcast.
robzillerrrsss t1_iz4k8t3 wrote
Reply to comment by Oderis in [OC] Sponsors of the FIFA World Cup 1982-2022 by 38384
Because they still compete with other brands. They want to be the first thing you think of when you get thirsty. When I pitched advertising for small businesses I was in and they were skeptical of the added expense, I would say "if coke and McDonald's need to advertise, So do we"
szachin t1_iz4jri1 wrote
Reply to Number of 'Geniuses' over time [OC] by hcrx
The OP's genius 'continent' distribution:
Europe 382
North America 97
Other 28
Russia 17
India 6
Rome 3
China 3
aruexperienced t1_iz4jggy wrote
Reply to comment by EspritFort in Number of 'Geniuses' over time [OC] by hcrx
If you speak one language you’re normal. Two you are bi-lingual. 5 you are polyliguist.
You don’t have to speak every one of the 7000 languages there are said to be just to be one. One guy (Mesic) apparently reported to understand 73. And another guy (Fazah) claimed 53.
Knowledge is a vast, vast domain and some people become competent or masters of one domain in a matter of several years.
cowboykillerreds t1_iz4jfwt wrote
Reply to I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
Let me get to the size of Chicxulub
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GrouchySquash8923 t1_iz4i5la wrote
145 k first salary after college, are you foking serious?
fiddlers_Gr33n t1_iz4hzd6 wrote
Reply to comment by MrMelodica in [OC] I reached my reading objective for 2022 before the end of year, so I did a visualization of my reading stats by MrMelodica
I'm planning to move to Europe in a few years, so that problem will be solved!
I'll definitely checkout the S.F Masterworks!
Ps. congrats on reading twice as many books in French as you set out to read. I know what an accomplishment that is in a language you're still working to nail down!
HypedTurtle t1_iz4hqdd wrote
Reply to I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
Please add more measurement options in form of KM/h, Meters etc, its hitting the EARTH afterall not the USA only.
Unless we are in Holywood web app where the whole planet is USA. :D
Translationerr0r t1_iz4hgjx wrote
Reply to comment by olli_bombastico in [OC] How my girlfriend spent her money in 2022 by Scuderia_Renault
Yeah.. but not in Germany. 120 is very little.
Translationerr0r t1_iz4hc14 wrote
Reply to comment by seas_the_day214 in [OC] How my girlfriend spent her money in 2022 by Scuderia_Renault
Elsewhere OP commented she lives in a university dorm. 300EUR/month is cheap everywhere.
ismaelgokufox t1_iz4gqje wrote
Reply to I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
Loved that it works pretty good on mobile
Dragster39 t1_iz4gq3y wrote
Reply to comment by AznSzmeCk in I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
God's take on armor piercing ammo
ChezBoris t1_iz4gl1g wrote
Reply to comment by 1minatur in [OC] 3x3 Rubik's Cube Solve Times vs. Blood Alcohol Content by Willr0wH00d
Ballmer Peak is a joke AND this data is (mostly) a joke... but... the two fastest times in their dataset are at about 0.1% and 0.12% (which would show up as a peak).
Sparrowsabre7 t1_iz4mm7a wrote
Reply to comment by hiphippo65 in [OC] Sponsors of the FIFA World Cup 1982-2022 by 38384
I know you're speaking euphemistically but I can't help but think of Men in Black when you say "sugar water".