Misleading graphs (Clipped Range) aren't beautiful.

Glancing at the graph implies a huge dip until you realize the axis starts at 5.5 and it's only a minor dip. Damn misleading graphs lol

Also something I found funny was that the movie with the lowest star ratings in the data set was An Unremarkable Christmas. Fitting name for the movie that is tied for the lowest star rating on IMDB between the years 2016-2022

Data Source used was from Kaggle IMDB Dataset of All Christmas Movies 2016-2022: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/adityak957/imdb-christmas-movies-from-20162022?resource=download

Tools Used: Python, Pandas Library, Plotly Express

Would love to hear feedback or any questions you have.

Nah it was a good question

This is so weird. I always thought that Time Warner bought AOL.

Cool! Research ftw

Precisely zero of these should have been approved.

The Australia stat is kinda embarrassing. Like you gave up.

Australians watch Aussie rules football more than other countries? A game we invented and only we play? Crazy. Good thing I had this infographic to tell me.

Coming in at second on this list is literally the only good thing about the AOL/Time Warner merge.

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The grey line is extra time! So when the Netherlands score with 8 minutes left the probability of the game going to extra time jumps to near 99%.

Edit: Original comment asked about the sharp cross of lines at the end.

I'm still in fucking pain serious pain because those fuckers, I'm still just stuck on the typical old same old crap painkillers, I wanted to try something I thought of, a way to hack into a cell and completely disable the pain signal, but they would lose money, they can't have that, so they stole the election

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Honestly Apple & Google have grown into their valuations a lot more than many people realize. Even by pretty traditional metrics (eg P/E ratio) they're barely above average, and that's with them still making pretty giant investments in growth. Agree on Tesla though

That was entirely the point of Google buying Motorola. They were always in for their parent portfolio because they were afraid someone like Apple, Microsoft or Samsung (for Tizen)would buy Motorola and weaponize their patents and kill Android.

I’d say most are indifferent

The data looks to be about a year out of date. Many of those valuations have been slashed. I’m somewhat close to this.

Very interesting to see this. Surprised but cool info as well.

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Source: Google win probability data from the World Cup data card in Google search results. Info about the data here.

Tool: Used Puppeteer javascript library to scrape the data from Google each minute of the game then Excel to create the chart.

To clarify the legend, orange is prob. of a Netherlands win in regular time, blue is an Argentina win, gray is prob. of ending in a tie and heading to extra time.

Fukn wimdy

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