If I chop off all your limbs you’ll adapt, doesn’t mean it’ll be a good experience.

DC and NYC are probably 2/3 for me. SF is just way prettier than either, but I get what you’re saying about museums and DC.

I was extremely disappointed by San Francisco when I went there. Doesn’t have the museum clout like DC or NYC, and frankly, it felt like a city who’s spirit was taken out back and shot. It doesn’t even breach my top 3 favorite cities I’ve visited.

I will say, the homelessness and lack of cleanliness was a “negative”, but I love NOLA, and it’s not any better.

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this is terrible data presentation an we're rejecting your paper

With 118 OC, I assumed credibility, but am grateful for your confirmation. Thank you!!!

Formal request for every bracket for every sports tourney to be built like this

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I know it’s not good to say this but in a way, for the UK this is kind of a win. It won’t be elsewhere in the world, but warmer isn’t bad. Can start growing grapes again!

It's a graph of yearly temperature relative to some baseline that you read left-to-right, top-to-bottom like a book. Temperature has been 1-2 degrees higher recently than it was 25 years ago.

It doesn't have statistics or data attached, but that's not necessary to do tell that there's a trend which deserves further investigation.

Curious where Tidal falls on this graph, if the data is available?

This would look cool as a spiral

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Business of Apps

Genuine Impact newsletter - we do 6-10 charts like this each week!

Tools:

Figma

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A lot of people will die or become homeless.

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The last team anyone expected to win was the toon squad in space jam

Year-round mild weather, world class dining scene with foods from just about every culture, incredible hiking in every direction, amazing urban parks, beautiful scenic vistas everywhere you look, world class cycling, incredible museums, world class surfing, easy access to skiing, 2 hours to wine country, high walkability and ability to live without a car, great biking infrastructure, large number of career opportunities, many educational opportunities, endless events and parties, a massive gay scene, interesting and open minded people with a 'live and let live attitude' that allows others be themselves, a general vibe that encourages people to explore who they are and find their passions - no one here is gonna ask you when you're going to 'settle down' or have kids. I could keep going but I doubt the person I'm replying to will even read this far.

It has its downsides like high cost of living, homeownership being out of reach for many, the intractable NIMBYism that tries to crystalize the city in amber, public transit that's often inefficient and frustrating, business cartels that block new restaurants and shops that might bring competition, and a more carrot than stick approach to dealing with the drug-addicted homeless population but anyone who says SF is an unlivable shit-hole either hasn't spent any time here or has very different ideals and just doesn't like cities.

Stupid graphic. France won the world cup in 2018 and was ranked 1st for a while... We don't see the team under rank 5...

And drastically means Nothing.

Praising the US policis for such a small reduction is ridiculous and pointless.

I just want to say how nerdily cool it is that the UK has been consistently recording temperature measurements since the 1880s so we can have data like this.

Heat map...for warming.... perfect

how tf did france go down to 25

Most walkable city in America. Stunning natural beauty, arguably the best of any major American city. Million things to do. Elite food. Best job market in America, if not the world.

The third of Americans that honestly believe none of this is true make my hotels there cheaper, thankfully.

People will adapt.