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Andradessssss t1_izuiwyq wrote
Reply to comment by DanoPinyon in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
I'm impressed that the longest continuous record of temperatures started in England in the 1650's, while some form of thermometer has been around since 70 AD (according to Wikipedia)
JerryVand t1_izuip24 wrote
Reply to comment by sdbernard in [OC] Small multiple chart showing renewable energy capacity additions over the next 5 years by sdbernard
Great job with the X axis consistency, relative to China! My only suggestion would be to remove the lines at 100 and 300 for US and India.
theverybigapple OP t1_izuicw8 wrote
Reply to comment by Sparky_delite in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
I wanted to show that single fathers are increasing. The goal isn't/wasn't to show the global increase in single parents. Although, the graph includes numbers so one can see the total is also increasing.
meteorchopin t1_izui4hj wrote
Interesting way to show the positive trend. You also capture year to year variability well. Thumbs up from a climate scientist.
INSIJS t1_izui0gn wrote
Lol at a 140 year timeline to support the Climate Crisis Hoax. https://i.imgur.com/cDxruMV.jpg We’re in a cooling period.
Sparky_delite t1_izuhu0t wrote
Reply to [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
What about the total? Is that increasing from 91 as well? The percentage is interesting but totaling to 100 percent from year to year makes it difficult to compare the rate at di gle parents in total.
Zealousideal_Ask6853 t1_izuh910 wrote
Reply to comment by shapesize in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
It probably is higher than that, depending on how you measure it. A single mother with 3 children from 3 fathers would only count as 1 "family" in the graphic.
NeliGalactic t1_izuguid wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
No I totally agree. What I'm saying is try living in Rural northern England. There's genuinely still not much need for 4x4s even here. I cut about in a 1L fiesta just as well as any Land Rover and its hilly as hell round here.
Absolute wank shafts up here tho with their incredibly wide 4x4s on a country road with a boat on the back just nipping out for some milk and they think "well there's less pollution here it'll be fine". Idiots.
decideye t1_izug0y3 wrote
Reply to comment by DanoPinyon in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
I find it funny everyone thinks I'm saying climate change doesn't exist. I was just giving my thoughts on this month so far which compared to last 2 months, is super cold. But I guess I get where you all are coming from, I didn't give it much context.
eric5014 t1_izuftvj wrote
Reply to [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
For comparison, in Australia in 2021, there were 1,068,268 single parent families (representing 15.9% of families), with 19.6% of these parents being male.
At the previous census in 2016, with was 959,544, 15.8% of families, and 18.2% of those parents being male.
So single fathers are on the rise here. By comparison, the US has a higher proportion of single-parent families and a greater share of the parents are fathers.
Having written the above, I remembered that a large number of Aussie kids have custody shared between their two parents. The above figures relate to where they were on census night. Lots of those kids would be with their mum most of the time and their dad on some weekends.
[deleted] t1_izuft9d wrote
Reply to comment by NeliGalactic in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
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theverybigapple OP t1_izuf2sm wrote
Reply to comment by Vulcan_MasterRace in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
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I assume men used to die in wars leaving single mothers behind. Now that we have fewer wars, women leave men to do their fair share.
notaballitsjustblue t1_izuf0gp wrote
Reply to comment by Lanaloki in [OC] Growth in subscribers of major music streaming services, 2016-2021 by giteam
It wouldn’t be on r/data is beautiful if it was actually beautiful.
madsomadsoman t1_izuew17 wrote
Oh yeah, good old year 2029, way better than 2021
theverybigapple OP t1_izuekka wrote
Reply to comment by shapesize in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
From 14 million (men+women) to 22.8 million, almost a 60%+ increase. Isn't it high enough?
shapesize t1_izueage wrote
Reply to [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
I actually thought the increase would be more than that. What was it in the 1980s, I wonder…
[deleted] t1_izue9uh wrote
Reply to comment by Vulcan_MasterRace in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
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obscure_greenleaf t1_izud28y wrote
Reply to comment by theverybigapple in [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
Neither is good, my friend
Medcait t1_izucqv2 wrote
This is a terrible graph. Is that supposed to be months??
Several_Donkey47 t1_izuc9xw wrote
Reply to comment by Master_of_Rodentia in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Same it seems like average temps in the month that is selected but each subsequent block is the year afterwards
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Vulcan_MasterRace t1_izuc5ue wrote
Reply to [OC] The rise of single fathers by theverybigapple
Women leaving their families to "live their best life"
mc_samsa t1_izuacn5 wrote
Reply to comment by svenjoy_it in [OC] Growth in subscribers of major music streaming services, 2016-2021 by giteam
Compared to apple music:
-has good music discovery such as song/playlist radio, recommended songs, recommended playlists, similar artists, found on. -plus it's easy to click on a artist and go down a sort of musoc rabbit hole -Spotify is social. You can follow friends, make playlists together, Spotify makes blended playlists, you can see what friends are listening to
- Spotify has a good interface where you can easily switch between PC and phone
- searching for a song on apple music is odd. I feel like it's very americacentic. I feel like it assumes you spelled a popular English song wrong and suggests that instead of the foreign song you were looking for.
Idk I feel like it's just music discovery in general
lololy87 t1_izua8uk wrote
Reply to comment by supermopman in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Much easier to read
KentuckyDobro t1_izujlso wrote
Reply to [OC] Growth in subscribers of major music streaming services, 2016-2021 by giteam
Hmmm. Who is on Spotify that’s not on the others?