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croatoan182 t1_j0zkq85 wrote
Did Phyllis ever see anyone other than Bob?
cred_it t1_j0zji42 wrote
Reply to [OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes by giteam
I heard a while back that a significant percentage (even a majority) of AA’s profit comes from rewards program activity (selling points). Where is that captured in this chart?
bmoorewastaken OP t1_j0zib22 wrote
Reply to comment by Basking_shark_13 in The Office: Office Romances by Season at Dunder Mifflin [OC] by bmoorewastaken
I think it's usually called a chord chart or chord diagram
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Creative_Elk_4712 t1_j0zhqr4 wrote
Reply to comment by buddyleeoo in [OC] We Tried and Ranked EVERY pizza in our city (MONCTON NB, CANADA) by ReelDeadOne
This is totally different from my experience, these aren’t really things people consider to judge a pizza here…
Pizzas are obv all about the same roundness, ingredients ought to be regularly scattered on the pizza because with only 2-3 minutes in the oven they wouldn’t cook well if not. So the point is that the regularity of its shape are a given due to the speed of the process itself, it’s a necessary outcome, and irregularities aren’t minded by customers
vtTownie t1_j0zho5o wrote
Reply to comment by noiamholmstar in Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state? by MrMike
It’s literally “largest source of energy in every state.” It shows exactly what it is claiming to depict. You’re wanting it to show something different than what it does depict. You’re dense as hell.
underlander t1_j0zhnqp wrote
Reply to [OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes by giteam
why are the anchor points different widths
Basking_shark_13 t1_j0zhgsb wrote
Is there a specific name for this type of chart?
noiamholmstar t1_j0zhaes wrote
Reply to comment by vtTownie in Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state? by MrMike
It’s taking a single data point out of context of the broader picture. That’s fair criticism of the way that data is being presented. If the map also showed the percentage for the largest share, then I would have no issue with it.
vtTownie t1_j0zefja wrote
Reply to comment by noiamholmstar in Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state? by MrMike
That wasn’t the point of the map though. That’s a totally different measure if you’re comparing fossil fuels to renewables. This was by generation source. None of this is misleading, you’re just wanting to look at something completely different.
Artistic-Boss2665 t1_j0zciie wrote
Reply to comment by haz3lnut in Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state? by MrMike
If we get rid of nuclear, yes
Tato7069 t1_j0zcfsu wrote
Reply to comment by Ya1233 in [OC] Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company. Breaking down its most recent income statement by giteam
How? It doest say that in the title either. Yeah, I mean I guess if someone doesn't attempt to comprehend something, they may not comprehend it...
bade_bhrata t1_j0zbblp wrote
Reply to comment by Zestyclose_Hamster_5 in in 2023 India will become the most populous country in the world, surpassing China, which holds the #1 since 1750s. source: The Economist by Junoby
>Pakistani descent,
>killing and rape of innocent Kashmiris,
Bro you are the first pakistani to admit the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus. You have my respect for that
noiamholmstar t1_j0za314 wrote
Reply to comment by vtTownie in Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state? by MrMike
Right, but focusing on “top share” misses a lot of detail. You could have one state where the the majority is renewables, but no single renewable category exceeds coal, so coal is listed. And you could have another that gets 90% of its energy from coal, and on this diagram they both look the same. That’s what I mean by misleading. It’s technically correct but it’s only part of the truth.
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bmoorewastaken OP t1_j0z7cjn wrote
This visualization was created using Tableau and data sourced manually from https://theoffice.fandom.com/wiki/The_Office. The interactive visualization can be found here https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/brian.moore7221/viz/TheOfficeOfficeRomancesbySeason/OfficeRomances
eva01beast t1_j0z6jse wrote
Reply to [OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes by giteam
This must be the third airline post I've seen by you and all I can conclude is that either there isn't much money in operating airlines, or these companies are indulging in Hollywood levels of accounting.
Tiabaja t1_j0z6gyn wrote
Reply to [OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes by giteam
What does "other" consist of?
imma_go_take_a_nap t1_j0z5vjk wrote
Reply to comment by slsturrock in [OC] My daily minutes of exercise from 2017 to 2022, before (red) and during (blue) the COVID-19 pandemic, using Apple Watch data (analyzed in R) by slsturrock
That makes sense. It would be interesting to change the X axis to Julian day (values 1 to 365) and then plot the data by year. That would expose seasonal differences and trends between years. And you could manually indicate annual means with tick marks on the Y axis.
RoastedRhino t1_j0z445j wrote
There is 1000x more information here, if anyone is interested.
https://app.electricitymaps.com/map
Including CO2 intensity, difference between the production mix and consumption mix (because energy is transferred between states) and historical data.
Shadowdestroy61 t1_j0z41up wrote
Grad students get paid? I know they get stipends but thought that was typically around $10k a year
isocrackate t1_j0z375r wrote
Reply to comment by neurodiverseotter in [OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes by giteam
FYI - any public company financials are consolidated (all-inclusive of subsidiaries) unless their % ownership is below a certain level. I think under 50%, been a while for me.
Obvious_Chapter2082 t1_j0yx3sk wrote
Reply to comment by pricktive in [OC] Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company. Breaking down its most recent income statement by giteam
Frivolous expenses aren’t usually tax-deductible. And the government doesn’t pay for it, it just means that the company reduces their taxable income by that amount
Ya1233 t1_j0ywycf wrote
Reply to comment by Tato7069 in [OC] Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company. Breaking down its most recent income statement by giteam
I mean they could put that in the title is everyone’s point. If you have to fish for it, the viz already failed.
Someone could scroll by this and come to the conclusion that Boeing is a 12B USD company, which is incorrect it’s a 60B+ company.
bmoorewastaken OP t1_j0zlj6v wrote
Reply to comment by croatoan182 in The Office: Office Romances by Season at Dunder Mifflin [OC] by bmoorewastaken
I don't believe so, but in Season 2 during Toby's sexual harassment talk he mentions that all office romances should be reported to HR, and she asks "Even one-night stands"? So it seems she did, but I don't think we never find out with who