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MrUnderbridge posted:Wait, what's Islington then? A mistake
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 Vote movements between the 2017 and 2019 elections. Because there are four major parties in Scotland and Wales, the data there is a bit trickier.
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TinTower posted:Because there are four major parties in Scotland and Wales, the data there is a bit trickier.
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 I think this qualifies as a good graph, but it takes a bit of an explanation. It's a sort of two-dimensional histogram, with color (from red through yellow to white) indicating the total count of each of ten thousand possibilities. The dataset represented: people's 4-digit credit card PINs. The x-axis is the first two digits, from 00xx to 99xx, and the y-axis is the last two, from xx00 to xx99:  Once you get your head around it, it's easy to see all sorts of patterns that make sense, given a bit of thought about what people might tend to choose. Credit for creation, and an interesting discussion of some of those patterns: https://www.datagenetics.com/blog/september32012/
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I'm guessing the vertical line is 19xx where people are putting their birthdates or whatever?
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Beartaco posted:I'm guessing the vertical line is 19xx where people are putting their birthdates or whatever? I'll bet, that's pretty funny. Also the little stubby line next to it for early 2000ers? I'm what the broader line is around 10xx, it's too wide to just be one pair.
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Pretty fun that the two whitest points are 1111 and 1234!
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Beartaco posted:I'm guessing the vertical line is 19xx where people are putting their birthdates or whatever? Yup, and a little bit of 20xx. The faded bit near the top of column 19 is probably the transition between people using their own birth year and people using their kids'. I'm the pitch black pixel around 8075ish. Anyone have a clue why nobody uses whatever that is? That will be my next PIN.
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Adhemar posted:I'm the pitch black pixel around 8075ish. Anyone have a clue why nobody uses whatever that is? That will be my next PIN. They actually caution against that in the article because of the article itself causing the number to be promoted up attempts lists.
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Beartaco posted:I'm guessing the vertical line is 19xx where people are putting their birthdates or whatever? Yeah. And the hot box on the lower left is where people are encoding their birthdays in MMDD. Interestingly enough DDMM encoding is far less popular. PittTheElder has a new favorite as of 21:25 on Dec 16, 2019 |
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Wanna see the heatmap of PINs for people who have seen that heatmap of PINs
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Powered Descent posted:Credit for creation, and an interesting discussion of some of those patterns: https://www.datagenetics.com/blog/september32012/ quote:All the usual suspects occur, but a new addition is the puerile addition in position #20 of the concatenation of 420 and 69.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:heh, when the author digs into five digits: lmao
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That's one of my favorite blogs, so make sure to check it out while you can, because the author has cancer and might not be doing updates for very long.
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frankenfreak posted:Not to mention NI. NI is easy because parties are in three camps, but there are only eighteen seats so you can't make too many conclusions. 
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PittTheElder posted:Yeah. And the hot box on the lower left is where people are encoding their birthdays in MMDD. Interestingly enough DDMM encoding is far less popular. Im betting the data was pulled from the USA, since MMDDYYYY is the date format used there. Makes total sense that DDMM wouldn't be used, most people never use DDMM.
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I was wondering what that one dot in the middle just off the diagonal meant, turns out 5150 means something to americans and/or Van Halen fans
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Jay Rust posted:Pretty fun that the two whitest points are 1111 and 1234! 1234! is way too many digits for a PIN, c’mon now.
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Bobby Digital posted:1234! is way too many digits for a PIN, c’mon now. Yes, that's why I only use the last 4
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Angepain posted:Yes, that's why I only use the last 4 Really? I thought they wouldn't let you use the default
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A few more from that thread: https://twitter.com/WardQNormal/status/1206281164522049536 https://twitter.com/WardQNormal/status/1206292839253962752
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Honestly, my favorite part of it is the picture that they chose for ol' Ron. It's just so... aggressively jolly.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:Honestly, my favorite part of it is the picture that they chose for ol' Ron. It's just so... aggressively jolly. He's so pleased that he's hosed you, got his.
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Jay Rust posted:Pretty fun that the two whitest points are 1111 and 1234! That's the same as the combo on my luggage!
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DACK FAYDEN posted:Honestly, my favorite part of it is the picture that they chose for ol' Ron. It's just so... aggressively jolly. Pretty sure it's his official portrait from 1981.
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Powered Descent posted:Pretty sure it's his official portrait from 1981.
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I've seen less insightful political spectrum diagrams in my time, I'll say that much
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It works if 0 is right after the E on "Don't impeach and remove"
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This one is more on the funny side, I guess.
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Where does that German Christmas demon that beats naughty children with sticks fit?
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Red Bones posted:Where does that German Christmas demon that beats naughty children with sticks fit?
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Red Bones posted:Where does that German Christmas demon that beats naughty children with sticks fit? Smack in the middle.
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90s Cringe Rock posted:It's child abuse, bottom right. Surely he belongs beside Jesus, pro Christmas but against the greed and naughtiness that capitalism inspires in children
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Captain Hygiene posted:Surely he belongs beside Jesus, pro Christmas but against the greed and naughtiness that capitalism inspires in children
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