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Ignimbrite posted:You shouldn't feed your analysis programs Acid. That is in fact almost literally what’s going on here.
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This is the least surprising thing ever. They’re bleeding cash, and need revenue faster than they can grow their base. They should have done what charities often do: give a checkbox to cover the processing fees if the donor wants to.
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steinrokkan posted:So in other words - overvaluation. I certainly wouldn’t have bought in at that price. That’s not the stage I operate in, mind.
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From a pitch I took today. I like minimal slides, but. (Cursor mine.)
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The Cheshire Cat posted:Designing a timeline that requires human explanation is how you create job security. "Look, we WANT to fire Brian, but he's the only one that knows what the green dots represent." Yeah, but when you're asking someone to invest in your company, you don't want them to feel like they don't understand the business. Or time. Or lines.
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E: that had nothing to do with graphs or charts
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steinrokkan posted:Yeah, and from any point of view other than that bred among bankers and financiers, this is utterly pathological. What’s the pathology?
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(e) is the best, especially if you haven’t encountered the combination of nouns and verbs before
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Tunicate posted:Flow charts are charts I’m not seeing the flow chart, I have to admit.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:Fries in licorice. salt + licorice = yes please ground fennel on fries, also yes please
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The fries basically do nothing to change that experience.
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Mar 19, 2018 23:47
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What do you think is in the Word doc?
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Mikl posted:I'm the ten-year datapoint interval in Ireland versus the sixty-year datapoint interval for Europe. Does that mislead?
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Mikl posted:It might, there's a lot more smoothing of the data with sixty-year intervals than with ten-year intervals; Europe's population would always be going up as a trend, but you might miss small variations that correlate more closely to Ireland. I don't think that's what's happening here, but my general point is that when you make a graph comparing two things you should use the same intervals for both of them. So the graph would be better if they coarsened the Ireland data points to 60-year intervals?
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May 3, 2018 18:52
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It used to be a prank around the HR dept at my last company that if someone left their computer unlocked, a colleague would set their autoresponder to say they were on M-B training.
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Buying a house involves buying land: a ground-breaking study
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Was it good for you?
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Blue Footed Booby posted:It's still bullshit that packaging can legally be designed to look like more product than it is. Deodorant is especially bad about this. You need to have air in chip bags so they don’t turn to powder in transit. Also, I wear a sock in my boxers.
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Zereth posted:If your penis is turning into powder in transit without padding I think you have a medical problem. You’re telling me!
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Feels like they should have pro-rated 2001.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:and while I know this is just a fuckup in this specific instance I would love to deliberately use that to deceive at some point You think that was accidental?
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cinci zoo sniper posted:You always must do physical 2FA Like you turn a key in a lock?
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Flipperwaldt posted:A likely story, only hindered by the fact that you can't delete posts on this forum. I was going to say, I didn’t know posts could be deleted except by admins directly hitting the database in extremis.
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Tunicate posted:Didn't they delete all the posts from the goon who set up Hillary's email server? If so, was it other than by hitting the database? Are they still doing it and jamming up threads?
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Krankenstyle posted:Pretty sure the latter is a caching problem. I agree 100%. More specifically an invalidation problem.
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Aug 29, 2018 14:31
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I thought it was just good Modi cosplay.
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Sep 21, 2018 12:38
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How so? Why is it more stock-like than a photo of Trump or May or Merkel?
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I can’t manage to successfully search for Indian graphs with people, so not being able to find them for other countries isn’t proving much to me.
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I don’t think a microdose is going to get you there.
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Krankenstyle posted:a horizontal stacked bar chart I'm having trouble picturing that, I admit.
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Krankenstyle posted:to highlight the differense between them (below is a random graph) You’re a monster.
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Krankenstyle posted:cmon the intent of that original graph should be to show how quickly theyre replaced. this kind of graph will show however many days are in between the replacements... They aren’t all replacements for each other!
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I’m not sure if it’s dithering or just filling with a partially transparent pattern. But that’s the highlight for me, for sure.
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Somfin posted:My brain's refusing to process it. Is it comparing entirely different sets of objects in the bike counts? The lengths of the bars are not what I’d have chosen for those values.
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Peanut Butler posted:think of the interminable seven hour city council meeting that produced this Friend, it took weeks for that butterfly to emerge from its civic nonsense cocoon.
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NPS is mathematically terrible. Avoid.
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I can’t find my preferred explanation of why the NPS math is bad right now, but this one looks decent: http://businessoverbroadway.com/2018/05/07/data-science-reveals-three-problems-with-the-nps-dogma/ E: this is the one I’ve found best explains the terrible numerics: https://blog.usejournal.com/net-promoter-score-considered-harmful-and-what-ux-professionals-can-do-about-it-fe7a132f4430 Subjunctive has a new favorite as of 15:01 on Apr 6, 2019 |
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Anyone who seriously defends a metric like NPS(r) that can’t distinguish between everyone rating things 0/10 and 6/10 is at best naive about the tool and more likely just captured because they’ve used it to make decisions in the past and don’t want to admit they were mistaken. It’s a sickness. Just ask about satisfaction on a small scale (3 or 5 choices) and spend your effort identifying the experiences and behaviours that most correspond to different ratings. You get signals with equivalent predictive power about growth, except they’re less noisy and you can compare different numbers in a sane way.
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There are lots of reasons to want to know if your users like your product other than justifying ill treatment of support staff.
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