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Phanatic posted:But they do graphically illustrate what the text says. If you don't know what vertical or horizontal mean, the arrows show you. That's a good graphic. What do the arrows at 45 degrees show you next to the range of the aircraft? Nothing. It can move up to 772 spaces diagonally.
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I'm just giggling at "high support".
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Bar graph where the bars are triangles and the data is the height so a small increase in height results in a large increase in area, which is irrelevant, but makes the data feel bigger. For an even more advanced technique, use pyramids.
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Platystemon posted:“Windows 10” I don’t really mind. 
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All the really cutting edge stuff was still pretty close to the border. I guess you can't really get highly qualified professionals and universities to move to bumfuck nowhere just in case there's an invasion.
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Mr. Belpit posted:Giving directions in time rather than physical distance is the norm pretty much everywhere and I'm not sure why so many people think that's unique to their area (or to themselves, even). I've had distances described to me in money in Russia.
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Count Roland posted:I'm the Anti-Fascist Fascists. Didn't you know that the people telling you that you can't be a fascist are the real fascists?
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Looks like a perfectly reasonable and honest graph.
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I like the guy who drew the Pizza Hut logo instead of Domino's.
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Antivehicular posted:I think the accuracy scale there is shape/form on the horizontal, color on the vertical? Could stand to be labeled, though. Accuracy increases left to right, then wraps around to the next line.
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MRA doesn't know anything and doesn't care, checks out.
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I'm the democracy under "failed government".
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SerialKilldeer posted:
Seems about right for Pearson, that company is a shitshow from top to bottom.
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Trig Discipline posted:Homegrown entry: I tried to plot a phylogeny with a poor choice of font size and opened a door to another dimension. New Stargate text adventure looking good.
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There's a bitcoin/real estate expo in town, and squawkfox has the data you crave.  I don't know about you, but I am well on my way to wealth.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:God help me but I easily comprehended this chart. Please explain why there are three cyberspace bars emerging from the physical dimension.
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Let's add extra dimensions to the graph for no reason because why not.
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Powered Descent posted:It Came From C-SPAM: What's the width supposed to represent? Why is the UK larger than the USSR?
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Subjunctive posted:Yeah, I really hate NPS. I’ve seen it do a lot of damage to companies, teams, and people, and earlier in my career I was complicit in managing to NPS as a metric I didn’t take the time to look at critically. I am trying to atone. I have multiple researchers in my division working on better ways to track word-of-mouth impact because I don’t want NPS to surface in our product even though our customers use it themselves and ask about it. My company just adopted NPS, gently caress.
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In order to be an unambiguous as possible, I always start my dates with AD.
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The Cheshire Cat posted:Wasn't there also a big thing about various people in charge of making the designs were jockeying for political favour, so they'd throw their weight around by demanding specific widgets get added, because their rival also had something added and they can't be outdone? Yeah, the MAN Panther prototype had a waterproof engine compartment that no one asked for, for instance. The inefficiency went both ways. British analysis of the PzIV concluded that someone from the ball bearings industry was handing out kickbacks, since there is no way that the tank needed so many ball bearings.
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Phy posted:I don't believe the puppetmaster excuse when it's people getting probed for trolling, why on earth would I believe it about Nazis building another cyclopean overengineered tank Hilariously enough, Krupp actually backstabbed Grotte to develop their own enormous impossible land battleship, so I highly doubt it was a con. Also I thought this was the military history thread, oops. Enjoy.
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I like how Volkswagen took a catastrophic nosedive from 3% all the way down to 3%
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Tree Goat posted:i default to usted/vous/Sie because i would a) rather be considered aloof or overformal than rude b) it correctly communicates in a concise Gricean sense that i am clueless and have only been exposed to the language in question through archaic or academic means and will need to be guided through this practical conversation like mr magoo through a construction site The one time I ended up in a situation where this mattered one coworker told me to stop immediately because it made him feel old, another admitted that he assumed I was talking about a group of people rather than him personally.
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Brawnfire posted:I want to print a run of thin blue line flags with the stripes a brown-based black and the canton an indigo black Here's a good way to make it uglier:  No, it doesn't make any sense. Yes, our cops still wear it.
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As if we're restricting ourselves to decimal like cavemen
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jjack229 posted:Why would they compare a four year sum against a twelve year sum? If you zoom out it looks like 
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Nenonen posted:North of Toronto there appears to be a relatively hog-free rectangular refuge. Same in north western Mexico. Even hogs don't go north of Bloor.
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VictualSquid posted:
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Splicer posted:My "favourite" is when you have more buttons for less options. My favorite oven just had two knobs: one for the temperature, one for the timer. Every oven I've had since then has these awful pseudo touchscreen buttons that take forever to set the temperature or time with.
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Captain Hygiene posted:I secretly miss the little slideout keyboard on one of my older phones. Duck swiftkey Same but not secretly. Shame that no one makes phones with physical keys anymore.
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DarkHorse posted:Bluetooth everything everywhere and offload it to smartphone apps and voice control My Osmo Action had an app for configuration (even though the device itself has a full touch screen, go figure) that stopped working when I updated my Android phone. As an added bonus, I couldn't use the camera at all until I downloaded their app and made an account (even though it does absolutely nothing and doesn't pair with your phone as a part of normal operation). Smartphone apps to do things the device ought to do on its own are a terrible idea since they introduce a pretty significant point of failure.
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I thought the joke was that it sounds like "erected".
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I like how tanks have a different lethality than cannons, machine guns, and guided missiles. I guess this hypothetical tank fires its main gun while driving over people at the same time? The timeline alone is wild. Development of rifled artillery seems to have stopped before the invention of the tank, I guess the author considers the Mle. 1897 to be the pinnacle of that particular family.
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Hopefully that data course teaches about data visualization (just kidding, it's probably about blindgly shoving datasets into an ML model)
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Adhemar posted:The egg doesn’t start at zero, try again. Egg prices clearly dropped from $1.50 to 50 cents between January and June before rising to both $1.25 and $4.25 in November.
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat What happened to Two and a Half Men for such a sudden nosedive?
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