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Well, you see the canton is...nah, that's the same thing. Oh, fuss. What a bad snipe, and me without a bad graph.
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These new pride flags are getting pretty complicated.
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Apr 27, 2020 14:05
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Wow, you could tell how classy someone was by their taste in sculpture, everyone must have been so bored.
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Apr 27, 2020 14:37
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High brow stuff is ostentatious performative bullshit. Give me upper middlebrow.
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Apr 27, 2020 14:39
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Upper-middle salad looks pretty good, not going to lie. Lower-middle drink is a solid choice.
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Apr 27, 2020 14:56
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The salad column is wack.
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Apr 27, 2020 15:01
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The late 40s and early 50s were an extremely wack time.
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Apr 27, 2020 15:10
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Ah yes, Freemasons, the well-known cause of the low-brown lower middle class.
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Apr 27, 2020 15:12
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I like everything on that chart. My forehead must be massive.
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Apr 27, 2020 15:16
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Games - Upper middle brow: Standing around watching your friend have a seizure
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^What is "The Game" meant to be here anyway? Platystemon posted:The salad column is wack. I'm intrigued by how avocados demote you one brow level. Also how "criticism of criticism" is the highest-brow literature. If you read criticism of criticism of criticism (and so on) does your brow ascend into the stratosphere. SerialKilldeer has a new favorite as of 16:00 on Apr 27, 2020 |
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Apr 27, 2020 15:58
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SerialKilldeer posted:I'm intrigued by how avocados demote you one brow level. The superior brainfreeze.
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Apr 27, 2020 15:59
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SerialKilldeer posted:^What is "The Game" meant to be here anyway? Charades, I'm pretty sure.
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One thing I've been wondering about these. Why does the CI shrink with time instead of growing wider? It's like looking at an NOAA hurricane map and seeing they don't know where the hell it will be tomorrow but know exactly where it will be in two weeks. It's like they're starting with a single predicted end-result and then ad-hocing the model to reach that point.
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SerialKilldeer posted:^What is "The Game" meant to be here anyway? drat it!
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We all know that marketing words are meaningless and that they are just selling an image or emotion, but I don't normally see them as brazen about it
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Apr 27, 2020 16:38
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What does "Planned parenthood" mean in this context. The second word isn't capitalized, so I don't think it's the organization and I don't see how having children is a substantially different cause then P.T.A.
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Apr 27, 2020 16:40
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Oh wow I had no idea about this but apparently the “unwashed salad bowl” was actually a thing. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1999-may-12-fo-36243-story.html
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I'm surprised to see Go on there. I'd have thought the game would have come via Japan, and that anything Japanese wouldn't be very popular in '49. I also a bourbon gingerale sounds pretty good right now.
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Phanatic posted:One thing I've been wondering about these. Why does the CI shrink with time instead of growing wider? It's like looking at an NOAA hurricane map and seeing they don't know where the hell it will be tomorrow but know exactly where it will be in two weeks. It's like they're starting with a single predicted end-result and then ad-hocing the model to reach that point. my understanding is: there is an error function in the DNA of the IHME model fit for cumulative deaths (of which this chart is just the derivative). the derivative of the erf is gonna result in a function that is symmetric about the peak (so if it goes up faster it comes down faster). the wide range in the height of the "peak" (as opposed to uncertainty about the temporal location of the peak) will therefore not result in much disagreement about values away from the peak. all of the models will be "flat" after a certain point for a wide range of parameters so the actual values at the far future won't show wide variability. so big CIs around the peak, tapering off as you move away until eventually all of the models converge to 0.
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letthereberock posted:Oh wow I had no idea about this but apparently the “unwashed salad bowl” was actually a thing. Turns out that it wasn't leaded gasoline that destroyed the boomer brains.
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letthereberock posted:Oh wow I had no idea about this but apparently the “unwashed salad bowl” was actually a thing. 
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Dying at the unwashed salad bowl, everybody agreeing sculpture should have a titty, and 1949 go hipsters.
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I don't think parametric time charts of rate of change and magnitude are unheard of for new perspectives on a data set or a cheap and dirty way to look at values in a time domain kind of way. But 8 data sets on the chart is a little much. Interesting X and Y axises too and by interesting I mean we're into a deficit of degrees of freedom.
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PYF awful/funny graphs and charts: This is a useful way to look at data
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SerialKilldeer posted:I'm intrigued by how avocados demote you one brow level. The avocado's current prestige is relatively new and the product of a large marketing push. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/anthropology-in-practice/how-marketing-changed-the-way-we-see-avocados/
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Tree Goat posted:my understanding is: Yeah, it's this. For a simpler example, imagine that you're trying to use data on 1000 randomly sampled people to estimate the proportion of the population that's shorter than any given height. You won't have much uncertainty around 4'6" or 7'9", but you're going to have a lot more around 5'7". It also looks like those are transformations of error bands around the log of the number of deaths. I don't know exactly how the model is fit, but it's plausible, and that explains why they're so asymmetric. ultrafilter has a new favorite as of 18:18 on Apr 27, 2020 |
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jjack229 posted:What does "Planned parenthood" mean in this context. The second word isn't capitalized, so I don't think it's the organization and I don't see how having children is a substantially different cause then P.T.A. Family planning, i.e. not just making babies willy-nilly. Count Roland posted:I'm surprised to see Go on there. I'd have thought the game would have come via Japan, and that anything Japanese wouldn't be very popular in '49. Foreign is always higher brow, and the occupation of Japan would have been many USers first run in with Go.
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Unreal_One posted:Family planning, i.e. not just making babies willy-nilly. I still don't see how that is a cause. Are they actively trying to inform others, or just practicing it themselves? Are the higher and lower brows having babies willy-nilly?
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jjack229 posted:I still don't see how that is a cause. Are they actively trying to inform others, or just practicing it themselves? Are the higher and lower brows having babies willy-nilly? "Family planning" as a term encompasses birth control, abortion, and actual literal planning. Birth control became legal nationwide in the US in 1960, five years after The Pill was introduced. The first birth control clinic was opened in 1916, then immediately shut down by police, who tossed the founder in jail. Roe v Wade was 1973. Blue Footed Booby has a new favorite as of 19:24 on Apr 27, 2020 |
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SerialKilldeer posted:^What is "The Game" meant to be here anyway? I was curious, did some googling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Play_the_Game_(1946_TV_series) Timing checks out - I'd guess that the show inspired a short-lived practice of using "The Game" to refer to charades.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:"Family planning" as a term encompasses birth control, abortion, and actual literal planning. Birth control became legal nationwide in the US in 1960, five years after The Pill was introduced. The first birth control clinic was opened in 1916, then immediately shut down by police, who tossed the founder in jail. Roe v Wade was 1973. Ok, so access to reproductive health care. I didn't know it as a generic term to encompass that movement, only as the specific organization (which I now know from Wikipedia was founded in 1921 and changed its name to Planned Parenthood in 1942).
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letthereberock posted:Oh wow I had no idea about this but apparently the “unwashed salad bowl” was actually a thing. The unwashed salad bowl is one of the greatest pranks ever played on the public, and you know what? Grinding pepper fresh is worth it. I hope that man received a Pulitzer for his contributions to culture.
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 Not the worst graph, but just came across it reading a journal article for work. Some background, Doan and Ammerman are two theoretical methods for calculating incident energy, the base equations calculate open-air and then they have a method to convert to enclosures.The journal article performed testing (measured) in an enclosure and is proposing an empirical equation (proposed). 1) It bothers me that they didn't match the two Doan lines and Ammerman lines better. I feel like yellow-orange and blue-blue would have been better pairings. 2) They plotted Proposed first, so it is underneath the other lines, making it difficult to see what they are even proposing. 3) They didn't provide any of this data in a table, so I only have this figure if I want to make any quantitative comparisons, which unfortunately is the exact reason I tracked down this article.
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