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Nottherealaborn posted:Lmao did the price increase, go back in time, then drop? This happens with badly written price tracking software. Points get their x and y locations from price and time stamp but are ordered based on when the information is received. The chart component just draws a line connecting the points and doesn't care if it makes sense
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If you follow it long enough, does it spell out Jeremy Bearemy?
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ikanreed posted:This happens with badly written price tracking software. Points get their x and y locations from price and time stamp but are ordered based on when the information is received. The chart component just draws a line connecting the points and doesn't care if it makes sense But there's still two data points for one date, looks like.
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Nov 28, 2021 19:13
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Yeah so? Badly written software knows not of ideas like "uniqueness constraints"
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why would it not just directly map x to y and then draw a line from small x to bigger x
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:why would it not just directly map x to y and then draw a line from small x to bigger x because then it would be a less-badly-written piece of software
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Space Kablooey posted:because then it would be a less-badly-written piece of software 
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Number go up, down, and all around
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I'm still giggling about that loop H꩜DL
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Empoyment stats by sector in intrawar Warsaw IIRC As far as I can tell the categories are types of employment... and Jew
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Nov 28, 2021 20:20
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Look what's more like bit coiners have invented time travel, or badly written software? So anyway expecting the universe to stop existing in some sort of incredibly stupid time paradox any second now.
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IYKK posted:But there's still two data points for one date, looks like. I think that's sorta reasonable for prices. The price of a commodity is kind of an abstract concept, representing information on moments of consensus between a buyer and seller. It's plausible that some protocols might process orders in batches where multiple transactions occur simultaneously at different prices.
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dr_rat posted:Look what's more like bit coiners have invented time travel, or badly written software? idk an ms paint edit seems more likely
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mobby_6kl posted:Empoyment stats by sector in intrawar Warsaw IIRC It's just like 1st edition D&D where you could be a fighter, wizard, priest, ranger, paladin, or Elf
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mobby_6kl posted:Empoyment stats by sector in intrawar Warsaw IIRC So is that like, Jewish people by percentage of that type of employment then? Also that font is amazing I need it
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Serperoth posted:So is that like, Jewish people by percentage of that type of employment then? I think it's all hand written. Incredible.
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Serperoth posted:So is that like, Jewish people by percentage of that type of employment then? Tree Bucket posted:I think it's all hand written. Incredible. It's a standard engineering font. It's meant to be used on engineering graph paper, which probably how the original was created, and then photocopied with the grid removed.
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Tree Bucket posted:I think it's all hand written. Incredible. t's probably written through a stencil. I used to have a bunch of those as a kid, from granddad who was an engineer, though not with this particular typeset.
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steinrokkan posted:t's probably written through a stencil. I used to have a bunch of those as a kid, from granddad who was an engineer, though not with this particular typeset. It was probably done with this thing on a draft table  I took some engineering back at Uni, and first year we had to draw everything by hand. If you wanted your text to look nice on graph paper for extra credit, you would first do all horizontal lines, then all verticals, and then all angled lines by hand. Experienced engineers can obviously freehand most of it fairly consistently.
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So uh, they're plotting percentages of Jewish people because the intrawar warsaw diversity and inclusion team was concerned they might be discriminated against in employment and want to prevent that, right? ...right?
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Angepain posted:So uh, they're plotting percentages of Jewish people because the intrawar warsaw diversity and inclusion team was concerned they might be discriminated against in employment and want to prevent that, right? Well according to PiS, there was no antisemitism in interwar Poland, so that must be the explanation!
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ikanreed posted:Yeah so? Badly written software knows not of ideas like "uniqueness constraints" So there are (at least) two problems. The software connects the points in wrong order, and there is a problem in the data, with two points for one date.
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https://twitter.com/GFrancis420/status/1465047883879747600
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Hey, it says right there that math is almost 0 iq
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Why is religion so hot. Also https://twitter.com/davidrkadler/status/1465327158738317315
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This is clearly an instance of Simpson’s paradox. 
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Platystemon posted:This is clearly an instance of Simpson’s paradox. What does that have to do with beer both causing and solving problems 
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Captain Hygiene posted:What does that have to do with beer both causing and solving problems Use beer until you find professors smart / hot, as needed
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Get your professors drunk until they give you a hot grade
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Feel like there's cheaper ways to buy a grade these days than trying to give a professor enough alcohol that they actually get drunk.
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zedprime posted:Feel like there's cheaper ways to buy a grade these days than trying to give a professor enough alcohol that they actually get drunk. Ugly cry in their office is probably the best bet. EDIT: I wonder if that graph runs the other way, if I can make myself smarter by getting gross-er.
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Have to say, the IQ ranking for education is about right. Had to take some grad courses in an education program and, drat - they had us doing work that could have been done by moderately advanced high schoolers.
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MrUnderbridge posted:Have to say, the IQ ranking for education is about right. Had to take some grad courses in an education program and, drat - they had us doing work that could have been done by moderately advanced high schoolers. It's depressingly accurate
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MrUnderbridge posted:Have to say, the IQ ranking for education is about right. Had to take some grad courses in an education program and, drat - they had us doing work that could have been done by moderately advanced high schoolers. It's my fervent belief that this is a big part of why people hate subjects that have careers with good compensation like math. Anyone with skill will go into a field that pays far better for less bullshit, so all that are left are the unskilled and the few true believers in education. So then the training has to be something they can pass, and when a student has a question they have nothing to rely on than the algorithm and "that's just how it's done," killing any interest in the subject except in those that are self-directed or those lucky enough to get someone passionate and talented in the subject.
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Part of the problem for education is nobody listens to or implements its findings so why would you hang around?
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My new favorite map/graph
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:My new favorite map/graph no ringroad
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:My new favorite map/graph
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