omg, nailed
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omg, nailed
To be fair, "accurate data" never shows up as a goal in the job description
Do you have thoughts on the play "Sunset Blvd?"
Yeah, I'm reading the thread because I have no idea where they are going with this.
Story checks out
#LossAversion
MS #Excel files are like handwriting: They might say the same thing, but the style used is distinctive.
For example, today I graded 8 files that had six variations of a simple % increase.
$D7*(1+$C7) ⬅️ 3 times
$D7*(1+C7)
$D7+$D7*$C7
($C7*$D7)+$D7
($D7*$C7)+$D7
D7*(1+C7)
A short article explaining the vision for the Open Visualization Academy:
Good demo here from Clara about why editorial framing decisions in chart design matters so much. Both chart date ranges are legitimate choices to make, both truthful, each show different story.
@paulisci.bsky.social Don't you have a "no one wants to work anymore" thread? This seems like an appropriate addendum.
Please geotag. Need to book my next trip, apparently
Imagine Alabama's QB goes down and the Tide bring in a former D2 QB who is working as a PA for the ESPN broadcast and that's basically what happened to Hendrick Motorsports today
Live map of flights with apparant airspace gaps over Ukraine and now Iran
Flightradar as ever shows a story through its patterns and absence
7,001 now.
In our primes, what's the MINIMAL amount of time we'd need to do this?
Oooff, food is not easy. To which park are you going?
I was at Disneyland on Sunday with my 13yo. The mobile ordering for food worked well... We could look through options and order while in line for a ride.
Since they are teens, you probably don't need to think of them as kids at the park. They'll likely want to do all the coasters and thrill rides with you.
I've gone with my teens a few times, and the trips have been great - they move fast and seek to maximize the experience.
1 day left to apply for Sport Data visuals journalist at The Guardian.
jobs.theguardian.com/job/10032205...
Huh. I guess that's true.
The time I've spent in graph databases and the time I've spent playing Spot It when my kids were younger might be about equal.
My students are so confused when I emphasize that the first item in an array is 1, the second is 2, etc.
Except that student with python knowledge, who puts giant stars in their notes.
For some situations, I went back to CHOOSE (or, gasp, nested IF functions) because SWITCH and IFS process all conditions, even after one resolves to true.
Your [sic] right! Clearly, I am not DOGE material.
How is that possible? What's even the point?
I know it's not the point, but using "less" instead of "fewer" is so on the nose
Damn, that's a fantastic lineup
its amazing how chatgpt knows everything about subjects I know nothing about, but is wrong like 40% of the time in things im an expert on. not going to think about this any further
Maybe change it to "partner picks it up after max of 3(?) bounces" and shoots from there?
Rewards strong, accurate overhead / baseball inbounds passes.
I still reflect on the thoughts you shared in a meaningful thread about this a while back.
