Recent comments in /f/dataisbeautiful
Lurkalope t1_j8yp7ql wrote
Reply to comment by crimeo in [OC] Plastic waste emitted to the ocean per country by sometiara1
The US certainly generates far more than its fair share of plastic waste, but you're calling it dumping as though we are forcing other countries to take it. I don't think it's ethical to send plastic waste to these countries when its known that it will be mismanaged, but these countries are also responsible for managing the waste they choose to import.
What this data primarily communicates is where waste management infrastructure and policy is probably lacking, rather than who is ultimately the most responsible for plastic waste in the oceans. The US is terrible when it comes to creating waste, but we also have more effective systems of disposal. My point being that the US isn't lower on the list when it comes to plastic mismanagement per capita because we ship it elsewhere. If that 6% didn't go to other countries it would go into landfills.
Chupacabras7 t1_j8yol0c wrote
Reply to comment by IncomeStatementGuy in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Thanks!! I have no idea when they are releasing but will try to have an answer for you.
Edit: They reported Q4 earnings already.
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FartingBob t1_j8yn9ap wrote
Reply to comment by epicaglet in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
2019 was a lull for bitcoin, graphics cards were plentiful and relatively cheap. There was the first big spike in late 2017 / early 2018 then it dropped until late 2020 and went crazy in 2021.
jamesj t1_j8yn0ap wrote
Reply to comment by Skeletorthewise in [OC] Is Bitcoin price correlated with Google search volume or not? by against_all_odds_
To really see which effect comes first, a time-lagged cross-correlation plot would be super helpful. Whenever I've done these in the past I've seen the price movement precedes things like tweet activity, google searches, and reddit posts.
IncomeStatementGuy OP t1_j8ymu1w wrote
Reply to comment by Chupacabras7 in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Not yet, but I‘ll create one for you, Mr. Chupacabras. Are they releasing earnings soon?
st4n13l t1_j8ym78w wrote
Don't post charts that are behind paywalls
tomwilhelm t1_j8ylsvw wrote
Reply to comment by crimeo in [OC] Gun Homicide Rate vs. Gun Ownership Rate in the United States by Social_Philosophy
Well good luck with all that! I'm sure you'll succeed someday!
HOnions t1_j8yll1y wrote
Reply to comment by Adventurous_Class_22 in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
Nah. But you can download stable diffusion (what midjourney is based on), and run it on your machine for free (-electricity)
HOnions t1_j8yl9sw wrote
Reply to comment by workingatbeingbetter in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
I can tell you the price of ImageNet, it’s fucking free.
This has nothing to do with dataset, but price, availability and performance of compute, and the efficiency of the newer models.
Training a VGG19 on a 1080 or a EfficientNet on a TPU isn’t the same.
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Reply to comment by flamingobumbum in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
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Kjh007 t1_j8ykmkm wrote
You can likely insert any topic and it’s demand level and they’ll be a correlation.
Yacobeam t1_j8ykcar wrote
Reply to comment by cujobob in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Jfc the lengths you are going tells me you have been done this path before
Yacobeam t1_j8yka0l wrote
Reply to comment by cujobob in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Youre a moron
flamingobumbum t1_j8yjvjq wrote
Reply to comment by Early_Lab9079 in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
You 'consume' nerds? Huh..
crimeo t1_j8yjken wrote
Reply to comment by tomwilhelm in [OC] Gun Homicide Rate vs. Gun Ownership Rate in the United States by Social_Philosophy
> Never had many guns in the first place Had lower violent crimes rates even before guns were banned
Wow almost as if few guns has a relationship to low gun crime! Wacky!
They did not have by any means zero guns, however, and the point stands they encountered no significant issues in banning them.
> [Europe doesn't] have huge populations of historically marginalized poor stuffed into urban ghettos
You should probably learn anything at all about European history before replying to a conversation about Europe.
> Have cultures where deference to authority is a norm, rather than fierce independence
Name a single instance in living memory where a notable group of people "Defended themselves against authority" with guns in America successfully. This does not happen. If you resist authority with guns, they bring bigger guns. You die. The end. Complete fantasy realities do not bear on actual real life policy considerations.
> Have a social safety net and educational systems that give people hope
What on earth does that have anything to do with what we are talking about? Banning guns. "I had a good relationship with my mother and I like strawberry ice cream, therefore guns can't be banned" No you can't just list random ass things out of a hat and pretend it's an argument.
> I'm sure you mean well, but you have no idea. The day guns are banned is the day the US ceases to exist.
I spent most of my life in the U.S. I also happen to know that almost nobody even gave two shits about the 2nd amendment prior to like the 1960s. It was not considered an even minorly significant aspect of the country's identity for the vast majority of its existence. To act like it is THE core pillar of American identity is absurd.
Edit since you blocked me: "I'm sure you'll succeed someday" I don't live in America anymore, so I already succeeded in escaping to a sane country that doesn't needlessly let its citizens die, but thank you for the unnecessary well wishes all the same.
BecomePnueman t1_j8yjagc wrote
Reply to comment by mnimatt in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
Just wait till they graph 2022 and 2023 when inflation gets it.
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Chupacabras7 t1_j8yi2ab wrote
Reply to [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Is there one for CAT?? Couldn’t find one using the search bar
hxckrt t1_j8yhypi wrote
Reply to comment by 1_km_coke_line in [OC] Is Bitcoin price correlated with Google search volume or not? by against_all_odds_
It's probably a combination of the first and second. The second is true if there are just as many shorts as longs, and it's only people that are checking the price, or other neutral interest. If it's late adopters getting in for the first time, that would be retail going mostly long, and waning interest causing smart money to go short, so that's just the rate of change.
nerdydancing OP t1_j8yhsp9 wrote
Reply to comment by AKA_BigTaco in My stripper earnings on Super Bowl Sunday and Monday as compared to the rest of the year [OC] by nerdydancing
For the most part it's all tips and single lapdances, which have prices set by the clubs. Prior to 2018 I was able to set my own VIP prices but then my clubs standardized those too and I started leaning towards selling less VIPs to optimize.
tomwilhelm t1_j8yhgxl wrote
Reply to comment by crimeo in [OC] Gun Homicide Rate vs. Gun Ownership Rate in the United States by Social_Philosophy
The dozens of countries you're talking about: Never had many guns in the first place Had lower violent crimes rates even before guns were banned Have cultures where deference to authority is a norm, rather than fierce independence Don't have huge populations of historically marginalized poor stuffed into urban ghettos Have a social safety net and educational systems that give people hope
None of those things apply to the US.
I'm sure you mean well, but you have no idea. The day guns are banned is the day the US ceases to exist.
Comfortable-Escape t1_j8yh0g6 wrote
Google search is a lagging indicator for BTC price.
oozinator1 t1_j8ygin6 wrote
Reply to [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
What happened in 2018-2019? Why price go up?
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Reply to comment by mr_bojangals in [OC] Is Bitcoin price correlated with Google search volume or not? by against_all_odds_
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