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paprikapeter t1_j9xz0wu wrote
Reply to comment by goj-145 in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
Thats the important takehone message
[deleted] t1_j9xyysq wrote
sA1atji t1_j9xysor wrote
Reply to comment by Hattix in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
The russians probably have other things to worry about an US pilot missing an balloon. Like not turning into fertilizer in Ukraine.
And based on the pictures of the balloon a lot more that 50$ of stuff was attached to it.
Albertsongman t1_j9xyrzj wrote
Nena predicts 98 more luft balloons!! 🎈🎈🎈…😁
Ikkon t1_j9xylne wrote
Reply to comment by w0rldtorn in [OC] Latin America is the 3rd most democratic region in the world, ahead of Asia and Africa. Here’s where its countries stand: by latinometrics
According to Wikipedia Turkey is classified as Western Europe, which drags the region way down. The difference between NA and WE is still tiny, 8.37 and 8.36 respectively.
zsaleeba t1_j9xyiyn wrote
Reply to comment by TeFD_Difficulthoon in [OC] Latin America is the 3rd most democratic region in the world, ahead of Asia and Africa. Here’s where its countries stand: by latinometrics
And Australia/NZ are probably carrying the "Asia and Australasia" category.
BUSFULOFNUNS t1_j9xycj5 wrote
Reply to comment by DM-me-ur-tits-plz- in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
Can it hit a 50 cent balloon on the first attempt?
BUSFULOFNUNS t1_j9xy8ur wrote
Hahaha 😂🤣😂 China, with its $10 balloon, is making you Americans look like incompetent idiots.
wilderop t1_j9xxz97 wrote
Reply to comment by ThermalOW in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
Nothing happens.
WorldsGreatestPoop t1_j9xxnkh wrote
I’m sure there’s a significant amount of sunk cost built in these numbers. The systems being used would still be costing money while idle. Missiles don’t get replaced by the single missile used. If the whole budget needs to be reworked because new balloons need to be shot at regularly that’s one thing; but a single event isn’t going to register on the bottom line.
[deleted] t1_j9xxf94 wrote
Reply to comment by Denk-doch-mal-meta in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
Yeah, pie charts are somewhat problematic but I don't hate on the 2D ones quite as much. They can be useful. Sometimes. There are sound reasons for the hatred, something about perception of area being harder than perception of length, idk.
predator2811 t1_j9xx3ds wrote
This is plain misleading. The 30+ abstaining countries that include China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other large countries change the picture massively.
quarkman t1_j9xwu6v wrote
Reply to comment by Metalytiq in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
From what I recall, only the first balloon was thought to be an actual spy balloon. Every other object was considered a likely commercial or hobbyist in nature, especially given their altitude.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xwq9v wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
Ok, point taken. But for 141:7 it's not really making a difference.
Also I feel people hate pie charts in general?
IceEngine21 t1_j9xwc8w wrote
Reply to comment by w0rldtorn in [OC] Latin America is the 3rd most democratic region in the world, ahead of Asia and Africa. Here’s where its countries stand: by latinometrics
Of course US is more democratic than EU! Look at all the democracy they provided in Iraq and Afghanistan 🤡
nomokatsa t1_j9xwadg wrote
Reply to comment by DoktahDoktah in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
"everything is happening according to plan", as the official channels say.
"if this is what the plan looked like, the plan is retarded" as Z fanatics answer...
Darthaerith t1_j9xw986 wrote
A lot of people are missing the salient point here.
In shooting it down over shallow water and recovering it, the US military will analyze what they were looking for. Discover weaknesses in their own networks and look for solutions to upgrade their information security.
It also gives them an idea of what a near peer adversary was looking for specifically.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xw63l wrote
Reply to comment by Alone-Mistake-2757 in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
It can. Imagine a UN but without a separate security council, that has the power similar to the central government of a nation. No single country could do such shit without hard consequences.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xvxs4 wrote
Reply to comment by DM-me-ur-tits-plz- in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
Ok than the best visualisation would be
Yes: 141
No: 7
You're welcome.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xvt6o wrote
Reply to comment by BadBunnyYonaguni in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
Some people seem to think this. I for myself find many very interesting charts here that are not visually beautiful and I would miss them if the sub would only allow charts that are unique and visually nice. Stunning data is also beautiful.
In my case it's just a historic vote with no consequences. But it contradicts Putin's propaganda.
Edit: From the subreddit rules:
>Does appearance matter?
>Yes! But pretty pictures are not the aim of this subreddit. Posts should strive to present information as effectively as possible. Part of that process is visual design. Default output from Excel, R, mapping programs, etc. can be overly cluttered and hard to understand. Try looking at font sizes, erroneous grid lines, alignment, and aliasing. A lack of good design ultimately limits the ability of a visualization to convey information.
>However, don't downvote because you think a post is ugly. If you have some design experience, please add some constructive criticism, so people know how to improve.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xvku7 wrote
Reply to comment by kompootor in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
That's because you did not consider how it is important that so many countries have the balls to openly condemn the action of a powerful aggressor even if this has no direct consequences.
But maybe you have a solution what the 141 countries can do?
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xvefv wrote
Reply to comment by yesterdaywsthursday in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
It's not pointless to show a dictator that a vast majority disagrees.
But yes, the veto rights in the security council and the possession of nuclear weapons make it difficult to give a an aggressor the answer he deserves.
What's your recommendation to the 141 countries?
[deleted] t1_j9xv9pe wrote
Reply to comment by Denk-doch-mal-meta in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
From an aesthetic point of view I have no beef with them; that's just personal taste. But they mislead. Look at the darker blue "side wall". That has tends to exaggerate the sense of blueness in the image. It dominates the yellow far more than it should in the basis of the raw data. The aim of a visualisation should be to communicate the data accurately, not to mislead. 3D pie charts mislead, so should be avoided. Unless you want to mislead. Then you should definitely use them.
Denk-doch-mal-meta OP t1_j9xv7k1 wrote
Reply to comment by goodluckonyourexams in [OC] Visualisation of a current UN vote by Denk-doch-mal-meta
7 vs. 141 is small. And it's standard to start the data in the north.
BUSFULOFNUNS t1_j9xz26e wrote
Reply to comment by ThermalOW in [OC] Cost of Taking Down Unidentified Object Over Lake Huron by Metalytiq
SWING, and a miss.
Atta-boy! You'll get the next one.