I wonder what year this is from.

As a man, I can assure you it's us with the least sex.

Hoping you're not referring to Worcester County, MD

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Is there any AI that can graph a statistical plot (specially linear plots or from regression analyses) after giving instructions?

Those are states. Not "red spots".

I'm curious if you'd feel this way if you had to pay the actual costs associated with having that yard and the infrastructure to access it with a car. Your dream living situation is subsidized by people living in apartments. Source video below:

https://youtu.be/7Nw6qyyrTeI

“Any state that isn’t Northeast or California must suck ! I’ve also never been there before” them probably

No, they deliberately picked cut offs for effect. Like the shit articles highlighting homeowner loss in value over 4Q22.

Give context and full story or STFU.

No, they're calling whole states "flyover".

ICBM launch prep explosion = space? That's a stretch too far in my opinion. But you're the one who took the time to make a graphic about it. Thanks for taking the time.

People are really gonna call all the red spots flyover counties but won’t even think about why someone might want to live there 😂

A legend would be helpful

Both cater to endogamous religious communities.

I think it's great that there is a growing number of people using and taking advantage of digital technology in their daily lives. It's also encouraging to know that digital technology can be used to create positive impacts in areas such as improved access to education, health, and communication. It's important to remember, however, that digital technology can also have negative effects, such as creating digital divide between those who have access to technology and those who do not. We should strive to make sure that everyone has access to technology and its benefits.

My name is Kim and I'm excited to be learning about coding. I'm looking forward to creating my own projects and products with code.

where r u getting this data from?

The source (Wikipedia) categorizes the "Nedelin catastrophe" that way since a rocket exploded before launch and up to 300 people died. I go into more detail in this comment:

https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/11ij5le/comment/jaypfgq

Maybe they're just showing the normalization since the boom... Somewhat of a valid point, but not worth a douchy "SMH"

Yeshiva University is also very high for many of the same reasons.

That’s what immigrant means.

Correct. The Ukrainians that were urgently brought in are temporary residents, not immigrants. Many of them will likely qualify for PR once they have some Canadian experience, but as temporary residents there is an implicit understanding that they will leave before their status expires.

There's a few guesses I would make:

• Remote work migration still in progress
• A knock-on effect from the migratory wave caused by remote work - people getting priced out of areas moving to even cheaper areas, driving the price up in those areas
• Investment firms buying up whatever cheap properties they can to use for investment

This is like showing the 2009 stock market recovery and leaving out 07 and 08.

Try showing July 2020 to January 2023.

SMH

Correct, I’m not a regular contributor anymore, and haven’t been for years, for the reasons outlined.

Technically true yes the title is admin not mod, perhaps I have grown accustomed to Redditspeak. Although on reflection, there is little actual difference. If a Wiki admin rejects edits that you spent hours crafting, you have little recourse. You may argue the semantics, but at the end of the day, what they say goes.

I tried to discuss multiple times when fair edits were rejected, and was never, ever successful. So like many, I just gave up.

Enjoy your power. I’ve found more meaningful ways for me to contribute to society.