Recent comments in /f/dataisbeautiful
[deleted] t1_jb4zbuk wrote
When I looked at this I think about the evolution of performance over time and whether we will eventually hit an apex of training, nutrition and the physical limits of the human body. Is there a ceiling to performance that we will see or is it plausible that we’ll just continue to see it improve?
I don’t mean this as an open ended qualitative question, more so about the performance data and what it tells us directionally is most likely to occur.
anonkitty2 t1_jb4z26j wrote
Reply to comment by schackel in [OC] USA Counties, change in median listing price for residential real estate on MLS (Multiple Listing System), February 2022 to February 2023 by michigician
Red counties are where the average price of residential real estate has gone up more than 50%. This means property tax will go up. This can be a problem for residents in the residential property...
JPAnalyst t1_jb4xvhz wrote
Reply to comment by LanewayRat in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
Your definition of hilarious and my definition of hilarious are quite different.
I didn’t notice, nor do I care what your error was. I didn’t care then and I don’t care now.
LanewayRat t1_jb4xfcu wrote
Reply to comment by JPAnalyst in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
Hilarious that you were so busy attacking me that you didn’t notice I’d actually made an error 😂
LanewayRat t1_jb4x5cq wrote
Reply to comment by XO_WHORE_Llif3 in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
Oops, thanks I get it now. It’s not very obvious though as can be seen from other comments.
3trackmind t1_jb4x1v3 wrote
Reply to comment by JPAnalyst in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
Thank you very much. I had no idea on the distinction when the “s” is added.
I’m one of those apes from the U.S. At least Wikipedia gives me a bit of cover:
> In much of North America, athletics is synonymous with sports in general, maintaining the historical usage of the term. The word "athletics" is rarely used to refer to the sport of athletics in this region. Track and field is preferred, and is used in the United States and Canada to refer to athletics events, including race-walking and marathon running (although cross country running is typically considered a separate sport).
Jexp_t t1_jb4wsre wrote
Reply to comment by TurkeyLuver in [OC] Supreme court is forecast to block student debt relief by liortulip
No it’s not. The authority was already passed by Congress.
Also, in case the poser above was unaware, Pelosi is no longer a congressional leader.
Rugfiend t1_jb4wnq1 wrote
Absolutely incredible that the long jump world record has only been broken once in 55 years (poor Carl Lewis - virtually unbeaten at long jump in a decade, did finally beat Beamon's record, one jump after Powell just beat it)
NoBSforGma t1_jb4vqbn wrote
Reply to comment by Jexp_t in [OC] Supreme court is forecast to block student debt relief by liortulip
Thanks for that information! You obviously know a LOT more about it than I do!
Here's hoping for the correct outcome.
Jexp_t t1_jb4vkyb wrote
Reply to comment by NoBSforGma in [OC] Supreme court is forecast to block student debt relief by liortulip
There’s direct textual authority from Congress in the statute permitting the president to do this, so if the court decides, on its own to violate the law, there will need to be more drastic measures than just a redo.
KevinDean4599 t1_jb4vcky wrote
Reply to [OC] USA Counties, change in median listing price for residential real estate on MLS (Multiple Listing System), February 2022 to February 2023 by michigician
If you have a small group of homes selling in a county the percentages can jump all over the place. And a house that goes from 100k to 125k looks like a big jump in percentage when it's really a minor amount on a mortgage.
JPAnalyst t1_jb4tzqv wrote
Reply to comment by 3trackmind in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
The term “athletics” with an “s” at the end is synonymous with track and field events. By definition, that term excludes rowing, judo, baseball, basketball, archery, and any other non track and field event. OP used the term properly and accurately.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athletics_at_the_Summer_Olympics
LoveArguingPolitics t1_jb4tuyg wrote
Reply to comment by Dwarfdeaths in [OC] USA Counties, change in median listing price for residential real estate on MLS (Multiple Listing System), February 2022 to February 2023 by michigician
This has nothing to do with rent she what you said didn't even exclude what i said... It's a lot less nuanced...
Rich guy moves to country builds big house
PlanetRo t1_jb4tejb wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
I agree I also would like to see the events listed on both sides.
Or the events to be listed in the center and the two bars to diverge from the center. I think that would have rooted the event to be at the center but it might compel the user to compare men and women's data. Not sure how making users compare is good or , this case at least.
Mango-Mango_ t1_jb4svfc wrote
Wow, the number is skyrocketing!
JPAnalyst t1_jb4sr25 wrote
Reply to comment by LanewayRat in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
>It’s what we a here for isn’t it?
Is it? To critique and find things wrong with charts? I don’t see that as a stated purpose of this sub. That’s not why we are here, maybe it’s why you are here.
XO_WHORE_Llif3 t1_jb4so5y wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
The entire point of the data is how far ahead the record holder is than everyone else. Most dominant is undoubtedly the correct term for this measurement. And if you don’t understand the term most dominant, the subtext right beneath the title explained the concept perfectly.
Vinny_d_25 t1_jb4smem wrote
Reply to comment by Lethlnjektn in [OC] All-Time Deadliest Accidents and Disasters vs. One Year of Traffic Deaths by databeautifier
Damn I got got
Jexp_t t1_jb4sl44 wrote
Reply to comment by Accountforstuffineed in [OC] USA Counties, change in median listing price for residential real estate on MLS (Multiple Listing System), February 2022 to February 2023 by michigician
Seriously.
Stinking hot, humid and full of fundies.
[deleted] t1_jb4rvy9 wrote
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LanewayRat t1_jb4rsxs wrote
Reply to comment by JPAnalyst in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
It’s what we a here for isn’t it? We are all striving for beautiful data, well presented and clearly described. My apologies if that’s distressing for you.
Lethlnjektn t1_jb4rifo wrote
Reply to comment by Vinny_d_25 in [OC] All-Time Deadliest Accidents and Disasters vs. One Year of Traffic Deaths by databeautifier
Satire fella.
Flashy-Mcfoxtrot t1_jb4rhmk wrote
Reply to comment by 3trackmind in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
It is all of the current athletics disciplines from the olympic program. Which ones are missing? The only one i can think of is 50km walk, but i expect that to be because it has been scrapped after Tokyo.
excitato t1_jb4qgow wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] The most dominant athletics world records by spicer2
The listing isn’t dependent on the men’s order, the events are just ordered in a seemingly logical sequence. Otherwise the hurdle sprint would be at the bottom instead of the middle.
anonkitty2 t1_jb4zrjo wrote
Reply to comment by SeriousPenguinIssues in [OC] USA Counties, change in median listing price for residential real estate on MLS (Multiple Listing System), February 2022 to February 2023 by michigician
Chart goes the other way. Blue and green are the negative values. Red is the biggest, uncapped, increase.