[RD] Daily Graphs and Charts

[Cutlass]

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-22/these-are-the-top-20-cities-americans-are-ditching

 

[Joecoolyo]

Is there an opposite graph, showing where people are going?

 

[madviking]

austin, tx. literally everyone is going to live in austin.

 

[cybrxkhan]

Anaheim the most important city in the OC?

Interesting to know people are leaving the LA/OC area, though.

 

[madviking]

don't call it that

 

[cybrxkhan]

don't call it that

But hey man I live smack dab in the middle of the OC, I call it whatever I want!

 

[madviking]

 

[Hygro]

dun nah nah nuh nuh nah cauliflower here we come, right back where we started from, cauliforniaaaa

 

[CavLancer]

Not ecologically sound Philippine plywood! Lasts a maximum of 6 months under any conditions. If I ever build my boat I'll press my own plywood.

Doesn't most stuff sink and eventually get subducted under Japan where it belongs?

 

[The_J]

"Extreme working-hour ratios among high-skilled employees in North America and Western Europe", where "extreme working-hours" means a >50 h workweek.

I roughly guessed that. Still don't get the Y axis. 0.2 means that 20% of the highly skilled people work more? That the highly skilled people work 20% more? That ....er...

(also: no error bars/standard deviation ^^)

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-22/these-are-the-top-20-cities-americans-are-ditching

eh, <=1% .
(map itself is interesting, no criticism there, but the data does not really sound tremendously terrifying)

 

[Mise]

I agree, The J. SS's description doesn't tell me what the ratio actually is. A ratio of what to what?

 

[Cutlass]

Not ecologically sound Philippine plywood! Lasts a maximum of 6 months under any conditions. If I ever build my boat I'll press my own plywood.

Doesn't most stuff sink and eventually get subducted under Japan where it belongs?

No, it just floats around in the ocean gradually degrading. A lot of sea life gets entangled in it. Others eat parts of it and get sick. Much of it remains in the open ocean where the currents circle around. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_garbage_patch

 

[Cutlass]

eh, <=1% .
(map itself is interesting, no criticism there, but the data does not really sound tremendously terrifying)

It's not terrifying. It's not that important, really. Just a bit interesting.

 

[wolfigor]

Doesn't most stuff sink and eventually get subducted under Japan where it belongs?

But then it enrages Godzilla and it will be bad for everybody!

 

[CavLancer]

Mothra will save us! ...and those freaky Japanese twins....

 

[GoodEnoughForMe]

 

[Lohrenswald]

ARE YOU EVEN TRYING, SWEDEN?

what has Finland done to do so well (besides the perfect school system)?

 

[SS-18 ICBM]

Watch out for the delinquent ojii-sans.

 

[Hygro]

it makes sense, the lead poisoned generation would be committing a larger share of the crimes than the non lead poisoned generations, controlled for age.

 

[SS-18 ICBM]

"A conceptual plan of a European super grid linking renewable energy projects like DESERTEC & Medgrid across North Africa, the Middle East and Europe and could serve as the backbone for the hypothetical supersmart grid."