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2024-05-26 19:31:23
The original tweet is speculation, framed as such, presented as somewhat controversial, but seemingly supported by the facts (including that Polygon article, [Link] The proposed note seems to say it’s not that controversial. Maybe — but that’s well w/in normal range of opinion. NNN
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The original tweet is speculation, framed as such, presented as somewhat controversial, but seemingly supported by the facts (including that Polygon article, [Link] The proposed note seems to say it’s not that controversial. Maybe — but that’s well w/in normal range of opinion. NNN
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2024-09-17 00:42:08
There’s always some subjectivity in how you present data. You can fit the y-axis to the data to highlight changes, or “zoom out” to include 0 to highlight the overall level. The top example at the “Misleading graph” link uses a bar chart, where starting at 0 is more important. [Link]
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There’s always some subjectivity in how you present data. You can fit the y-axis to the data to highlight changes, or “zoom out” to include 0 to highlight the overall level. The top example at the “Misleading graph” link uses a bar chart, where starting at 0 is more important. [Link]
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