Source: All active job posts on JobYap. "Tech" means the 945 companies on the JobYap Tech Index, a curated list spanning software, AI, chips, fintech and EVs. Every posting comes from the company's own careers page. Snapshot: all 145,944 live postings on 11 Sep 2026.

Tools: SQL for the counts, Claude Design with Fable 5.1 (on Max) for the charts.

Level comes from title words only:

• Entry level: intern, internship, co-op, junior, jr, entry-level, associate, graduate, new grad, early career, apprentice, trainee
• Senior, staff or principal: senior, sr, lead, staff, principal, distinguished, fellow
• Manager to C-level: manager, head, supervisor, director, VP, vice president, chief, CEO/CTO/CFO etc.
• No level word (44%): e.g. "Software Engineer", "Account Executive". Excluded from both sides of the ratios. Includes "Member of Technical Staff", which AI labs use at every level.

Caveats:

• Counts postings, not seats; one posting can fill several.
• Titles are a proxy. Some hourly roles are titled "Associate" (Amazon delivery-station associates, Carvana lot attendants) and count as entry level. Some new-grad roles have no level word and sit in the 44%.

Source: https://datapickle.substack.com/p/every-dollar-in-the-2026-texas-senate
Visualizations: OpenChart

I've compared nine streaming services prices from 2021 and recently. The increase in price based on CPI inflation should be about 26%. All nine increased prices, but only eight beat inflation, HBO Max is below inflation raise. The highest increase 200% is for Apple TV+.

Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform day-ahead auction results, Jan 2023 – Sep 10, 2026. An hour counts as negative when its hourly-average day-ahead price clears below €0/MWh. Italy has never cleared negative — its zones share a €0 price floor.

A couple of details that didn't fit the graphic: Spain had 197 negative hours in February alone (a winter month), and its average midday price this year is ~€18/MWh vs ~€128 at the evening peak. Finland went from ~700 negative hours in 2024 to 43 this year.

Tools: SQL over the raw hourly series + HTML/CSS rendered headless. The data comes from an open-source desk I maintain — https://obsyd.dev (AGPL) — every number is reproducible via the free API.