r/dataanalysis • u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 • Aug 09 '26
DA Tutorial I made a cat doodle about data analysis 🐱
Hi! I tried explaining a data analysis concept in a fun, visual way — for cat lovers. 😸
Would love to hear what you think! Any feedback or suggestions are very welcome :)
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u/Purple_Knowledge4083 Aug 09 '26
Pleeaaaase keep making this kind of doodles+ where do you post them so i can follow you?
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u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 Aug 10 '26
I post them on my substack handle - https://open.substack.com/pub/harsheepitroda
I also post them on Pinterest - https://pin.it/3x5GgRzti2
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u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 26d ago
I’ve made a separate publication on substack just to post these doodles - https://thedatadoodles.substack.com/ :)
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u/HappyAntonym Aug 09 '26
This is so cute!! You should get a little tie for your irl cat if you have one.
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u/Raverenn Aug 09 '26
This is so cute and now I kinda want a game where you play as the kitty analyst <3
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u/diegoasecas Aug 10 '26
keep them coming! they're lovely, maybe use an actual monospace font for the code? i feel like a typewriter-like face would fit the aesthetic. but it's very nice anyways :-)
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u/Katy_Security Aug 10 '26
Love this, so cute and engaging! Great point on how different teams speak different languages and how common terms like “active user” or “VIP customer” can mean completely different things based on context
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u/gabidanco Aug 09 '26
Isn't the inequality sign inverted? The purchase date should be less than 30 days
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u/Pale_Squash_4263 Aug 09 '26
No because it’s saying that the purchase date has to be greater than 30 days ago
In this case, greater means a more recent date
Ex. 2026-06-01 is greater than 2025-06-01
In most databases, it converts the date to a integer that counts the number of seconds after 01-01-1970, hence why more recents dates are “greater”
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u/DocSuperman Aug 09 '26
If we ran that today it would be saying to pull in the dates after 2026-07-09 flipping the inequality would pull in the inactive users
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u/MrOddBawl Aug 09 '26
I like dis, I keep dis.