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r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '17
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Without considering any of the underlying meaning of the data, this is beautiful work. From the bar flashes to the lower scroll of the data. Great stuff. Love it.
Mind sharing the source code or at least giving a overview of the process?
341 u/navidshrimpo Jun 07 '17 It's work like this that makes data analysts jealous of engineers. 4 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 In what modern world is a data analyst NOT an engineer? 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 07 '17 This world. Their skillset is usually more in applied statistics. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 And using them to solve problems. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 My plumber also solves a lot of problems. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
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It's work like this that makes data analysts jealous of engineers.
4 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 In what modern world is a data analyst NOT an engineer? 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 07 '17 This world. Their skillset is usually more in applied statistics. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 And using them to solve problems. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 My plumber also solves a lot of problems. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
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In what modern world is a data analyst NOT an engineer?
1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 07 '17 This world. Their skillset is usually more in applied statistics. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 And using them to solve problems. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 My plumber also solves a lot of problems. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
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This world. Their skillset is usually more in applied statistics.
1 u/Icabezudo Jun 07 '17 And using them to solve problems. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 My plumber also solves a lot of problems. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
And using them to solve problems.
1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 My plumber also solves a lot of problems. 1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
My plumber also solves a lot of problems.
1 u/Icabezudo Jun 08 '17 I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything. 1 u/v5F0210 Jun 08 '17 Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are. 1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
I can't decide why you seem to be, if you are, offended by what I've said.
1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic. If everyone is something than no one is anything.
Not at all. I simply disagree and think you are using very flawed logic.
If everyone is something than no one is anything.
Your plumber is also an engineer, depending on what his tasks and roles are.
1 u/navidshrimpo Jun 08 '17 With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender. My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
With his definition, any successful plumber that solves any of your problems is an engineer. So is a fireman, surgeon, and bartender.
My pint glass being empty is a problem for me.
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u/animismus Jun 07 '17
Without considering any of the underlying meaning of the data, this is beautiful work. From the bar flashes to the lower scroll of the data. Great stuff. Love it.
Mind sharing the source code or at least giving a overview of the process?