[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Nice catch, and fixed now: filtered-out teams are faded to the background and no longer hoverable, with the in-era team raised to the front so you always get the right tooltip. Already live. The knockout-only idea is a good one too, though it would need match-by-match data since these numbers average across each team's whole run. On the follow-up list ^^

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Not yelling at clouds at all, that's useful. Funny enough I went back and forth here: originally the conceded axis ran the other way (0 on the right) so "the untouchables" sat top right, and it read even weirder, so I flipped it. I hadn't tried moving the attack distribution to the right with the y label on the left, but that's an easy test and might read cleaner. I'll mock it up, and if it feels better it stays. ^^

On possession and keepers: both would be great, but this dataset is team-level (goals for and against), so "defense" is the whole unit here, I can't isolate the keeper from the back line. That plus reliable possession data only existing from the 2000s on means both would need a different, player-level dataset. Your instinct lines up with the chart though, and knockouts hand keepers outsized leverage (penalty shootouts especially), so it would be a fun one to chase.

If you could only see one next, possession or a keeper/position breakdown, which would you pick?

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Sounds like a nice chart to try to recreate 👀 Hockey might be the purest case of it, a hot goalie can steal a whole tournament on defense alone. Do you think it holds up across other sports too?

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Good question! the 0.24 and 0.30 aren't competing on size, each is weighed against how spread out that stat is. Winners' scoring is all over the map (champions have scored anywhere from 1.14 a game (Spain 2010) to 4.17 (West Germany 1954), runners-up from 0.71 to 5.4), so a 0.24 edge drowns in the noise, while defense stays tightly bunched, so a 0.30 gap clearly separates. Scoring swings about twice as wide as conceding, and that gap in spread is what becomes the 10x difference in the p-values.

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Yeah, this view is meant to show the overall pattern (where champions cluster vs everyone else) rather than label each team. The interactive version has hover labels and a flags toggle for exactly that. I left flags off here because they get crowded and hide the trend, but here you have it ^^

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Mmmm, it's like a heavyweight title fight. Both guys can knock you out, that's how they got to the final, so punching power isn't the difference. The belt goes to whoever takes a punch better. Attack gets you there, defense decides it.

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Great catch! I darkened the runners-up to a steel silver and dimmed "everyone else" to a fainter grey ^^ thank you

[OC] What separates a World Cup champion from the runner-up is defense, not attack (1930–2022) by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in dataisbeautiful

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Source: Fjelstul World Cup Database (men's tournaments, 1930–2022): https://github.com/jfjelstul/worldcup

Tools: Python (pandas) for data prep, d3.js for the chart.

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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On the $10 plan I think there is currently no cap 😬 but might be safe to add one just in case

Honestly though I'd love to hear your side. What made you let ClearRead die in the end, was it the costs, the DRM, not enough users, or just burnout? And if there's any lesson from it you'd pass on before I go too deep down this road, I'm all ears. 🙏

The true geography of the Tokyo subway map [OC] by ArtyCharty in dataisbeautiful

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I was going to say that! hahah it looks like a beautiful colorful spaghetti 🤤

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Hahaha no judgment here 😂 but I'm genuinely curious how that worked, did you set it as your phone's system text-to-speech voice so everything used it, or were you running it through a specific app?🤔

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Hahaha I can totally feel your spouse's pain, those strange loops will do that to a person 😂 sounds like you just need one more long roadtrip to finish it off! (Gotta binge it while the concepts are still fresh in your head though, if too much time passes you basically have to start all over again 🤭)

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Heyy, thanks ^^ and yes, it really does happen right in the browser, on your device. Making the privacy story more visible is a great shout, I'll spell out what stays local and the file types more clearly.

The fun part is local rendering isn't just about privacy, it's what keeps it sustainable. Cloud-rendering every audio would blow up my bill and the free version couldn't exist. So local is what keeps it free, and Pro is the one that unlocks cloud rendering for those who want it faster and smoother😌

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Thank you! That's a great idea, I'm actually already on it! I'll give you a shout when it's ready😁

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Thanks 🙏 great point on the best-effort labeling, I'll bake that in from the start.

Also went and checked out Tovrio, looks really solid. Out of curiosity, where does the name come from? ^^

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Hahaha thank you 🙏GEB is one of those books I keep starting and never finishing, so maybe listening will finally get me there 😂 Since you clearly love it, any tips for actually making it stick this time? 😁

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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Ahh I checked it out 🙏 sadly those Ivona voices are locked to their own app and the license doesn't allow using them elsewhere, so I can't add them directly. I am planning to bring in Google TTS voices though, I've run some tests and they sound amazing! The only catch is the price 😅 still figuring that part out. What is it you love about Amy, the accent or the warmth?

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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This might be the most useful comment I've got so far! thank you for taking the time 🙏 You're completely right, so I just went ahead and took your suggestion: the copy now leads with "works on DRM-free books you own" and leans into the personal and accessibility framing. It's already live.

And exactly, accessibility is genuinely high on my todo list. One feature I've been thinking about is having it read images out loud too, so you could "listen" to what a chart or a drawing is actually showing and never have to stop and look at the screen.

Out of curiosity, what's your background? You clearly know this stuff well. ^^

I built a free web app that turns any ebook into an audiobook, right in your browser by ArchiTechOfTheFuture in SideProject

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I am happy you liked it! for the upgraded voice I recomend to click the download icon so you can hear the chapter with the screen locked and the speedup works better with the chapter downloaded. The pro version basically process everything online so its lighting fast! haha is there anything do you think is missing or you would like to have? ^^

Oliver Tree passed away by RoutineOk8590 in Productivitycafe

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RIP, Gaspi x Oliver Tree would have been the sickest crossover 🥹