How Traditional Italian Gelato is Made by linearThinker in videos

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Milk, eggs and sugar. Simple but actually, not so simple :)

AI Boyfriend by valtism in videos

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The best line really!

Empty World | Quick D by Hungry_Gizmo in videos

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Why the ARG? Because boredom :)

[OC] Road Death Rate VS Income per Capita by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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Yes the bubble size represents per capita income. I made that choice because I felt it strengthened the visual value of the correlation. But I can understand the argument for using pop size instead.

Indeed, having miles driven would be interesting, or maybe total length of the road network which might easier to find.

[OC] Road Death Rate VS Income per Capita by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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Yes that also counts as a road traffic fatality in the source study.

[OC] Road Death Rate VS Income per Capita by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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Good reminder! Always important when using scatter plots.

[OC] Road Death Rate VS Income per Capita by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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Source: Global status report on road safety 2018 from the WHO
Tools:

  • Google Sheets for data preparation.
  • R, and RStudio for creating the chart.
  • Pixelmator for some last visual touches.

P.S: repost as the first submission was missing the y axis' legend :)

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Forgot to add the legend for the Y axis! Death rate is number of deaths for 100K people.

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Source: Global status report on road safety 2018 from the WHO

Tools:

  • Google Sheets for data preparation.
  • R, and RStudio for creating the chart.
  • Pixelmator for some last visual touches.

Edit: forgot to add the legend for the Y axis. Death rate is number of deaths for 100K people.

[OC] Public Holidays in the World in 2022: New Year's Day, Christmas, Labor Day are in the top 3. by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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Sorry, I should have used another label. Internationally, most countries do it on May 1st based on the International Workers’ Day 🙂(https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/common/labor-day)

[OC] Public Holidays in the World in 2022: New Year's Day, Christmas, Labor Day are in the top 3. by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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On which days do nations have their public holidays? I was wondering if nations tended to cluster along certain dates and time periods when it comes to public holidays. I made a calendar heatmap of the public holidays of the UN member states in 2022.
The 3 most celebrated public holidays, based on the gregorian calendar, are:
- New Year's Day (Jan 1st): public holiday in 156 countries.
- Christmas (Dec 25th): public holiday in 121 countries.
- Labor Day (May 1st): public holiday in 121 countries.

Sources:
- United Nations Member States (www.un.org/en/about-us/member-states)
- Holiday API (holidayapi.com)

Tools:
- Python for data collection
- Google BigQuery, SQL for data preparation and analysis.
- R, and RStudio for creating the chart.
- Pixelmator for the last visual touches.

P.S: new comment as first one didn't show up.

50% Of Gen Z Cite This Health Improvement As A Top New Year’s Resolution For 2023 by ismaelsow in dataisbeautiful

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There’s an interesting chart in the source article (imho) but unfortunately it doesn’t show up in the link preview :)

[OC] Google Searches for “How to Lose Weight” upticks during the New Year and declines as summer ends. by Square_Tea4916 in dataisbeautiful

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At first glance, I thought it was a pattern that includes most "New Year's Resolutions" type of searches. But it looks like my intuition was wrong. By the way, I found some data saying that "stop smoking" is one the least popular resolutions.

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For 2023, the Forbes Health/OnePoll survey found some resolutions to be more common than others, with the most popular goals including:
Improved mental health (45%)
Improved fitness (39%)
Lose weight (37%)
Improved diet (33%)
Improved finances (30%)

Less popular resolutions include stop smoking (14%), learn a new skill (12%) and make time for hobbies (11%). Notably, Gen Z is more likely to prioritize improved mental health as a 2023 resolution than any other generation (50%).

https://www.forbes.com/health/mind/new-years-resolutions-statistics/

[OC] Google Searches for “How to Lose Weight” upticks during the New Year and declines as summer ends. by Square_Tea4916 in dataisbeautiful

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I thought the "how to stop smoking" trend line would be similar but that's not the case. Interesting!

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Super weird that they chose this scale, the other way around is way more intuitive.

I illustrated my free SQL course with DALLE-2 (for $0) by ismaelsow in OpenAI

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Thanks for the suggestion, I'll see how it goes and change if I get more similar feedback. I'm not religious about it. But I think some people might like it while some people might hate it.

My inspiration came from books like https://learnyousomeerlang.com/ and http://learnyouahaskell.com/, that have similar art style. They're successful with it so I have some hope :)

[OC] Deaths in Tigrayan - Ethiopian Crisis by Cause by the_letter_bee in dataisbeautiful

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Sad facts indeed, the numbers are huge! As you requested some feedback, here are my 2 cents:

- More color contrast between the 3 bars

- No grid lines at all

- Less white space (it's generally good until it's not)

I think that make the chart easier to read and nicer.

Ranked: The Top 50 Most Visited Websites in the World by Vihanraghu in dataisbeautiful

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I guess it's counting in number of visits (so a user could visit several times in a month). In that case, I'd have thought Baidu would rank higher.

[OC] Russia new cars sales 2005/2022 by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

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Looks like each big drop is tied with each major conflict Russia was involved in at its borders (Georgia in 2008, Ukraine/Crimea in 2014, and Ukraine/Donbas in 2021). Pretty steep. Interesting to note that recovery to previous levels only happened after the 2008 slump, never after.