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I find myself in equal measures delighted by this chart and mortified that it did not occur to me first. The article that accompanies it is equally charming.

I will keep with silly chart jokes!

Long-time lurker, playing today! I have no idea if the image needs to have a link to the topic, so I just uploaded the last pic someone sent me.

just seeing this now, let me catch up :)

well deserved!

Ah, looking at your previous code and wondering what fever brought you to write this or that 🤭

that's good to hear! One of my struggles learning Svelte (and perhaps, code in general to be honest) is "what did I do wrong or is this because of the position of the planets?" 😆

Paris?

Bruxelles?

+1. went to Chicago last year, will attend Miami virtually this year.

Last year, there were talks of viewing parties for people who could not attend in person, I believe? It could be cool to organise one in Europe?
Disclaimer: not throwing my hat in the ring to organise, just wondering if that's something @datavizsociety.bsky.social or someone is working on?

Wow, I had to check this was a real article and not a spoof.
Using biased data visualization to push a narrative is like using phrenology to justify beliefs—it looks 'scientific' on the surface but falls apart under scrutiny.

Went to Chicago last year, but can't justify to myself the expense nor the carbon footprint two years in a row. And yeah, unwilling to visit the country right now.

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