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nankainamizuhana t1_je7zf4k wrote
Nice! They're Western Tent Caterpillars.
nankainamizuhana t1_jdvftek wrote
Feb 26 looks brutal, I got tired just looking at that one. Thankfully the vertical gradient from yellow to light green makes this a generally positive graph!
nankainamizuhana t1_jddtzs8 wrote
Reply to comment by The_Undermind in Eli5: Why is cannabis such as a unique-looking plant, and is THC found only in cannabis? by Big_carrot_69
Not all of them though
nankainamizuhana t1_jddtrw0 wrote
nankainamizuhana t1_jb6iz3s wrote
Reply to A shaded relief map of The Mediterranean Sea Region rendered from 3d data and satellite imagery [OC] by visualgeomatics
I would be curious whether the Mediterranean Sea is still obviously visible without the coloring
nankainamizuhana t1_ja7yh0d wrote
Reply to comment by Oh_Tassos in [OC] A graphical visualisation of the answer to a problem from the Greek Mathematics Olympiad (*sort of) by Oh_Tassos
So the intent, I assume, was to quickly visualize if there were a finite number of corners or a repeated pattern?
I'm quite curious about the large yellow vertical line. I can't decide whether it's more reasonable that the line is a large swath of integers with no perfect squares containing 2 or 5; or a large swath where all such perfect squares are of the form n=4m+2.
nankainamizuhana t1_j5abq4i wrote
Reply to comment by 90Kg in It got a bit warm and the snow started drooping off the branches by manicmeninges
This is absolutely possible. When only a little bit of the snow melts, but most is still solid, you'll have a combination that's functionally a solid but that loses some structural integrity. It would begin to slough off, but friction between the snowflakes and surface tension with the water will keep them from breaking apart. That only stops when there's too much water, which means less friction.
nankainamizuhana t1_j24dk3c wrote
Reply to comment by fpfx in Sand dollar left a trail on the beach at low tide. by gecko_echo
Yes, a r/mildlypenis sand dollar
nankainamizuhana t1_j1s7sli wrote
Reply to comment by Thuzel in [OC] glassdoor.com data science salaries by skill requirements. by SpaceX96
Right now, my main goal is to stay at a company for more than a year, since that's the biggest thing lacking in my resume. But once that's checked off the list, I will absolutely take your advice. I look forward to seeing the results.
nankainamizuhana t1_j1rppzn wrote
Reply to comment by coke-grass in [OC] glassdoor.com data science salaries by skill requirements. by SpaceX96
I'm currently in data science, I do not make 100k for knowing Power BI
nankainamizuhana t1_j1rfzhf wrote
Minimum $100k?! Sounds like I gotta start looking at who's hiring!
nankainamizuhana t1_iy912y5 wrote
Reply to A toucan skeleton by paulschal
Toucan skeletons look like someone who didn't know what a toucan skeleton looked like was trying to guess.
nankainamizuhana t1_ixe35ru wrote
Reply to World Cup: Argentina v Saudi Arabia [OC] by 123Javi123
If ever there were going to be a graphic representation of bribery in action, I expect it would look like this...
nankainamizuhana t1_iuy51yb wrote
Can we get this in a 100% area chart?
nankainamizuhana t1_itxpuat wrote
Glad to know that H4 H5 is a computer staple, I've been noticing that.
nankainamizuhana t1_je80ecy wrote
Reply to comment by SirVesa413 in This ball of caterpillars I saw at Joshua Tree by SirVesa413
You can post videos, though I don't think you can post videos and text at the same time.