Göktuğ Kayaalp @cadadr@mastodon.sdf.org

6 looks line a nice binsize for age: roughly 0-6 are infants, 6-12 are prepubescent kids, 12-18 are adolescents, 18-24 are university age, 24-32 are young adults, which is IMHO some nice detail. Also, 32-48 early middle aged, 48-64 older and 64+ elderly; but after "university age" and maybe "young adults", categories are a bit more cloudy.

The graph below is using data from https://code.datasciencedojo.com/datasciencedojo/tutorials/raw/master/Introduction%20to%20Data%20Visualization%20with%20R%20and%20ggplot2/titanic.csv See how esp. bars 3 and 4 are affected.

Minimak layout: http://www.minimak.org/

Swaps around the positions of D, T, E and K. Claims to provide 60% of the benefits of switching to Dvorak, and a possibility to incrementally go from QWERTY to Dvorak.

Tweet from Georgia Person (@andishehnouraee) Georgia Person (@andishehnouraee) Tweeted: In just 15 days the total number of #COVID19 cases in Georgia is up 49%, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the state’s data visualization map of cases. The first map is July 2. The second is today. Do you see a 50% case increase? Can you spot how they’re hiding it? 1/ https://t.co/wAgFRmtrPk (https://twitter.com/andishehnouraee/status/1284237474831761408?s=20)

Just rediscovered a #vim theme I had made some 7 years ago: https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4406

Isn't this beautiful, when compared to Firefox's about:config and even about:preferences! All the options, all documented. A sight long gone in mainstream application development.

Trump endorsing "Goya" products in the oval office.

Apparently because their CEO praised him.

Good boi, Trump, good boi!

Another terrible website is this conference anouncement. Look at the scrollbar.

The first screenful is effectively empty, and just below a little paragraph of essential info which spans the entire width of the display port and is basically the only thing of use in the page apart from the links.

So I just got an unsolicited marketing email from #Mozilla, about #Firefox picture in picture feature.

You're getting there, Mozilla. Almost there...

Apparently they introduced mounted police in Istanbul

This more like #design vs. the users' needs

https://mastodon.sdf.org/web/statuses/104365786210011258

Spotify uses up ~1/5 of the width of the Linux desktop app to tell me I should "find out what my friends are playing".

Apart from the question that why would I care and why I couldn't just ask them, why do I have to see an ad--and this large of an ad--as a paying customer?

When you pay companies like YouTube or Spotify you expect to no longer see ads, but instead they just use the most of the freed up ad space for themselves and that's somehow "not ads", I guess...

tsdh-light is a nice built-in Emacs theme

Fuck you indeed.

DONALD!?

There's white supreme, white supremer, (or "more white supreme", if you're a bit on the pedantic side), and then there's white supremest.

Had guests in the garden today. One had a piece of paper stuck to its neck, but didn't let me come close enough to remove it.

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/blank

Okular is the best #FOSS #PDF reader. Evince could've been better, but tools are hard to discover. I need a whole variety of annotation tools. Okular gives me all, accessibly. Keybindings are also fully customisable. A nice assortment of text and table selection tools available. All of this there in menus, toolbars, and bound to keys. No cryptic UI.

It only misses autosave, and one other thing that I can't remember right now.

https://whereisscihub.now.sh/ is unavailable due to "legal reasons". The illegal thing probably being *linking to* SciHub given that was the whole purpose of the thing.

Wombat is a lovely theme from #Emacs' defaults, but I don't like its colours for #orgmode headlines. Here is a nicer scheme:

(let ((colours ["yellow green" "khaki" "dark sea green" "light sea green" "steel blue" "slate blue" "orchid" "hotpink"]))
(dotimes (i 7)
(let ((face (intern (format "org-level-%d" (1+ i)))))
(set-face-attribute face nil :foreground (aref colours i)))))