I'm going to need people who have no fucking clue how Venn diagrams work to please refrain from making them. The first image is an atrocity shared by a friend on FB (and that friend is not responsible for the abomination, and is a good person so I'm not posting this back on FB).

The second image is a proper Venn Diagram (one of several possibilities, I think, but the most common one).

The shitshow, the omnishambles, the clusterfuck...

  • How is Clockwork Orange a combination of 1984 and Brave new World?
  • How is Logan's Run a combination of Fahrenheit 451 and Handmaid's tale?
  • How in green blazes is Gattaca a combination of clockwork orange, Soylent Green, and Brave New World?
  • Et Goddamn Cetera

NONE of the overlaps make any sense. Whoever made this just threw scary book and movie titles in spaces. They should not even be informed of the existence of the proper 4-category Venn. They have proven themselves deeply unworthy.

I am guyjantic and I approve this unhinged rant about an inconsequential matter.

#rant #venndiagram #DataIsUgly #BadGraph #ForShame #Petty #soapbox

Such a simple mistake. For a stacked area chart always put the data with the least variation towards the bottom. Here the rural population grows 6-fold but it looks constant because it's stacked on top of the urban population that grows 100-fold in the interval.

#DataViz #DataIsUgly

The Beeswarm plot turned out to be more or less what I needed. One axis constrained, one with collision.

https://bl.ocks.org/chloerulesok/e45c8bb1241c4f6051ef30623e6fe552

This is a level of #dataviz failure I may be willing to live with.

#dataisugly

Scatterplot/Beeswarm/forceSimulation/forceCollide

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#dataisugly

Fail a bit less, keep failing
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#d3 #dataviz #help #mastohelp

Fail hard, fail harder
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