strfry

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   by strfry 3mo ago

   | Just plotting the SPR level would make the same point honestly. They'd still have to zoom in a lot. Here's the SPR level since the 80s: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&
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   by strfry 3mo ago

   I thought the same thing about matching the line to the axis, but the legend is marked with LHS and RHS. It's very subtle.
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   by strfry 3mo ago

   'Figure 2: US energy exports outpace production' We're producing 14,000,000 barrels of oil per day and exporting about 6,000,000 per day, but the author used a graph with two different y-axis scales to make the lines cross so
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   by strfry 3mo ago

   You can analyze a company in different ways, like as a machine or organism. All images are valid, but some are more appropriate. If you fixate on one, like treating an organization as a machine of interlocking parts with defined purposes, t
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   by strfry 9mo ago

   Neat, but we've been in the same situation for a while. A couple years back, I wrote a tutorial for using an open source stack with the Nandland Go FPGA board: a simple Lattice board. This was because the FPGA book I bought from No Sta