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Blaming the people you're trying to communicate with is not a winning move. When you look at the 2 graphs side-by-side, as in the article, it's apparent which
by redis_mlc 6y ago
Blaming the people you're trying to communicate with is not a winning move.
When you look at the 2 graphs side-by-side, as in the article, it's apparent which conveys more meaning (the linear one), unless I suppose you read log graphs all day. The public does not.
- mytailorisrich 6y agoBlaming would be to claim that it is their fault for not understanding. Here it is not blame, it is a statement that anything above the most basic maths concepts will stump a surprisingly large number of people. I'm not sure 'surprisingly' is the right word but here it is.