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I can not figure out what on Earth they've done with these graphs, it almost seems like these are an artists impression of a graph. Looking at the commit graph
by LiamPowell 6mo ago
I can not figure out what on Earth they've done with these graphs, it almost seems like these are an artists impression of a graph.
Looking at the commit graph: Why do commits have big steps followed by slow rolloffs? Why do the steps not happen at uniform points Why do larger steps sometimes have less of a slope than smaller steps but not all the time?
Then looking at the other graphs there's completely different effects going on.
- jospeh554 6mo agoIt's because they are your standard PowerPoint graph that just shows "thing goes up" rather than actual data, or the meaning of the data.
- arnitdo 6mo agoThey seem to be the result of an image-gen model to me If this is the unvetted and unbased information they are putting out in public facing-blogs, only the stars would know what data is being "presented" in their boardrooms