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At the time of this posting, and including me (22 + BSEE) and the OP, here are some stats: Sample Size: 88 Max: 62 Min: 18 Mean: 27.3 Median: 25.5 StdDev:
by steveplace 19y ago
At the time of this posting, and including me (22 + BSEE) and the OP, here are some stats:
Sample Size: 88
Max: 62
Min: 18
Mean: 27.3
Median: 25.5
StdDev: 8.17
I excluded some outliers based on claims I believed to be false or silly (4 yo w/ laptop and 87 w/ high school)
Pretty interesting stats. Disclaimer ripped from slashdot:
"This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane."
- cperciva 19y agoMore interesting statistics: Out of a sample size of 107 (as above, after removing obviously silly reports), there are: 41 people whose highest completed degree is a Bachelor's, 17 people whose highest completed degree is a Master's, and 5 people whose highest completed degree is a Doctorate. At all three levels, there's roughly a 40:20:40 split between degrees in areas other than computing, people who didn't state what field their degree is in, and degrees in computing.