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"That year (2008), according to the website Babycenter, 11 out of every million babies born in America were named Bacon." ಠ_ಠ
by WellDressed 12y ago
"That year (2008), according to the website Babycenter, 11 out of every million babies born in America were named Bacon." ಠ_ಠ
- dllthomas 12y agoMaybe some of them as a tribute to Francis Bacon? Yeah, who'm I kidding...
- mzs 12y agoNot sure about that, there should have been about 50 if so and from the readme provided by the census "To safeguard privacy, we restrict our list of names to those with at least 5 occurrences." usa$ grep -i bacon yob????.txt | wc 0 0 0
- sp332 12y agoShouldn't your search also find the 29,000 people with the last name of Bacon? https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=bacon&a=*C.bacon-_*Surname-&a=*DPClash.ExpandedFoodE.bacon-_*PreparedCuredPorkBacon.dflt-&a=*EAC.ExpandedFood.PreparedCuredPorkBacon-_**a.PreparedCuredPorkBacon-.dflt- https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=bacon&a=*C.bacon-_*Sur...
- mzs 12y agoNo, it does not include that: usa$ head -5 yob2008.txt Emma,F,18791 Isabella,F,18598 Emily,F,17419 Olivia,F,17066 Ava,F,17024 The USA Census Bureau released names.zip and namesbystate.zip back in May and they include README files of how they were anonymized.