KyleOS

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Graphing Ireland's wealth distribution: Top% own as much as the bottom 70%(kyso.io)
3 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
I'm wondering how the number of R Notebooks would compare, now and for the forecasted numbers. Thinking I'll do that next.
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There Are over 4M Public Jupyter Notebooks on GitHub(kyso.io)
3 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Thanks! Yes you're right, and these differential factors between countries, like voting ages, registration voting systems, etc.. will have an influence on voter turnout - which in turn will have implications for the voting power of ind
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Working on a related post regarding voter influence across the EU in the European elections ( https://kyso.io/KyleOS/eu-elections ), which I should finish later today.
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Breaking Down the Upcoming 2019 European Parliamentary Election(kyso.io)
3 points by KyleOS 7y ago|3 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
The post is an IPython notebook and everyone is free to download the attached datasets or fork the entire study.
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Measuring cross-country standards of living using purchasing power parity(kyso.io)
1 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Source: Data is from Kaggle ( https://www.kaggle.com/russellyates88/suicide-rates-overview... ), which compares socio-economic info with suicide rates by year and country between 1985 and 2016. Will hopefully add to this
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Analysis of Suicide Rates Around the World(kyso.io)
3 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
According to CoupCast, Burkina Faso, Afghanistan, and South Sudan should be all be wary of a coup in the near future.
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Academics have built models to assess the probability of a putsch(kyso.io)
1 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Great suggestion - I just forked the original post and created a new map based on emissions per unit of economic output: https://kyso.io/KyleOS/co2-per-unit-output it flips the map for North America and a lot of SE Asi
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by KyleOS 7y ago
We're in the 21st-century dude. Point to a time where access to foreign aid, other financial assistance, and tech that would enable economic prosperity on renewable energy is as easy as it is today.
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Very good point - I actually only posted on this topic the other day: https://kyso.io/KyleOS/per-cap-meat-consumption I'm wondering if there is a way to plot the impact this consumption has on the environment - ma
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Only if you're arguing on the premise that they can only achieve sustainable economic growth in the 21st century by polluting the atmosphere.
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by KyleOS 7y ago
I believe it is indeed the second - it would add to China's carbon footprint - & I completely agree with you. This article addresses the issue nicely: https://www.carbonbrief.org/how-much-of-chinas-carbon-dioxid...
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by KyleOS 7y ago
down vs down enough. Do we credit the strongest economic nation in the world for improving slightly on emissions or do we strive for it to do even better? That's the point of these visuals.
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by KyleOS 7y ago
How do you explain the fact that Western European economies perform so well on a per-capita basis of emissions versus the US and Canada then? I do agree with some of your points on the Western world vs the East & that it will require ho
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Well, it's quite hypocritical for us to dictate to China that they shouldn't be selling goods with a >neutral carbon footprint no? A discussion on historical responsibility matters, with rich nations having emitted about 80% of
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Good suggestion! Any suggestions for where I can find easily accessible data?
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Well, it's important when measuring which nations are most responsible for climate change. So we'll see the list topped by smaller countries with energy-intensive industries such as Qatar, as well as some small Western developed c
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Taking into account the nation's population size gives us a more accurate measure of countries' relative contributions to CO2 emissions. The flip between countries like Ireland and China when we go from total to per capita is real
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Visualising per Capita CO2 Emissions – Criticise the US and Canada, Not China(kyso.io)
42 points by KyleOS 7y ago|65 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
I feel like these days we should be creating more user-friendly graphs - both for the creator of the graph and for the reader. I created this graph of the Atmospheric concentrations of CO2 earlier today ( https://kyso.io/Kyle
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Original source: https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2019/04/17/w...
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by KyleOS 7y ago
There's an argument to be made that GDP per capita in India will catch up with that of China if this is indeed the case, as made in a recent article from the economist. Although it's important to remember that it won't be str
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What Airbnb's Knowledge Repo Inspired Us to Build(medium.com)
4 points by KyleOS 7y ago|1 comments
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by KyleOS 7y ago
Yeah, technical content is performing better and better on Medium. Look at the same stats for towards data science, hacker noon, etc..!
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by KyleOS 7y ago
These are the percentage rates for 2017 for Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, and Measles. I find it worrying that the US is lower than a lot of countries most of us would assume as being less developed.

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