dhashe@programming.dev to Data is Beautiful@lemmy.worldEnglish · 4 days ago

[OC] How demographic groups tend to comment on my very large poodle

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[OC] How demographic groups tend to comment on my very large poodle

dhashe@programming.dev to Data is Beautiful@lemmy.worldEnglish · 4 days ago

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Responses to walking a very large poodle

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Data source: Self-collected dataset of unprompted comments by other people about my dog while going on walks with him.

Tools: R+ggplot for exploratory data analysis and visualization.

This is my original work, and I have directly linked to my original blog post instead of making an image submission because I believe that the context of the post is important.

I am posting this on a Monday because I consider this post to contain Personal Data.

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Archie is a wonderful name for a dog, do you ever call him Archibald? We like to call our dog Frank “Franklin” when he’s naughty.
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  We do! We also call him Archibaldo and Archipiélago.
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    Archipiélago
    
    Oh my god I love that

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