tagged things that go up
At 7-5, 6-3, 5-3... Michelsen was 4 points away from winning the match and Tiafoe was a minimum 64 points away Tiafoe won the match There is no sport like tennis
contributed by Andy on Sep 9, 2026 in race to zero, past bedtime, things that go up
An original weird chart! How does ensembling different LLMs increase catch rate on security issues?
contributed by Andy on Aug 13, 2026 in frontier, scatters, things that go up
This is a fascinating and important set of data which shows us where things are going, using OpenAI as a canary in the coal mine. The chatbot era is over, and agentic systems are coming to tasks beyond engineering. And skills show promise as a way to standardize AI use in firms.
contributed by Andy on Jun 30, 2026 in curves, things that go up
what a fantastic chart from @kevinmuir showing how unusual this earnings season has been
contributed by Andy on May 14, 2026 in spaghetti, things that go up, outlier
At the same time, most great coaches tend to outperform win probability model expectations So being simply average in spots with >75% win probability may point to something
contributed by Andy on Sep 8, 2025 in VORP, things that go up
Los Angeles compared to other cities
contributed by Andy on May 29, 2023 in small multiples, things that go up, bloomberg
The Green Revolution in one chart Food abundance is very good and underrated
contributed by Andy on Jan 17, 2023 in progress?, things that go up
@SmootPete
contributed by Andy on Jul 30, 2022 in things that go up, logs logs logs, progress?
On average, time spent - with family peaks at <15yo - with friends peaks at 18 - with coworkers peaks at 30 - with children peaks at 40 - with your partner peaks at 70 - alone peaks at the end fascinating chart (ht @Alex_Radke)
— @DKThomp
contributed by Andy on Jul 19, 2022 in things that go up, lifestyle choices
This is one of the craziest plots I have ever seen. World GDP follows a power law that holds over many orders of magnitude and extrapolates to infinity (!) by 2047. Clearly this trend can't continue forever. But whatever happens, the next 25 years are going to be pretty nuts.
contributed by Andy on Jul 6, 2022 in things that go up, logs logs logs, power laws