TheHappyEater
TheHappyEater t1_jdr9ivd wrote
Reply to comment by 96385 in [OC] Relation between the square meter price of an apartment and distance from Notre Dame de Paris in Paris and Ile-de-France by sudu1988
Yeah, maybe "distance to notre dame" isnt the only determining factor in these things.
TheHappyEater t1_jdqw2nz wrote
Reply to [OC] Relation between the square meter price of an apartment and distance from Notre Dame de Paris in Paris and Ile-de-France by sudu1988
What's with the weird strata at 50,and 60km? Are these self-reported distances?
TheHappyEater t1_j6iiwh2 wrote
Reply to Favourite mashups? by Ok-Impress-2222
My name is funk soul brother: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdeEHFA8vKo
Go home productions' "Work it out with a foxy lady": https://soundcloud.com/user245429443/sets/work-it-out-with-a-foxy-lady
DJ Crook Air/Admiral Crook: Daft Return of the MacK: https://soundcloud.com/admiral-crook/daft-return-of-the-mack
TheHappyEater t1_ixv5lr9 wrote
Reply to [OC] - US Yield Curve, mean yield curve spread, and percent of all yield curve combinations that are inverted by MetricT
What kind of metric is displayed in the last chart? Isn't there a lot of correlation between the combinations going on, i.e. if 1y/10y are inverted and 1y/2y are not, then 2y/10y will be inverted as well? What are the black and the red areas in the bottom chart?
Is the amount of inversion, like an average slope of the curve, maybe a more interesting graph?
TheHappyEater t1_it6qgzj wrote
Reply to [OC] Inflation rate and nominal interest rate by giteam
The inflation measures the average change in consumer prices, compared to the previous year. It's worth noting that the table in wikipedia references the timeframe from 2013 to 2017 for measuring the inflation.
What kind of nominal interest rate is this? Is it for banks borrowing from the central bank? For what kind of duration (also a year? or is this a 3-Month- or an overnight rate)? It's worth noting that these interest rates are quite recent (mostly from the 2020s) - I wouldn't call this "real" interest rate since the time frames are different.
How does the nominal interest rate of a central bank relate to the single consumer? Why is this a reasonable comparison to begin with?
Also, what's the red line? Is that supposed to mark where both are equal? Why does it miss, e.g. the (256,256) point?
TheHappyEater t1_ir9qapc wrote
Reply to comment by brittunculi99 in TIL about Operation Bernhard. During WWII, Germany attempted to bring about the collapse of the British economy by forging ≈£130 million in British bank notes. The notes are considered among the most perfect counterfeits ever produced, and are very difficult to differentiate from legitimate notes. by rkadeYT
There's also an austrian-german drama from 2007: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0813547/
Starring renowned austrian (Karl Markovics) and german (August Diehl, Devid Striesow) actors
TheHappyEater t1_ir9pw0b wrote
Reply to TIL about Operation Bernhard. During WWII, Germany attempted to bring about the collapse of the British economy by forging ≈£130 million in British bank notes. The notes are considered among the most perfect counterfeits ever produced, and are very difficult to differentiate from legitimate notes. by rkadeYT
The forgery was done in a KZ near Berlin, Sachsenhausen, by prisoners of the concentration camp.
TheHappyEater t1_jea6971 wrote
Reply to comment by flaminate_strutching in TIL the milky way was named as such because of Hera's breaskmilk...An infant Hercules tried to nurse from her, and she threw him off. Allowing some milk to splash and creating the galaxy and all its stars... by Themakia
And if you look at current greek yoghurts, there's still "gala" on them.