I tried to hit F5 to run a query and it refreshed the page lol

edit: I’m also slightly annoyed that the table names are a mix of singular and plural

Here: https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distribute/table/

I switched the table to Shares (%) and added up the latest values of the first 3 columns.

The highest earning 10% also have about 67% of the wealth, so they are actually underperforming compared to the rest of the population. It’s just that they have all the money.

If you have the time for an hour-long deep dive into the history, check out this video from a history youtuber I’m a big fan of:

Temporary Residents in this World | Jehovah’s Witnesses - Knowing Better

You can skip the first 2 minutes if you don’t care about the skit stuff.

Mastodon

I’ve been wondering about that - the Misskey numbers are very weird, with MAU even lower than the number of new users that join in an average month. But this is a good explanation, thanks. It’s just too bad there’s not a good way to get MAU for them.

I dunno, I only follow capybarabot.

If you look at monthly active users instead of total users, Pixelfed is a strong 2nd place.

This is looking at total users, but I think monthly active users would be a better stat to use here. Lemmy has about 3 times the MAU of Misskey.

Edit: Also worth noting that Pixelfed has close to 3 times Lemmy’s MAU now.

I say we just admit that R can be a vowel, and drop the E entirely.

“Dang it, I’m being cooked AND the internet isn’t working!”

Assuming you’re using a browser - click the search icon at the top, change the first dropdown to “Communities”, then type in the name and search.

This is showing the total number of posts, not just new ones. The title is really misleading…

There’s a separate graph on that page for comments, which are up around 17 million.

This should say total posts, not average, right?

Before anyone gets too comfortable:

Nate Silver’s latest forecast now gives Vice President Kamala Harris a slight edge in the Electoral College, projecting her with a 50 percent chance of victory compared to former President Donald Trump’s 49.6 percent.

This is not-the-Onion material.

My money’s on 4.

Maybe a panini.

If Harris becomes president, Musk will never meet his original goal of putting a human on Mars by 2021!