Am I missing something or is the author using dots for both breaking up large numbers and also for decimal points?
Yes, I assume it is because you use dots to seperate large numbers in most European languages and they forgot it's different in English.
I analyzed the lineups at the most popular nightclubs
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#23Besides having your eardrums damaged
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#24Thanks John Hughes films!
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#25As an introvert, what are you even supposed to do at "clubs"? Besides having your eardrums damaged
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#27I'm just gonna say that some aspect of the data collection here seems flawed: among the SF clubs listed are DNA Lounge and Public Works – which are great clubs, don't get me wrong – but they are very much on the smaller side. And, Phonobar? That is a bar/restaurant, not a nightclub at all. Meanwhile, The Warfield and 1015 Folsom are left out – how does that make any sense?
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#28Perhaps doing a similar thing with Ticketmaster/tixr/all the other ticket apps and combining them together could produce more representative data, of course you’d still have the problem of having to filter out actual clubs.
on an unrelated note, what in gods name is that color scheme on the visualizations? xD
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#29I wonder if you’d get a higher percent of overlap if you only focused on Friday/Saturday bookings
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#30Btw, SF night clubs actively refuse to let “tech nerds” in. I witnessed whole groups of people who attended the huggingface “Woodstock of AI” meetup circa 2023 and the local clubs would refuse to let anyone in who wore glasses or wore Patagonia. Thanks John Hughes films!