Login

u/ArtyCharty

r/MapPorn r/LondonUnderground r/MetalsOnReddit r/londonbuses r/TransitDiagrams r/DataArt r/asoiaf r/sportsanalytics r/dataisbeautiful r/londoncycling r/london r/TransportForLondon
▲ 109 r/asoiaf

[Spoilers MAIN] what did the Seven Kingoms think of Aegon and the dragons before the Conquest?

From Fire and Blood, it seems as if in between the time of the Targaryens settling of Dragonstone and Aegons Conquest, that the Targs were essentially left to their own devices.

But wouldn’t the presence of three kaiju sized fire breathing flying nukes (the only three remainingg in the world) attract SIGNIFICANT attention from every Lord and King from across the pre-Conquest Westeros? And surely the Red Priests and the Shadowbinders of Asshai would be keen to get in on the action, given the dragons are some of the last vestiges of magic in the world? To be honest, wouldn’t it be reasonable to assume Dragonstone would become one of the most famous places in all of Planetos?

Yet, they seem to just be there chilling on Dragonstone.

Is there any lore that covers this part of the Targaryen history?

reddit.com
u/ArtyCharty — 2 days ago
▲ 72 r/DataArt+1 crossposts

[OC] Every Sun is a Folder, and every square is a file, colors and size denote mass (will be releasing on git soon). Source is the tools folder of my own drive.

Hope this fits on this sub

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 2.0k r/DataArt+1 crossposts

[OC] Two-thirds of America's 26,597 paint colors are duplicates — I compared every brand's palette with the color-difference standard paint factories use

Data: the PaintColorHQ database — 26,597 paint colors across 13 brands (12 decorative paint brands + the RAL classic standard), snapshot July 2026. Color values come from each brand's published palette data.

Method: CIEDE2000 (ΔE 2000) color difference computed across cross-brand pairs. I counted a color as "duplicated" when another brand sells a twin under ΔE 1.0 — that's below the threshold most people can distinguish even with the two swatches side by side. It's the same formula paint manufacturers use on the factory line for batch quality control.

Results: 66.6% of colors have at least one such twin at a competing brand. 749 hex values are exact, digit-for-digit copies sold under different names. The most duplicated color is a warm off-white sold by 12 of the 13 brands — Benjamin Moore's "Flurry" and Dunn-Edwards' "Swan White" are numerically identical (ΔE 0.00), and Farrow & Ball's "Pointing" is in the same cluster.

Tool: Python + matplotlib. Each strip is the brand's entire palette sorted by hue; the white bar under each strip is the share of the palette no other brand sells near-identically.

Full write-up with the per-brand tables and methodology: https://www.paintcolorhq.com/blog/most-duplicated-paint-color

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 1.5k r/DataArt+1 crossposts

[OC] I visualized my email response time over three years of work emails

My main takeaway from this is that I need to chill tf out - you can check out the git here

Update for some folks asking about the animation - it’s a time lapse!

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 274 r/DataArt+3 crossposts

How the London bus numbers fit together on the map [OC]

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 1.4k r/DataArt+4 crossposts

The Real London Tube Map - TFL underground, overground lines plotted with real coordinates [OC]

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/sportsanalytics

In their MMA career, who landed the most significant strikes, who landed the most takedowns? (Data from 8699 UFC fights) [OC]

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/dataisbeautiful

8,699 MMA fights: Who is the highest volume striker in UFC history? Who achieved the most takedowns in UFC history? [OC]

Made with: MatPlotLib, Adobe Illustrator

Data source

u/ArtyCharty — 2 months ago