This is based on all 26m accounts that left a comment before December 2017. I’ve made that dataset available on Kaggle here. It’s derived in turn from /u/Stuck_In_the_Matrix’s huge Reddit comments dataset.
Bonus Image: some of the most popular numerical suffixes with more than 3 digits (using the same color scale as the main graphic).
This repo has an ipython notebook with the code I used to generate this graphic (using matplotlib + seaborn), but it’s a mess.
![image showing Heatmap of numbers found at the end of Reddit usernames [OC]](c22f09d1-beb3-53fa-a20d-b143a3f7c5fc.jpg)
halfeatenscone on January 23rd, 2018 at 14:58 UTC »
This is based on all 26m accounts that left a comment before December 2017. I’ve made that dataset available on Kaggle here. It’s derived in turn from /u/Stuck_In_the_Matrix’s huge Reddit comments dataset.
Bonus Image: some of the most popular numerical suffixes with more than 3 digits (using the same color scale as the main graphic).
This repo has an ipython notebook with the code I used to generate this graphic (using matplotlib + seaborn), but it’s a mess.
techcaleb on January 23rd, 2018 at 15:21 UTC »
This is why I follow this subreddit. Awesome graphic!
cowsniperz on January 23rd, 2018 at 15:50 UTC »
But how many people have 420 AND 69 in their usernames?