Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by Bakary on Monday October 24, 2022 @10:41AM
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There's a nested Pareto in that 20% of that 20% causes 80% of the 80%. Considering that psychopathy (or whatever the updated term is) runs at a bit more of a percent of the population...
Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by omgomgomgomg on Monday October 24, 2022 @10:36AM
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Whats the gender segmentation on that, any info?
Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by throwamon on Monday October 24, 2022 @10:52AM
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> I even know the percentage roughly.
No, you don't. This "principle" is not a law of physics, it's just a rule of thumb that may or may not be wildly off the mark for an arbitrary distribution. Its common usage is like statistics horoscope.
Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by andreilys on Monday October 24, 2022 @11:18AM
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Having worked as a data scientist at multiple companies (From FANG to startup), the first thing I look at when I get my hands on data is the existence of the Pareto principle.
I still haven’t found one company where this principle didn’t show up.
Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by throwamon on Monday October 24, 2022 @11:28AM
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What does this prove? If you have lots of data and dimensions, I bet you could just as likely find distributions that are roughly 50/50, 60/40, 90/10, 100/0 if you looked for them.
Re:Behind TikTok's Boom: A Legion of Traumatized, $10-a-Day ...
by dado3212 on Monday October 24, 2022 @11:52AM
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Agreed. It’s not necessarily 80/20, it’s just that power laws show up a LOT. 90/10, 99/1, etc.
I already knew that. I even know the percentage roughly. According to the Pareto principle, 80% of people are not totally fucked up, but the 20% that are cause 80% of the problems.