skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What about charts? Does that also show up?
When it comes to redlining, sowell directly addresses it in in Vision of the Anointed. He points out that the kinds of houses blacks tend to purchase tends to be ignored in studies that find widespread discrimination.

For example blacks are much more likely to want to buy multi family homes. The income and other requirements for these are much stricter which is why they are denied loans more often.

Moreover, he points out that if blacks were being subject to stricter requirements then one would expect that they were less likely to default since the requirements are notionally to calculate default risk.

He points out that before the redlining legislation black and white default rates were broadly the same indicating that whatever criteria the banks used it fulfilled its main purpose of estimating default likelihood.

He then shows data that the anti discrimination legislation increased black default rates and questions whether you encouraging minorities to declare bankruptcy and enter financial ruin is really something to be desired.

Before you make blanket statements on the man you should be familiar with his stance on things. Your comment lacks the nuance that one is apt to find in any sowell book.
> I can't wait for the Tesla Roaster 2.0 to be delivered in volume (idem for its motorbike equivalent), so I can finally sleep with open windows.

If it's accelerating using cold gas thrusters (SpaceX package) it'll be extremely loud. Thankfully it'll probably only have 1-2 seconds of juice from the air tanks.
Have you ever had to take a case to court?
What percentage of your annual income did that cost?
How long did it take to work its way through the system?
Was there a finding of wrongdoing or an out-of-court settlement?
Would you do that again?
Would you want to do that for every interaction you have with the government?
Yes. I was wondering if the wheel-based ones had some means of killing pathogens on the wheel, rather than transfering them back to the incoming air stream.
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Someone should create a list of books that comprise a beginners manual of living in a modern society, and “Basic Economics” would fit perfectly in this list.
What is a “cache-friendly” code?
Musk seems to have handled China quite well so far, with Tesla's gigafactory in Shanghai, which is also the first fully foreign-owned such venture allowed in the country. An alignment of interests no doubt.

I think he also appreciated the Chinese attitude of going for it and making things happen quickly once the decision is made, which seems quite similar to his.
IMO a restart is not an iteration.

Iteration is "improve the current model".

A restart throws the current model away.
Well I was going to say that Salesforce is a great example of something that sold well initially but it has mostly been a disappointment. Salesforce has been telling managers that "apps" are the way to go while the real value driver of sales funnels is data. Sales funnel can be optimized only if you blend data across the various stages from lead to revenue. I don't think you can solve the issues of organizational "digitalization" by starting with apps, it's data and integrations, apps are a tiny wrapper around a well organized and managed data ecosystem.
Good breakdown. For me the main issues would be around how technically capable Google is to ingest all of the content coming from ADT monitoring infrastructure, extract meaningful information and then merge that in with their existing knowledge of my life.
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I've read a few Sowell books and I don't always agree with his conclusions but I do always enjoy the historical context he puts behind his arguments. I find most political pundits, journalists, etc to lack a grounding in history when they take opinions on various things. Sowell's books are usually give you a historical context and then the argument. It makes his books a good read even if you don't agree with them.
This is a good article.

I work at a biotech company that studies virus transmission and helps others study it. It was clear from the very beginning that transmission was airborne. Why would it not be? That the WHO and some doctors were assuming it was not seriously damages their credibility as healthcare professionals.

Current events should lead people to seriously question deference given to doctors. They need to be held accountable for their actions and must be made to listen to professionals in other fields.
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They'll sack somebody for this for sure, it'll offet it.
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See my reply to benrbray above.
If your legitimate business activity undermines public health it is no longer legitimate until the threat has passed. We fought this out in 1918 as well.
> IMHO dismissing/criticising a rather lengthy article just on one less-than-ideal example is not really good form.

I actually up-voted the article, and started reading, then removed my up-vote when I realized the very first article linked contradicts the entire headline. If the headline is true, the author could have picked dozens of other links of obvious lies, but clearly didn't attempt to validate their own work
> I'm talking about big-budget games that push the limits of the devices they run on, and there are lots of them on mobile. [...] But again, the studios will be happy to make some trade-offs here, so expect asset sizes to be smaller (akin to big smartphone).

Then you're not talking about AAA games. The discussion here is, or was, about a specific category of games. You seem desperate to move the goalposts to include non-AAA games.
The ones that bring in outside air (that I have seen) just let a little outside air in. Most of the air is still recirculated, but there is a tiny hole that opens to let some air in.
lol, I figured it would be faster before a MBA responded about opportunity costs....

>>>Liquidity.

That really depends on how you budget, but for many things I have been involved in these are well known costs that can not simply be postponed really, while it may have some impact on Liquidity, if budgeted for property it would not no matter if it was lump sum or spread out. The effect on a 5 year picture is the same

>>Flexiblity

This is 100% false, SaaS Opex Spend is FAR FAR FAR less flexible than CAPEX spend in the IT Space, take for example Office 365 Vs ONPrem, with OnPrem I can forgo a Capital expense to upgrade some servers, EOL a SAN disk array a year later, or choose to stick on Office 2016 for another year if needed.

Office 365 you pay that bill or your services shut down. That is why company like AutoDesk has removed the ability to buy perpetual Licensing under a CapEx model and have moved to Subscription OpEx model, before if you wanted to Stay on the Previous version of Autocad sure you might take a security risk but the software still worked. Now you do not pay your annual licensing fee well your software no longer works

So no this new OpEx model is in no way more flexible, it more akin to ransomware, pay us or we lock you out

>>>Opportunity costs.

i will agree with opportunity costs. Still from a highly logical and engineering focus more than a Finance focus I will still look at $100k over 5 years or 20K annual to be the same...
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The problem with FreeCAD, and open source CAD in general, is we have two choices: OpenCASCADE and CGAL.

FreeCAD is based on OpenCASCADE. I've used both libraries and OpenCASCADE really left a bad taste in my mouth. It's not a project I'd want to contribute to due to the technology.
It’s a more telling statement about the book. “My book is too edgy for academia” is a worn out trope used by pseudo intellectuals. The real reason Sowell’s book is not required is because it does not involve the necessary rigor or mathematical methodology when introducing economic principles. If people want to pretend that’s elitist, so be it. Antivaxxers do the same thing.
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Redlining and sentencing disparities are institutionalized racism, not systemic racism.
Just installed it. How do direct messages work? Is it just a room with two people in it?
Organized crime has a specific meaning. Whether this particular outfit is one or more people has no bearing on the use of the term organized crime in this instance.
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> lies to the public have been told

Link?
> I can no longer use many of the tools that help me, and instead am confined into the corporate-approved structure. This is both a productivity issue and a job satisfaction issue.

Out of curiosity, like what?

> Trying to separate

Yeah, like I said, starting early is going to make things much easier. If you're trying to get to this place later on, it's just wayyyyyy harder and most orgs can't get there. This is often the case with security - if you build your code, infra, policy, etc, with security in mind from day 1 it's 1000s of times simpler than doing it even just a few years later.

> Coming up with the right mix of apps, and convincing our Risk team, is very difficult.

Oh yeah, a risk team can be the real killer. That's why upvote is nice - security only gets involved if something is flagged. But if your risk team isn't willing to work with you that's a problem, and it sounds like yours isn't doing the work consistently.

To me, approval should be easy. Even if a malicious app is approved that's often still a huge win - the attacker can't use many of the tools and techniques they're used to. Obviously you want to avoid that compromise too, but it isn't the whole entire goal.

We whitelist some vendors entirely. Our app whitelist request form is:

* What risks are there with this extension/ app?

* Is there another approved app that can do this, and if so, why do we need this one?

* How will this app help you? What is it for?

That first question is really important because people usually have a decent understanding of what the app should/ shouldn't be doing, or if the risk should be trivial. It's all about spreading the assessment out.
Do people not use the recirc switch in their car?
That's because they stopped being useful in pushing back against global communism. Chile, for example, ditched Pinochet but kept the liberal US style economy.

And Argentina is kept in line via WHO loans and regular scourging through economic means.
Richard Wolff's primary argument in favor of socialism is that your employer is stealing from you by making a profit off of your labor. He fundamentally does not understand how markets work.

I am a software engineer. I have a rate of pay that I consider to be more valuable than my labor, for which I will gladly exchange my labor and feel as though I have profited from the transaction. Prospective employers have an amount of labor output that they value more than a rate of pay, for which they will gladly exchange in an attempt to profit from the transaction. We engage in a mutual arrangement, wherein we both walk away having benefitted from the transaction. The fact that the employer has the capacity to profit from my output is not theft. In fact, I would feel absolutely horrible if my employer didn't profit from me at all, because I ALWAYS profit from them.
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You can only get a plurality in most cases with mainstream media, because like it or not it does tend to be progressive/liberal in most outlets (in the American sense, not European).
$22 million over 5 years = $4.4 million /year

$4.4 million/year / 25 companies = $176,000 / year / company

So, these companies are complaining about spending $176k/year on the most critical software they use to run their business? I'd wager they spend more on company parties than they do on Revit. I'd also wager what they're REALLY pissed about is being forced to move to SaaS and the crackdown by Autodesk on pirating their software. Autodesk is arguably the most pirated business software of all time. They estimate something like 70%+ of their installs are pirated.

If Revit is really as terrible as they say it is, Autodesk should write an open letter agreeing with them and quadrupling the price to improve it. These firms make hundreds of millions of dollars every year and they're complaining about < $200k for business critical software. It's absurd.
Not only that, but either reporting it or not reporting it could also be considered bias.

Could a legitimate news organisation (considering it'd be the biggest news of the day) justify not covering it, or moving their coverage to Page 56?

That's one of the biggest criticisms I see of bias in the media, is the flexing of prominence based on stories of a similar (wider) importance.
I mean the compiler calls a runtime routine instead of being able to insert specialised code for it.
Perfect thanks.
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I think there is merit to that, although I wouldn't care as much about republicans holding him to account. It would be nice but unrealistic from observations (not based in US).

I would argue that you should vote someone the press is actually critical of. Now, the press was very critical of H. Clinton too, but that was ignored because people made fun of Trump.
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Are you talking about the thing where TikTok users got a bunch of tickets to a rally?

That's a weird message to send to the company itself but I guess it's about as logical as anything else we do. Shaking down the wrong person seems par for the course at this point.
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That can be explained by most companies operating with a hiring freeze right now.

I was interviewing with a few companies and all but 1 froze hiring during the process. I think it's to insulate from economic shock; nobody knows how bad each company may be hit.
No. Only the ones that like Thomas Sowell.
Interesting how the law count here seems to have ballooned to double of what it was a few years ago when this link was on the front page before.
There is a weird disconnect. Everyone seems to acknowledge the most likely way to transmit COVID is via droplets when indoor. Yet, there is little discussion about ventilation. Maybe people felt like there was less they could do?
Good point, should have been more specific: all the data functionality still works (e.g. formulas, pivot tables).

Display stuff (charts, conditional formatting) etc. doesn't, although we are working on our equivalents to these.
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I agree. They want a two year commitment and $55 a month, plus $1000 for the installation. That is absurd for what their monitoring service entails.
> A college student living on their own will appear to be a "poor household", even though many are likely to be in the top quintile later on in their life.

A great example from the other side of the spectrum is house sales: Anyone who needs to move and owns a house typically sells their house and buys a new one. During that year, they'll sometimes show up as having extremely high income. Depending on how often they move, this could have a real impact.
And yet Japanese government declared victory and campaigned against protective measures leading to a massive re-ourbreak, "for the economy"
You're not describing marriage, you're describing a dedicated long-term relationship. Marriage is some religious nonsense on top of that.
Unless someone who has it is inside your home I don't think you need to worry about the air recirculating. I agree though its amazing that people don't understand how this works.
Why and how Netflix wants to win the world?