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by Spellman 5y ago
Luckily they can't send different thumbnails to different viewers. Yet. Veritasium actually did an interesting episode recently about how the major YouTubers optimize their titles and thumbnails using real time data now to figure out w
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Investigation: How Roblox Is Exploiting Young Game Developers(youtube.com)
25 points by Spellman 5y ago|3 comments
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by Spellman 5y ago
Delta appears to have about a 2x R_o over the original Covid strain. So, yes, that requires a much higher herd immunity to get transmission rates below 1.0
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Biden Administration's Admission They're Flagging Content to Facebook Sparks(msn.com)
6 points by Spellman 5y ago|0 comments
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by Spellman 5y ago
With a lot of them dying?
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by Spellman 5y ago
Unfortunately RCP has taken to being quite partisan on it's own as well
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by Spellman 5y ago
Personally prefer the Media Bias Chart from ad fontes. Has the helpful axis on who seems to intentionally leave things out. https://www.adfontesmedia.com/ That being said, I do appreciate that allsides uses an interesting m
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by Spellman 5y ago
That's more of a recent development in my reckoning. The original form was almost purely China=bad. Then it has morphed to include some of the US scientists as more information came out. But specifically most (in the conspiracy group)
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by Spellman 5y ago
In isolation, there's nothing "bad" about it. And we don't have enough proof to say for sure it was nor that is was not a lab leak. That being said, there are a lot of confounding issues. Mostly political in nature. Firs
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Decoding CDPH Digital Vaccine Record(roguelazer.com)
1 points by Spellman 5y ago|0 comments
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by Spellman 5y ago
Well, first, no, they don't. Gifts, inheritance, spending it via "charitable" organizations, or better yet spend in lower tax regions. We have multi-generational trust fund families. Secondly, they can accumulate more wealth
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Who Reads the Daily Mail(unherd.com)
2 points by Spellman 5y ago|0 comments
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by Spellman 5y ago
Guessing the big issue is delay in shipping of components/goods. And for critical items bidding up the price of transport will pass those to consumer or force reorganization of the supply chain to other avenues (local or other shipping
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Microsoft Mesh(microsoft.com)
3 points by Spellman 6y ago|1 comments
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by Spellman 6y ago
Of course, the instant caveat is that defining Stable = In First Marriage doesn't mean they are necessarily "happy." Huge cultural stigmas and structures that reinforce stability family structures is likely at play. Similar t
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by Spellman 6y ago
They certainly feel like a disparaged minority that is perpetually disparaged and attacked. The only problem is that in general most people... aren't attacking them. This persecution complex is almost completely manufactured. Best ex
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by Spellman 6y ago
You're retired as a CEO with plenty of investments by then
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by Spellman 6y ago
This gets to one of the big issues. A lot of these beliefs arise from very fundamental axioms of belief that only show up through these high-order belief systems. If you fundamentally believe you should follow the evidence no matter what an
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Etcd, or, why modern software makes me sad(roguelazer.com)
1285 points by Spellman 6y ago|630 comments
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by Spellman 6y ago
That'd be some interesting data to show backing up your claims this affects only the more left leaning campuses.
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by Spellman 6y ago
Because the number of positive cases is rising faster than the increase in testing. Also, make sure to split out the data per state/region. The decline from NYC for example made up a huge amount of the decline. Otherwise you run into S
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by Spellman 6y ago
Unfortunately not 100% true, especially after the CARES act. Under the CARES Act, there is a huge chunk of money that the Treasury is obligated to back into Fed assets. Specifically "investments in programs or facilities established by
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by Spellman 6y ago
Indeed, there are also plenty of great board games that are targeted towards kids! Don't need to run simplified Adult games. The HABA publishing series is always a hit. Rhino Hero working for kids and adults alike. First Orchard teache
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by Spellman 6y ago
Note that this isn't new. This has been going on since the PATRIOT act + FISA was in place. The only news is that a recent amendment to curtail this power failed in the Senate 59-37.
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by Spellman 6y ago
This has to be one of my most-hated "tricks." "I don't believe this long video I just posted. But it does make you think." No, I'm pretty sure you believe and are promoting said video. "I'm just askin
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by Spellman 6y ago
Just because "the other side" does it, doesn't make it right.
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by Spellman 6y ago
That's definitely a huge part of it. Cost rising isn't the fault here. It's costs rising faster than wages (especially minimum wage).
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by Spellman 6y ago
90% confidence means anything within that range would validate their model. And even if their model was perfect, 10% chance the real value would fall outside that range. So as long as the real number (which we will will have in 2 weeks once
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by Spellman 6y ago
That's not completely true. The panel of experts estimated about 1k/day during the week ending May 16, ranging 579/day to 2292/day. And while so far there aren't that many cases reported today, the data isn't c
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by Spellman 6y ago
Sure, and many are. Economists, Epidemiologist, and many in the science and political communities are having these conversations. It's just that opening the economy has also become politicized and the armchair social media "expe

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