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aswanson
9y ago
The fratboy short. Hilarious.
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aswanson
9y ago
Was wondering why Michigan disappeared from national contention in football during that era. Thanks for the explanation.
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aswanson
9y ago
That's a great idea, awareness needs to be spread about how lucky we are.
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aswanson
9y ago
There was an incident in 1979 where a US military center thought Russia was firing.
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aswanson
9y ago
As soon as you ask me for a name,email, DNA sample, etc for a download...you lose. Python doesn't do that. Which is why it is kicking Scilab, Matlabs et al arse.
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aswanson
9y ago
I love ruby, but its falling almost irretrievably behind python in data analysis/visualization/machine learning libraries.
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aswanson
9y ago
Quick question: for jury selection, do trial lawyers used a statistically tested line of inquiry for prospective jurors, or is it just seat-of-the-pants, intuition based selection?
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aswanson
9y ago
Headlines are almost guaranteed to be misleading. That's why I click on the comments before the article. Sensationalism should not be rewarded.
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aswanson
9y ago
Putting this one on the suggest/visit list for my son, definitely.
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aswanson
9y ago
Yeah, I struggle with this squaring this disruption with a generally libertarian economic stance. If we truly are at the edge of a disruption that will make the vast portion of workers under or unemployed, what does that mean in terms of so
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aswanson
9y ago
Yeah, Im trying to be more conscious of this, I love that cheap high. It's a formula for being an asshole, unfortunately.
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aswanson
9y ago
Exactly. I interpret "get a life" to mean, don't defer living and happiness, indefinitely, however you define them.
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aswanson
9y ago
Also, if you could, would you direct me to the sources of some of your readings of history so I can better understand the perspective you presented, especially regarding the 70s and 80s.
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aswanson
9y ago
Most ( >85 percent) of venture investments are failures. It's a hits driven business, just like the movies or record labels.
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aswanson
9y ago
Im not completely dismissing your argument; I agree with you that something has to be done with unprecedented inequality. Also, Im not suggesting that is an all-or-nothing dichotomy, Im asking you to think of the investor behavioural conseq
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9y ago
Great, now rewind and re-run that history but with the Mike Marrkula, Andres Bectolsheim, and Peter Theil being taxed and 90 percent above 400k. How motivated would they have been to risk their capital knowing that 1)They have much less of
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aswanson
9y ago
We don't. But many good investments don't look good at first, and often it has taken a single person to go out on faith to put money into a high risk/high rate of return investment. If their capital gets taxed at a much highe
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9y ago
What makes you think the government would be better at job creation through confiscating more capital than individuals who created the wealth redistributing it through investments and purchases? Every summer home or car bought puts people t
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aswanson
9y ago
Sooner or later all the de-risking stops being de-risking and starts creating new forms of risk. Sage advice.
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9y ago
To invest in 2 hippies starting a personal computer company in 1976. To invest in 2 guys in starting a search engine in 1996. To invest in a kid in Harvard making a social network in 2004....
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aswanson
9y ago
The longer I'm around, the more I'm convinced of this line of thought and the fundamental power, beauty and truth of math. We need more early educators of math with your mindset.
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aswanson
9y ago
Very sad to see professors at UCLA acting as directors for this, if its a scam. I'm hoping they're just ignorant of the economics and not committing willful fraud.
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aswanson
9y ago
That sounds like a suggestion that something very bad has to happen.
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9y ago
Cash?
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aswanson
9y ago
We are long overdue for a correction. Put your money into bonds and buy into the fire sales in inevitable upcoming crash.
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aswanson
9y ago
Is this a US phenomenon/problem? I never hear of this problem with European schools as case studies.
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aswanson
9y ago
I got that notion from the grandparent comment characterization of tech.
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aswanson
9y ago
It's telling that space, electricity generation, crispr, self-driving cars, and this are thought of as 'non tech', but messaging apps and phones are.
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aswanson
9y ago
Can anyone recommend an ocr program that can convert these old pdf scans to modern type?
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9y ago
If you have children and expect they will as well , you can assume at least a financial legacy 60+ years beyond your death and plan accordingly. Wealthy families assume immortality in that manner, e.g. Vanderbilts, Mellons, etc.
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