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by chishaku 7y ago
Thank you for the thoughtful and detailed response. I agree, I think your notes are reasonable. Your notes show that both articles are concerned with the human impact of the poll closures. For example, in the Texas Tribune article, I think
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by chishaku 7y ago
Edit: This is an honest question -- just wondering the difference in tactics and have received one helpful comment so far. --- When Obama won in '08 and '12, his team of data "nerds" were lauded as geniuses. Examples:
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by chishaku 7y ago
Also consider the (really) long history of voter disenfranchisement in this country. Yesterday was the 55th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. 55 years is not that long.
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In what ways is it less slanted?
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by chishaku 7y ago
trickle down is definitely the solution /s
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by chishaku 7y ago
Please define conservative. Also, pro-military.
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by chishaku 7y ago
Your analysis is certainly plausible but I think recent history, especially 2016, has shown that it's hard to trust any analysis that seems to have it all figured out. "Never Trump" seemed to be a bipartisan certainty and we
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by chishaku 7y ago
Congrats on the launch! Is there a way to track when a component comes into the viewport? What's the best practice for tracking component impressions?
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by chishaku 7y ago
I've not objected to the definition. I'm adding nuance that you're still trying to dismiss. Worker exploitation does result in negative externalities , even if the exploitation itself is not an externality.
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by chishaku 7y ago
> it doesn't address [worker exploitation] This is my point. Ignoring concerns of worker exploitation and focusing on textbook definitions comes off as dismissive, even if that wasn't the intent. Similarly, your comment comes
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by chishaku 7y ago
AKA the corporatization of higher education. [Corporatization] has saddled us with a higher-education model that is both expensive to run and difficult to reform as a result of its focus on status, its view of students as customers, and it
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by chishaku 7y ago
> That's why I have air filters in my house and don't drink tap water. I'll assume this is a joke. > we can stop worrying about that particular negative externality I'm not sure who said this. In any case, we&#x27
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by chishaku 7y ago
While valid, this is a technical interpretation that misses the point IMO. Look at the range of actions the AUMF's are applied to. The AUMF's, in effect, allow the executive to wage war pretty much anywhere on the planet for an i
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by chishaku 7y ago
> Government can't solve the problem of externalities Do you enjoy the the benefits of the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act? In your view, does government at least partially solve the problem of some negative externalities? (B
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by chishaku 7y ago
This textbook response doesn't address what often happens in reality. Wages don't always capture the true costs of production. The public burden of the coal miner who gets lung cancer can be viewed as a negative externality. Inde
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by chishaku 7y ago
That in 2014, there were 74,117 employees and in 2015, there were 74,335 employees. Given the size of the company, I imagine this data exists in a tabular format and someone was just converting to a (maybe imperfect) natural language repres
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by chishaku 7y ago
Some Republicans Acknowledge Leveraging Voter ID Laws for Political Gain https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/17/us/some-republicans-ackno...
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by chishaku 7y ago
Voter ID laws disproportionately disenfranchise minority communities. https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-we-know-about-vote... 11% of U.S. citizens – or more than 21 million Americans – do not have government
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Retool: Build Internal Tools Fast(retool.com)
1 points by chishaku 7y ago|0 comments
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by chishaku 7y ago
> we need a little discomfort / struggle once in a while to grow. One could argue that struggle is the prerequisite to growth.
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by chishaku 7y ago
> Claiming you’re being tortured because you’re going to have to face trial No one claims this. Please read the article. If you believe the claims of the UN Special Rapporteur are without merit, please provide your evidence and/or
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by chishaku 7y ago
1. The article covers many details. What evidence informs your personal opinion that the observations and judgement of the UN Special Rappoeteur on Torture should be discounted? 2. You seem to be indicating that actions by the UK, Sweden,
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by chishaku 7y ago
No, it’s very serious. The article covers many serious issues with the case. Please read it.
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by chishaku 7y ago
> utterly farcical. He's being tortured but at least he'll get a fair trial.
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Redis Manifesto(download.redis.io)
2 points by chishaku 7y ago|0 comments
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by chishaku 7y ago
> I used to tolerate and expect complexity. Working on Go the past 10 years has changed my perspective, though. Reminds me of the Redis manifesto that has provided helpful perspective over the years. We're against complexity. We be
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by chishaku 7y ago
They definitely have overlap. People use Ansible for much more than hardening sshd.
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by chishaku 7y ago
Can you describe the breadth and depth of technical experience that a typical analyst might have?
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by chishaku 7y ago
From: https://github.com/ahmetb/cloud-run-faq#how-to-keep-a-cloud-... --- How to keep a Cloud Run service “warm”? You can work around "cold starts" by periodically making requests to your Cloud Run service w
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by chishaku 7y ago
Depends on the context.

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