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by djoldman 2y ago
> ...rideshare data from Lyft in the state of Florida to compare minority drivers with their white counterparts. Lyft objectively measured drivers’ locations, driving speed, and location speed limits .... White and minority drivers showe
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by djoldman 2y ago
As someone completely unqualified for this type of work, this looks scary AF.
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by djoldman 2y ago
It seems the author describes their experience as an undergraduate professor. Perhaps a critical qualification of this is that the author is a philosophy professor. Humanities departments are losing students and faculty at a great pace. W
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by djoldman 2y ago
The way many approach vacation and travel seems to exhibit this "atomization." There is a lot of list-making, going to very specific coordinates, taking pictures, and attempts to live out the experiences that others have documente
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by djoldman 2y ago
Is this a situation where you are trying to set up a work app on your personal phone? If so, does your employer offer employer-owned phones?
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by djoldman 2y ago
Some of these pages include information about searches of the databases. Here is Oakland PD with 1,626,757 vehicles detected and information on the 2,244 searches served in the last 30 days. This includes what appear to be UUID ids of the u
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by djoldman 2y ago
https://transparency.flocksafety.com/roanoke-va-pd Here are the statistics on Roanoke VA's flock cameras for the last 30 days.
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by djoldman 2y ago
> Like the original version of Newton’s method, each iteration of this new algorithm is still computationally more expensive than methods such as gradient descent. As a result, for the moment, the new work won’t change the way self-drivi
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by djoldman 2y ago
> ... much better alternatives such as the variance-ratio criterion (VRC) of Calinski and Harabasz [6], the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC), or the Gap statistics should always be preferred instead. That's fair. And: clusterin
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by djoldman 2y ago
> This decision follows a similar case against Internet backbone firm Cloudflare. In January, the Court of Milan found that Cloudflare's CDN, DNS server, and WARP VPN were facilitating piracy. The court threatened Cloudflare with fi
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by djoldman 2y ago
> Sextuplets: > air, are, e'er, ere, err, heir When does "are" sound like the rest?
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by djoldman 2y ago
Huge upvote from me as well. Think of all the folks out there who have this idea and instead of searching for it, finding nothing, and implementing, now they can either move on or try to fiddle with this works' output.
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by djoldman 2y ago
Why is there a seemingly unending shift in the automobile industry toward digital/electric controls and away from anything mechanical/physical? (I'm not asking about entertainment/cabin items, just the ones that start&#x
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by djoldman 2y ago
https://archive.ph/HrHtV
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Check out the CERN or any big project ones. Hundreds and hundreds.
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by djoldman 2y ago
> It’s all part of the sharp decline in vocational education — shop class — in this nation that began in the 1980s as blue collars became unfashionable and the emphasis shifted to a college education. Low supply? > “There’s a huge nee
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So long, penny! Trump orders US to ditch 1-cent coin after decades of complaints(apnews.com)
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Skimming this stuff reinforces the belief that one will regret attempting to compete in a market with any significant regulatory requirement. Compliance seems boring, exhausting, complicated, occasionally arbitrary, and sometimes petty.
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by djoldman 2y ago
Members of congress can introduce pretty much whatever bill they want. Many of these bills have little chance of becoming law and often the bill's sponsor knows this. Why introduce a bill with little chance of passing? Because it allow
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by djoldman 2y ago
Jane Jacobs' "The Death and Life of Great American Cities"?
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20k federal workers take "buyout" so far, official says(axios.com)
280 points by djoldman 2y ago|548 comments
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Economists Hate Trump's Tariff Plan WSJ [video](youtube.com)
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Organizational Charts (2011)(bonkersworld.net)
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by djoldman 2y ago
> I don’t need to point out that kin work is hard: we all know it is. But sometimes we forget that it also has a purpose beyond servicing the endless merry-go-round of heightened expectations. Kinwork is to humans what foraging for food
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by djoldman 2y ago
Work to do what?
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by djoldman 2y ago
> Our findings indicate that, on average, a large minimum wage increase results in a 4.6 percent increase in the total case rate. ... > We provide suggestive evidence that small minimum wage increases might reduce injury rates, highli
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Here is the ABNF: https://preserves.dev/preserves-text.html
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> The patient’s cholesterol level exceeded 1000 mg/dL ...significantly higher than his baseline of level of 210 to 300 mg/dL.
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For a long time, many large US newspapers have had a fundamental and critical internal inconsistency: 1. They proclaim the intention to report on all the relevant news with as little subjective bias as reasonably possible. 2. They make mone
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