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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
She was a falling start before joinging Yahoo, having been demoted from.her previous senior VP role
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
The comment above is false, it if ignores the value of equity. Fortune was pushing a bullshit sexism narrative. Mayer made 10x in equity what McInerney made in salary
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Yahoo hired her after she got demoted from senior leadership at Google. They got her on her way down, and vice versa.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
The CEO of Alibaba decided that Alibaba would give away half of its assets to the CEO
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Galileo's wasn't held back by religious intervention against science. Even debates about heliocentrism weren't interfering with math.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
https://www.quantamagazine.org/ does what you describe
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
7 grains, at least 3 high
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
All of taxonomy is pattern matching unless you have something like kennel clubs or Mormons tracking individual genealogy
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
This patent is 3 years old, obviously a "patent every idea you have" filing, and nothing in the story supports the headline "secret". This story has no value.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Those ads are very expensive to place on the page and have lower inventory. Aka less efficient than popular ads
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
When the news originally hit, it was estimated that some number of air-quality related deaths were attributable to ait pollution contributions
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Seems like the "organic" fad was the problem
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
The Atlantic stopped publishing serious research article several years ago. The two examples you list are personal essays/confessions
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
You confessed to several violent offenses in your first post
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
When did you stop being a psychopath? Were you aware of the change?
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
So, in practice, white people in rehab, black people in prison? That's what we do now. See the Reagan era disparity in cocaine vs crack punishment
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
14% is huge, especially considering how many people commit crime because their life was destroyed by a drug conviction (their own or their parent's) leading to further crime.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Your math is wrong, rayiner didn't mention neighborhood variation at all, and Simpson paradox is relevant to changes over time or resampling, not simple rate comparisons
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
America was hateful and racist back when voters were all rich Anglos too.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Big telecom companies like Verizon, who make their money by hijacking public infrastructure and then renting access to it, oppose net neutrality.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
No, Internet.org Free Basics is Facebook paying people's data costs for traffic to Facebook services, akin to Amazon giving out Amazon gift cards. It isn't preventing anyone from buying other traffic at standard destination-neutra
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
FCC's job is to make and enforce policy that conforms to the law set by Congress, not to hold and obey public votes.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
What does spam have to do with the FCC's decision making? Nothing. Comments are for submitting ideas. It was never supposed to be a popular vote.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
You said yourself that putting the second foot down doesn't increase stability. It's a paradox.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Why not both?
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Sorry, Ringo :-(
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Yes.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Still looks a little competitive. Not everyone is wealthy enough to travel.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
It was confusion about whether "workout" is the same as "work out"
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
D is for disorder. People who say NT are people who challenge the claim that Disorder is appropriate terminology. Instead of an "order/disorder"distinction, they draw a "typical/diverse" distinction. NT isn&#x2

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