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by jeffbee 9mo ago
US unemployment statistics capture both of those things very well and in great detail. BLS U-6 tracks "Employed Part-Time for Economic Reasons". The idea that the BLS lacks detailed labor market data is just internet conspiracy sl
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Turns out launching a gigantic camera into orbit and developing a photograph of the beginning of the universe takes teamwork.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
By the way, perhaps your point of view on Google has evolved but on the question of the way Google is seen today by American consumers it is still right up there with Kleenex and Jesus. Furthermore, pretty much everyone, in America and
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
OK. To be honest I appreciate the information but I still can't see it. I clicked on a random short and there are no suggestions at the end of the video, it just plays the same video in a loop forever. Is an infinite loop of "Futu
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
The remote operators are not called upon to answer matters of law.
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There are exactly zero organizations that will refuse to comply with subpoenas and warrants. It isn't up to business to fix the national government.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Yeah, they are interesting. They are related to things that I have watched. But I rarely follow them. I just don't see how compelling that presentation is, how it amounts to an invitation to addiction.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Yes, Trump is also successfully destroying the demand side of the labor economy at the same time. Is that what his supporters imagined that sentence means? It is nevertheless the case that the prime-age labor force participation rate is bou
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Your specific claim may indeed be true, but it's misleading. The relationship between income and children is U-shaped. From middle incomes to higher incomes, fertility rises. It is also important to point out that income is tied to oth
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
“There is no shortage of American minds and hands to grow our labor force" - amazing that you can get people to believe that. There is a massive shortage of labor and the labor force participation rate is already dangerously high.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
I really have never understood this. Short form videos are no more or less interesting to me than any other. I also do not find the YouTube main page very compelling, and rarely follow the things that are suggested at the ends of videos. I
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Absolutely nothing in this research suggests machine learning. All this is saying is that the hard braking events are associated with dangerous road segments that are well-known by other measures (in this case, reported crash rates).
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Google is offering this as part of the geospatial platform that they market to governments for huge $$$ so I don't think you are going to get it for free any time soon. Maybe limited access if you have an Earth Engine developer account
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It is not possible to time lights that way over any significant distance in a multi-way fabric of traffic.
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This article is about a man whose human rights are being violated. When you argue about whether or not he should have been arrested based of parsing the facts and the law, you are putting yourself on the same side as Stephen Miller. There i
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
The newspaper industry has never been neutral. It has always been on the side of its owners. Whether that surfaced as warmongering, real estate hucksterism, flogging migration, reforming the entire nation to accommodate the car, or invent
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
There was an old video about the new app for your BlackBerry that would show you what's on the other side of your BlackBerry. At the time we believed this to be a joke, rather than a product development brief.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
I think you are right to suspect the methods and the results. If you look at the paper's github, the python notebook was clearly written by a chatbot (the comments are all in the second person). So what you have here is a monograph, un
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
The web already has these APIs, it can be granted read-only permissions to designated directories. But the browsers will refuse to allow you to delegate even read-only access to, for example, the macos ~/Applications folder, on the pre
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
This paper came out in October and I read it at the time. It is pretty surprising but it is also totally contradicted by other major surveys, so I am pretty sure it's just flawed. The most peculiar result is the dramatic reduction in r
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
This sucks because the web should be the perfect, safe platform for this kind of application, but it isn't. Technically all the features exist in the browser such that you could write a homedir cleaner, space analyzer, etc purely in
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Yes, but as a person with good number sense I am pretty good at discounting absolute levels for population change, and I feel like most people aren't any good at that, so I like to mention it. The majority of press articles that are ab
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
If you think of the DJIA as being denominated in dollars the ATH looks less impressive.
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Joe Biden also presided over the largest America that ever existed, and took power at a moment when a huge rebound in jobs was inevitable.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Having some shirts screen-printed for your employees strikes me as a totally normal workplace behavior.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
I wasn't suggesting such things. But the juxtaposition amuses me. On the one hand, Ammon Bundy says he can do anything he likes, on public land, because freedom. But on the other: zoning. Which are ideologically opposites.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
Maybe the Oregon people spent the money on art and music and sports and weren't trying to optimize some third-party academic's budget-to-test-scores efficiency metric.
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
I sympathize with your experience but the code situation for multifamily is so much worse. The original motivating reason for the multifamily code was to stop people from building them, so it's all cursed, even 100 years later. It is w
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
They are not trying to "bury" remote assistance at all. They wrote a white paper about it in 2020 and a blog post about it in 2024. Anyway you can think it's a waste but they're wasting their money, not yours. If you wan
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by jeffbee 9mo ago
"Tesla has more data than Waymo" is some of the lamest cope ever. Tesla does not have more video than Google! That's crazy! People who repeat this are crazy! If there was a massive flow of video from Tesla cars to Tesla HQ th

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