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by jmeister 4y ago
Gioia is writing for an audience that already knows about the Eno/Satie genealogy. This article is the trend: “lose”
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> At best it felt like a grounding for the currently dominant neo-liberal social order. He wrote it at a time when fascism and communism were tearing Europe apart and butchering millions. "Neo-liberal" social order was not at
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by jmeister 4y ago
There are many progressives who've come around to favouring mega businesses over "mom-and-pop" for: higher wages, stabler jobs, easier enforcement of regulations.. For example: Matt Yglesias
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How can having more technologically sophisticated options discourage adoption? There’s nothing stopping people from doing it on Notepad, or cards like old Luhmann himself.
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>Is it too much to hope that these elites get sued into oblivion or put behind bars? That's unlikely to happen soon. Even if it happens, the reaction is likely to overshoot in the other direction. The only hope for reform is for d
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J.C. Oates: Editors won’t read first novels by white males no matter how good(twitter.com)
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How popular were the car companies? US big tech companies like amazon and Google enjoy more bipartisan support than practically any other institution, except maybe the military.
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by jmeister 4y ago
19% intend to major in biology, 19% intend to become physicians.. is that normal in American universities? Seems high to me.
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by jmeister 4y ago
Can you please tell us older ones where the kids are getting their music these days? When I was young I used torrents and filesharing between friends or local networks.
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by jmeister 4y ago
I added the “plausible self-interested” qualifier
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If you were opposed to Twitter acquisition, what do you think of the lawsuit?
4 points by jmeister 4y ago|5 comments
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Tesla is to protect life on Earth, SpaceX to extend life beyond(twitter.com)
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Under Uber, drivers make more money, customers get better service. Middlemen lose. It gets easier for new drivers to find work, under flexible working arrangments. Leftists should be cheering this.
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by jmeister 4y ago
Intentionally hyperbolic but not sarcastic.
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by jmeister 4y ago
Yeah, no. Uber/Kalanick are coming across heroic here. Forces like theirs have driven all progress in human history. Nice guys finish last and accomplish nothing.
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Twitter Assembles Legal Team to Sue Musk over Dropped Takeover(bloomberg.com)
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by jmeister 4y ago
Interesting. Thank you!
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Boris Johnson to resign as Conservative leader(bbc.co.uk)
21 points by jmeister 4y ago|1 comments
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I wish govs do this for stuff like CPI. I remember the Danish govt open sourced their macro econ models recently.
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No it's actually because instructors like to assign the problems to students.
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How about the headline about colleagues getting mugged? Inability to get hires to relocate to Chicago?
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Citadel CEO: I’ve had multiple colleagues mugged at gunpoint(wbez.org)
21 points by jmeister 4y ago|10 comments
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Caterpillar to move corporate headquarters from Illinois to Texas(axios.com)
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Oracle Women Stumble in Pay Bias Suit While Google Cuts a Deal(news.bloomberglaw.com)
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by jmeister 4y ago
Is it racist or ageist if it is accurate?
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Very interesting. I'm working on visualization and explainability of ML algorithms. Thank you for posting this.
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Who are you to decide? People decided with their wallets and votes.
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“Anti-authoritarianism is an elite value” https://twitter.com/davidshor/status/1522341844960436224 Also see Burnham, “The Machiavellians: Defenders of Freedom” or Hayek, “Rules and Order” section “Principles and E
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by jmeister 4y ago
Musk has one of the top AI researchers of his generation working for him(Karpathy). In general is rich enough to hire anyone he wants for consultation. I’m boggled by the extent to which people mind-read Musk through his tweets. To me it’s
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by jmeister 4y ago
Yes he’s speaking relatively, employing hyperbole to make his point. It’s Twitter.

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