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by jtsnow 9y ago
That's a surprisingly dismissive reading. The first external source cited is Abramson. Every other source cited in the letter was also cited by Abramson in his original thread [1]. The letter summarizes Abramson's allegations: &qu
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by jtsnow 9y ago
Yet he has been cited [1] by and contacted by congress for his research on pro-Trump FBI agents leaking to True Pundit. It seems that the media can't make up their mind about him either: At times, discrediting him; other times, recomme
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by jtsnow 9y ago
I have used Lingotek ( https://lingotek.com/ ). They offer human translation, translation memory, custom workflows, and integrate with various platforms.
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Cash prizes for bad corporate citizenship, Amazon edition(strongtowns.org)
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Hamilton 68: A Dashboard Tracking Russian Propaganda on Twitter(dashboard.securingdemocracy.org)
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Playing “Moneyball” with Your City(strongtowns.org)
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Self-Driving Cars Can’t Cure Traffic, but Economics Can(nytimes.com)
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by jtsnow 10y ago
An interesting counterpoint: Early Mormon settlements in western North America had a 90% success rate. In Utah, the success rate was 94%. [1] Renowned urban planner Andrés Duany has praised the design of these communities. [2] [1] https:&#
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by jtsnow 10y ago
As I understand it, FiveThirtyEight's models reflect current and past uncertainty, but do not properly take into account future uncertainty. This greatly undermine's their models for use as a prediction, a probability, or a foreca
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by jtsnow 10y ago
Nassim Taleb has rigorously shown that FiveThirtyEight did not accurately account for uncertainty in their models.
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by jtsnow 10y ago
> proven, reality-based statistics Nassim Taleb has been calling BS on FiveThirtyEight's methods and models for months: https://twitter.com/nntaleb/status/762032883414556674 He's now gone as far as ca
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Disconnect between liberal aspirations and housing policy is killing U.S. cities(betterinstitutions.com)
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Polls May Be Underestimating Evan McMullin’s Chances in Utah(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Here’s How We’re Forecasting the 4-Way Presidential Race in Utah(fivethirtyeight.com)
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by jtsnow 10y ago
There was a lot of excitement about VR in the early 90's, but it was not driven by the game industry. I had the rare experience of using a VR hang glider simulator that was exhibited at SIGGRAPH in 1993. I was just a kid then, but it w
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Obama takes on zoning laws in bid to build more housing, spur growth(politico.com)
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Secretive Alphabet division aims to fix transit by shifting control to Google(theguardian.com)
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Innovation Districts: A Recipe(strongtowns.org)
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Uber Partners with San Francisco Landlord to Subsidize Car-Free Tenants(planetizen.com)
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by jtsnow 10y ago
Yes, I think you are right. Here is an analysis that places the 30-year lifecycle costs of a road at $8.63 per square foot: http://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2014/7/10/fiscal-impacts-... This research s
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Are Your Taxes Paying for the Cost of Your Street?(mapstoryblog.thenittygritty.org)
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by jtsnow 11y ago
"Calvin & Hobbes" had a couple of strips that touched on this topic. Hobbes, as a tiger, has an extensive vocabulary to describe smells. http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1995/02/13 http:
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9 Hot Startup Cities That Aren't San Francisco or New York(entrepreneur.com)
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StartSLC Kicks Off to Support a Burgeoning Utah Tech Culture(techcrunch.com)
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How Utah Became the Next Silicon Valley(newyorker.com)
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by jtsnow 12y ago
> Even in Phabricator, though, when you have multiple reviewers only one has to accept for it to be accepted. Oftentimes it is _more_ confusing to have multiple reviewers because you don't know who should have the final say. Phabric
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SPICE Kitchen Incubator helps food industry entrepreneurs realize their dreams(deseretnews.com)
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SPICE Kitchen Incubator(spicekitchenincubator.org)
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DrupalCon Amsterdam 2014: Keynote: Cory Doctorow(youtube.com)
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by jtsnow 12y ago
I thought Fur Fighters did this quite well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fur_Fighters

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