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If it's true that divorces are being brought forward this means that couples who remain together after the e.g. 1 year mark are stronger, thus you'd expect the long term rate to go down.
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4y ago
The machine I am on is blocking the download - could be my adblock rule or could be an admin setting, haven't checked. However, that is besides the point? I find your question in very poor taste and not conducive to discussing the arti
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4y ago
Divorce can be initiated by either party and the wording in the abstract ("divorce-risk") suggests they're looking at whether divorce happens, regardless of who initiated it. (I can't access the main paper, to verify wha
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4y ago
> > Sounds like the total divorce rate goes up. > > > the absence of a discernible long-run increase in divorce risk among these women > If you're pulling in divorces from the future, shouldn't the long term rate
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> One interpretation of the absence of a discernible long-run increase in divorce risk among these women is that wealth accelerates the dissolution of marriages that were already underway. If you're pulling in divorces from the futu
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4y ago
While losing ones job sucks, I think this is an overly simplistic take.
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4y ago
The best book that I've read on order execution was "Algorithmic Trading and DMA". [0] The book is kind of old now, but it was written by Barry Johnson, who worked at Morgan Stanley on their algo trading team. The book is kin
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4y ago
To anyone interested in broadening their knowledge of programming languages, I suggest they should also learn languages from non-imperative paradigms. In particular, functional languages (Haskell, Ocaml etc) and array-based languages (J, q&
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There is a difference between writing tests once you're done with your exploratory phase and know what you have to code up and doing full blown TDD from the beginning.
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4y ago
That's an edgy thing to post, tbh, in terms of how HN readers will take this. I think there are 2 arguments for TDD: 1. For at least some bits of your code, you would benefit from having tests. Writing tests after the fact is a pain, s
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4y ago
I agree that the book indicates the type of data and maybe setup that rentech is trading, but, imo, it still doesn't fully explain the mystery. I've worked many years in a top systematic fund (~30% yoy, high sharpe return for the
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4y ago
This is a nothing story. Do authors that put out 0-information content like this (Richard Teitelbaum in this case) - I wonder how they view their job. Same goes for the editor that looked this article over.
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> something really elegant about using the | operator For me, it's the fact that it nicely maps to high level steps I would use to manipulate the option, expressed quite tersely.
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4y ago
> ChatGPT Plus is available to customers in the United States Meh. I wonder what the usage metrics are for US vs rest of world.
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4y ago
Slick animation halfway down the page. Does this work with arbitrary questions and does it summarise the questions? I find I tend to waffle on sometimes when asking questions (which could indicate a bad habit)
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4y ago
For people still wondering, the GP is talking about OJ Simpson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_trial_of_O._J._Simpson
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4y ago
> payouts will be higher due to increases in network costs (in recent years, major card networks have introduced several new fees and increased existing fees), as well as increases in underlying service costs. Can someone from the indust
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4y ago
> This will help you to conveniently find the products that match your taste, your wallet, and your societal value. To increase your societal value, just be yourself and actively contribute as much as you can. Your efforts will not remai
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4y ago
Rewind looks cool - almost magical (I imagine part of the magic is due to the M1/M2 chips). But I would be concerned overly relying on them. They've raised VC money, which means their future path is unclear. I don't know what
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4y ago
Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number In particular: > Protests against the indictment of DeCSS author Jon Lech Johansen and legislation prohibiting publication of DeCSS code took many forms.[15] One
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4y ago
The default variable names go all the way up to z. So you I would write your function as: f:{z+y*x} (k is evaluated strictly right to left - another design decision that I quite like -, so I had to move the variables around in the
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4y ago
Other people in the comments have mentioned you can use functions to achieve some of the benefits of the {blocks}. I wanted to point out how q/kdb handles this, because I think it's quite nice. In kdb, blocks are how you define fu
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4y ago
Now let's see Paul Allen's comp package.
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That film is so meta and self-critical that you could argue it was on purpose.
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From the article: > P.S. If your objection is that you played with ChatGPT and wasn’t impressed, you should try projecting trends beyond the t=1 month timescale. That is a dismissive stance announced in a very obnoxious way. I don't
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4y ago
This depends a lot on the country and the infrastructure.
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I am having a hard time believing that people at Meta are really that oblivious that they require random HNers to show them where the issues are with their org. It's probably more likely that there are good reasons why they are doing w
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4y ago
3 different banners/popups showed up at the same time and blocked me from reading the content: * Cookie policy consent banner * "Subscribe now" banner (before I even got to read any of the content) * "This is your first
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There is considerable economic value in being able to control the eyeballs that visit the large subreddits, so it's expected that mods will want to monetise their power somehow. r/HailCorporate sometimes goes overboard with their
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4y ago
First they came for the YC founders, and I did not speak out...
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