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The Schelling Segregation Model – Demonstration Software
(www2.econ.iastate.edu)
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I've been reading SEO-theory for years: https://www.seo-theory.com/ His paid newsletter is a great and is reasonably priced ($30 PM for 5 issues per month). He cuts through a lot of the bullshit which plagues the SEO i
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Free to Choose with Milton Friedman
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Same here. I'm a former engineer and thought Factorio would be the perfect game for me, after all I do enjoy problem solving. But it just seemed like an extension of my workday. However I love Rimworld. It's a game I keep going ba
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Statement on Google’s conduct by founder of CelebrityNetWorth.com (2019) [pdf]
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Woocommerce on it's own VPS running CentMinMod: http://centminmod.com/ I help manage an Ecommerce site which gets 10,000 vistors a month, and our $20 per month Linode instance + Centminmod handles that level of traffic
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+1. Twiv is superb. Someone recommend this podcast on HN a few weeks back, and I've been hooked on it. I think it's one of the best sources for Corona news. The hosts are good too. I think they do great job of breaking down compl
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I'm a former engineer. Toolmaker to be precise. I just could not get into this game no matter how long I tried. I love making stuff as a hobby, and reading all the good reviews this game had it seemed like a great way to kill a few spa
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Using Google alerts to monitor Coronavirus news
(researchbuzz.me)
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I love anything by Professor Blythe. If you enjoy his lectures you should check out Adam Tooze
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+1 for your advice and your opinions on Yoga. I always thought it was for hippy/new age types. It wasn't till I tried it myself that my opions completely changed. As I mentioned elsewhere in this thread it's the best exercise
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I second this. A friend of mine recommend I get a balance ball me slumping. It has helped me maintain a better posture when working at a desk
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For me two things really come to mind: 1. YNAB (you need a budget) 2. Yoga During my 20's & early 30's i had always had a well paid job but nothing to show for it. I also had big overdraft which I'd never done anything ab
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DigitalOcean vs. Linode vs. Vultr VPSs with CentminMod
(community.centminmod.com)
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How to digitize a large and dirty vinyl collection
(djkippax.com)
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+1 on this. I was terrible with money till I started using it a few years ago. I was one of those people with a good job but nothing to show for it. Using YNAB made me realize i was frittering most of my money away on lots of little purchas
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Jriver is good media player which works on IOS, Linux and on raspPI's. However, it's not free. But you can do a lot with it and it'll play movies too. I use on Jriver on my work PC to stream lossless audio to a couple of Ras
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It similar to the 'digital versus vacuum tubes'. Many people don't realize that you can turn a technics 1200/1210 into a great hi-fi turntable. They are highly upgradable. People just assume because these decks were desi
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We'll end up with toasters like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRq_SAuQDec "But i'm a toaster. It is my raison d'être. I toast, therefore I am!"
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To my knowledge, the recent French protest wasn't quite as black and white as that. The fuel tax Macron was planning was going to hit the rural middle/working class and the poor the hardest. On average, many of these people have t
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If you want to get through more books but don't have the time, you might want to give audio books/Audible a go. My book reading has declined over the years due to work and life. But my Audible subscription has allowed me to get th
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These are a mixture of audio books and paperbacks I've been reading. I'm listening to more and more audiobooks via audible as it allows me to keep learning new stuff whilst travelling or doing simple household jobs. Anyways. Here
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Thanks for your recommendation of Thomas Sowell. I've been looking for a good beginners guide to economics.
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Wear fully covering gloves no matter what. Even in summer. Because if you have a bad accident they can keep your hands safe. I was knocked off my bike a few years back. Car pulled out at a junction in front of me. I went head first into the
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https://researchbuzz.me/feed/ I love that site. The author works tirelessly. I've found some truly amazing stuff reading that site over the years. And this one: http://feeds.feedburner.com/thethril