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by onos 3y ago
But blacks had high marriage rates until relatively recently. https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/working-pa...
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by onos 3y ago
Interesting, have any references you’d recommend on this?
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by onos 3y ago
It’s reasonable but then you learn that poor Asians do well. They inherit nothing, go to poor schools, but then do well.
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by onos 3y ago
MSFT stock up 100x since then. Edit: I guess this was your point, criticism was either heeded or was off.
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by onos 3y ago
I’m pro growth and I don’t see any reason why that has to be done badly. Eg I also care about the environment being healthy, but think we can switch to solar and be smarter about other sorts of pollution etc and achieve both ends.
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by onos 3y ago
And yet the comments on the thread I saw were quite useful — many from Russian speaking people confirming that the same news was being shown in Russia, etc.
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by onos 3y ago
Blame Boeing or the government willing to pay it?
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by onos 3y ago
I vote the title meme “… is all you need” end now.
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by onos 3y ago
Yeah well said. But I wonder if the choice would continue to look good to Europeans if the economic consequences continue as in the article I mentioned for another 15, 30, 45 years etc.
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by onos 3y ago
My hot take is that there’s a lot of wonderful things about Europe but the economy is not one of them. And that’s by choice.
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by onos 3y ago
From the lens of economics, EU doesn’t seem to be doing great either. https://www.ft.com/content/80ace07f-3acb-40cb-9960-8bb4a44fd...
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by onos 3y ago
A silly example: when I was young I loved the game civ. In some games I would occasionally actually succeed at defeating all competition. But the game wouldn’t end cause you could try to go to another solar system or something still. Bu
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by onos 3y ago
I have heard the bay area bart is in danger of going insolvent. It is both developed and under utilized. Given widespread safety and cleanliness concerns, I do wonder if a form of first class would raise use. However I imagine that’s a n
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by onos 3y ago
Hot take: I’d be open to laws around opt in vs opt out for what is considered available for training data.
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by onos 3y ago
On coffee shops: I personally find no noise or a lot of noise works for me… it’s the modest noise that kills me… when I can overhear one particular conversation I just can’t not listen.
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by onos 3y ago
Makes one wonder what fraction of papers are equally bad, but just haven’t been subjected to similar scrutiny.
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by onos 3y ago
You can live in an apartment.
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by onos 3y ago
I see this sort of prestige marker as useful for future job searches.
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by onos 3y ago
But if houses don’t go up no body will want to own them anymore.
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by onos 3y ago
No, thanks for the link!
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by onos 3y ago
I’ve heard great things but it’s longer than I could commit to reading. Can anyone recommend a similar but more concise text?
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by onos 3y ago
If it can be directed in this way I wonder if the lightning could be harvested to charge up a battery somehow.
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by onos 3y ago
—>“new development allows for more efficient gerrymandering”?
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by onos 3y ago
Yeah there’s a Seinfeld for that https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kiss_Hello
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She bought an abandoned US lighthouse. Now you can too(bbc.com)
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by onos 3y ago
I see thanks. I guess, hearing about other famous hard problems, I am used to seeing comments like: “if problem X could be solved it would unlock lots of other important areas of math.” Wondering if this tiling area draws attention for it
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by onos 3y ago
Can anyone explain why people are interested in tilings?
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by onos 3y ago
A pedantic example: a model that ignored the training data would do just as well on the training set as on the test set.
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by onos 3y ago
Good point. But still room for improvement on other end imho. Only way to succeed in some of these spaces is rapid growth at loss via massive venture funding. Doesn’t seem healthy.
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by onos 3y ago
You don’t need a new tree each year cause they can live decades. UK 4xing it’s tree coverage sounds doable and nice!

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