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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Looks like it was shut down pretty quickly. As the responder notes: "We have always used a proxy for our requests to GIPHY, and will continue to do so. There should be no harm in continuing to use it." Slightly misleading title as
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Our worker protections are comparatively too strong to decouple and not see a stark rise in prices across industries.
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Gif trends are likely infinitely mineable for consumer trends. This makes sense for Facebook- the goliath grows another inch.
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   I'm all for more data-driven policy. However, I think it's tough for models like this to accurately gauge how people respond to actual policy changes. Also, there's been a push for "clearer" tax policy with numbers
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   "While Chromebox for meetings will operate with bandwidth speeds as low as 300 kbps, video and audio quality might be poor." (1) This is directly from Google, so it's likely your internet speed test is incorrect. If I had to
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Thank you!
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Source on that? Or just a quip about a lack of perceived "toughness"? Edit: Wow looks like it's true, TIL!
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   QoL has grown with GDP though, even for the below-middle-class. Hard to find even a low-income household without a microwave and a fridge today.
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   by rodiger 6y ago

   Pixel seems to be their generic in-house hardware monicker these days
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    Zamrock: An Introduction (2014)(daily.redbullmusicacademy.com)

    1 points by rodiger 6y ago|0 comments
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    Zamrock: An Introduction (2014)(daily.redbullmusicacademy.com)

    1 points by rodiger 6y ago|0 comments
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    by rodiger 6y ago

    Or if those are initially organically selected and then pushed further by the algorithm. Likely a combination of real preference + manufactured
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    by rodiger 6y ago

    Looks like all the animations were keyframed manually, pretty sweet!
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    by rodiger 6y ago

    Wow the diagrams are really well done here. Really well-made and presented.
15. 225.▲
    by rodiger 6y ago

    Surely their research is a small percentage of all hires.
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    I'm not qualified to give a long answer, but short answer (as far as I can tell): no
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Probably because of a misunderstanding of QE. At first glance it seems obvious that it would cause excess inflation (more money==less value) but that's not generally the case (at least not to the extent that one would assume).
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    M2 is a measure of money supply. To get velocity you also need nominal GDP. M2 says nothing about velocity without taking into account the inevitable GDP changes. If you're looking for a googlable metric to look for, M2V is the Fed&#x2
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Same!
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Perhaps not the default but it is the norm. Regardless of semantics we should be pushing UBI for exactly these instances.
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Like what? Is it an issue with specific services/providers? Or total internet bandwidth? Anyone know the bandwidth the submarine cables can handle in their current configuration? What's the real bottleneck here?
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Haven't heard that before...
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    I feel like I'm reading an infomercial
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    by rodiger 7y ago

    Current self-driving cars are already orders of magnitude safer than human drivers. I agree convenience is likely the largest driving factor but safety is definitely emphasized.
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    If I had to guess, differing incentives. Both are synonymous for "why they stay" but with different base reasons.
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    Is this still being worked on?
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but that stat seems pretty meaningless if they aren't controlling for inflation
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    Regardless of intent, it is inherently biased
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    Building on 2- this is likely not a result of saving energy but rather hyper-specialization in specific regions of the brain. Like if modern CPUs had 10-20 cores, each tuned to handle a specific task. The result is energy efficiency, but in
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    by rodiger 8y ago

    Developing countries grow faster than the U.S, but that doesn't mean much in terms of long-term potential