timlangeman

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by timlangeman 5y ago
THE PROBLEM: Many people don't trust the Media and are suspicious that quotes may be fabricated or taken out of context. FEEDBACK REQUESTED I created an app called CiteIt which looks up quotes that have a cited URL and displays the sur
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Show HN: CiteIt – Building Trust in Responsible Media by Showing Quote Context(citeit.net)
4 points by timlangeman 5y ago|1 comments
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by timlangeman 6y ago
Do you have a docker hub repo that I could run without having to configure, maintain and build myself?
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by timlangeman 7y ago
One of my main points is that you need to look beyond earnings per share to see the bigger trend. What slide/s would you use from the JP Morgan Guide that is better than the St. Louis Fed chart I featured? * https://fre
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by timlangeman 7y ago
Sorry, to clarify, their profit hasn't been growing. Since 2014, Profit (before taxes) has been roughly $2.2 trillion every year. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=qx3r
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by timlangeman 7y ago
The first point I make is that profit growth has been flat since ~2014 but the stock market has gone up quite a bit. My question is: Why had the stock market continued to go up despite flat profits?
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Was corporate profit growth a bubble inflated by "financial engineering"?(openpolitics.com)
207 points by timlangeman 7y ago|197 comments
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by timlangeman 7y ago
This looks interesting! One question: * I see the "-s" option allows you to specify the number of sequential requests. * Can you specify the number concurrent requests: ie 10 requests/sec?
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by timlangeman 7y ago
1) We used to use Toggl at my employer: https://toggl.com/ 2) We switched to Clockify because it is cheaper for us. They have a "free forever" version. https://clockify.me/ I preferred the Toggl
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by timlangeman 7y ago
THE PROBLEM I'M TRYING TO SOLVE: Often when I read a quotation online and think to myself: "that's a great quote, but I wonder what it says 2 sentences prior or 2 sentences after". In other words, what's the cont
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by timlangeman 8y ago
The internet would not be nearly as useful as it is without Ted Nelson's hypertext concepts. For those of you who are interested in understanding Ted Nelson's role in envisioning and evangelizing hypertext, I wrote a review of Ted
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by timlangeman 9y ago
Here are two of my favorite Freakonomics podcasts: 1) Improving Social Trust would help the economy as much as a tax cut. http://freakonomics.com/podcast/trust-me-rebroadcast-2/ 2) We underestimate our "tailw
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This Is How You Trick the Media: Give Them a Juicy Soundbite(openpolitics.com)
1 points by timlangeman 9y ago|0 comments
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Political Trickery 101: The Art of the Non-Denial Denial(openpolitics.com)
1 points by timlangeman 9y ago|0 comments
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by timlangeman 10y ago
1) What do you think of the Neotext expanding citation system featured in the article? 2) What do you think of the Al Gore and Sarah Palin Fake News examples? 3) What do you think of the idea of modifying the browser to support contextual q
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Journalists and Technologists Should Collaborate to Build More Trustworthy Media(openpolitics.com)
1 points by timlangeman 10y ago|1 comments