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451.
by viburnum 7y ago
“the sins of Cromwell and his army in rooting out the supporters (both Catholic and Protestant) of the Stuarts in Ireland were used regularly as a stick with which to beat the English, albeit well over 300 years later, and as further proof
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Amazon’s Friend Network(prospect.org)
2 points by viburnum 7y ago|0 comments
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Tega Brain on Leaks, Glitches, and Preposterous Futures(logicmag.io)
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Face masks for Covid-19: A deep dive into the data(arstechnica.com)
1 points by viburnum 7y ago|0 comments
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Philip W. Anderson, RIP(econospeak.blogspot.com)
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by viburnum 7y ago
Geoff Mann wrote an excellent free guide to the GT. I had just finished reading Keynes when I came across it and reading it really made it “stick.” https://www.versobooks.com/books/2499-the-general-theory-of-...
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by viburnum 7y ago
The numerator is also obviously underestimated.
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by viburnum 7y ago
I’d never heard of that keyboard before. Is this something that’s handy for programming because it had extra keys?
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Big data, AI and the peculiar dignity of tacit knowledge(aeon.co)
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Eight Data Science Lessons from ‘Coronavirus Perspective’(rexdouglass.github.io)
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461.
by viburnum 7y ago
They’re CPAP machines, which are unsafe to use in hospitals because they spread germs.
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by viburnum 7y ago
If I'm still on Sierra, which version should I upgrade to?
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by viburnum 7y ago
The way my brains works, it’s hard for me to even read road signs when I’m driving (excepting simple ones like speed limits and one-word signs). Switching contexts is just really slow. If I try to use voice recognition I basically go blind
464.
by viburnum 7y ago
Yes, absolutely. I read it years ago and still think back to it frequently. It's really worth your time.
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Our Political System Is Hostile to Real Reform(dissentmagazine.org)
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Is This a Dress Rehearsal?(critinq.wordpress.com)
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Coronavirus: How do 3M newly unemployed people get health care?(vox.com)
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Notes on a Novel Coronavirus(mronline.org)
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Coronavirus and Chronopolitics(nplusonemag.com)
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470.
by viburnum 7y ago
Great article. Makes you think about the two million Americans in prison.
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World War II, not the New Deal, is the model for Covid-19 macroeconomic policies(nakedkeynesianism.blogspot.com)
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472.
by viburnum 7y ago
If I try to do voice commands while driving my field of vision narrows to a pinprick.
473.
by viburnum 7y ago
Umm, I don’t think you actually read the article. Sam Bowles is the most accomplished radical economist in America. You’re acting like he’s a textbook neoclassical.
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Medicine's Long, Thin Supply Chain Threatens Americans(wired.com)
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by viburnum 7y ago
If you’re a cop in Denmark or Japan you don’t mistake someone reaching for their wallet as a gun, because almost nobody can have them.
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by viburnum 7y ago
Sure it does, just compare America 1955 to America today.
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by viburnum 7y ago
The police almost only abuse very poor people. Eliminating poverty with redistribution and active labor market policies would mean fewer targets. Better housing and land use policies would help by allowing people to live in mixed communitie
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Time for Individual Accounts at the Fed(rajivsethi.blogspot.com)
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479.
by viburnum 7y ago
You should keep at it, that was not bad at all.
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by viburnum 7y ago
How do you compete against other firms that aren’t earning so much that they can ride out a pandemic?

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