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27,567karma·4,366submissions·November 17, 2011
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"I'd rather be a could-be if I cannot be an are; because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a star. I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been, by far; for a might have-been has never been, but a has was once an are."
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Do those certain circumstances apply here? Shouldn’t there be a legal check from the judiciary?
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It’s a standard quality measurement tactic in Internet based surveys. In the list of survey questions, you post a few question which have clear black or white answers. The answers from the survey take…
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> Yes it fails in some (demonetization) and wins in most but at least there is no policy paralysis like in the UPA era. This is OP's personal perception and opinion of the current and the form…
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https://twitter.com/worker291/status/1294210928234373120?s=2... . > UPDATE: Someone has called the police to check the safety measures of the meeting. They found no issue …
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> The article says the initial dissent from the management was due to Covid19 concerns Here's the arrangement from the Worker's Council to address the concern >>> How do you ensu…
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> N26 has filed another restraining order to prevent today's Electoral Board Selection for N26 GmbH, this time against the union ver.di. As such, IG Metall has stepped in to chair today's…
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> I'm not sure I believe that. So, what would make you believe it?
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Bayesian approaches are more transparent regardless of them being "honest" or not.
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> If the prior is arbitrary anyways you could also stick to your unknown prejudice One way to think about a prior is to make your prejudices transparent rather than unknown.
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It’s not fine for some other people. How can we as a society come to a fair proposal for delivery of mail?
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Jio monopoly is a series of convenient regulations tailored to them over the last decade [0] . [0] https://caravanmagazine.in/reportage/government-helping-reli... I know the ar…
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In case, someone asks a source for this number. > The German government says its app cost 20 million euros ($22.7 million) to develop and will require 2.5 million to 3.5 million euros per month to …
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> In Germany the app was developed by research institutes. Then canceled. Why was it canceled?
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“I never allow myself to have an opinion on anything that
I don’t know the other side’s argument better than they do.” — Charlie Munger
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> I see more of this in society in general now, where with so much data and analytics there is a rush to "measure" everything. But I think it's important to acknowledge what is lost …
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Tesla's operating margin (16 years after operation) 0.3%, Amazon's operating margin in 2010 (roughly after 16 years of operation) 4.4%
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> We will do our best to provide a 15 minute break and/or lunch/coffee break during your interviews, especially if you'll be interviewing for more than 3 hours. That said, we are hap…
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https://xkcd.com/435/ :-)
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The common thread in all of these are post-hoc discoveries of irregularities. In many cases, these are carried over many years and months without being detected. If one needs to address this issue, a …