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sean_anandale
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Comment #16766855
Not everyone exhibits basic competency and planning ability, but that doesn't magically make other people responsible for setting up surrogates for them.
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Comment #16711069
Are you kidding? Twitter, for example, made ~400 million dollars last year selling data. Several federal agencies have firehose access via contractors. Any of those companies would…
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Comment #16702505
Now do "white couple", or "american inventors".
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Comment #16577440
Jeff Bezos' blog is hardly neutral and it does not appear they did the original research, but regardless, thanks for laundering the analysis through legacy media.
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Comment #16576708
Relatedly, 1/4 of Democratic candidates this cycle are affiliates of the national security state. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/03/07/dems-m07.html
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Comment #16421546
Cool, so Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in the Sulzberger NYT about how a literal cabal of bankers should conspire to deprive Americans of their constitutional rights. I'm sure this wil…
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Comment #16330278
Fortunately, it's taken care of for them. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jun/29/obamaphone-...
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Comment #16330263
"<1K in savings" often applies to people with substantial and ongoing access to funds explicitly supporting what would otherwise be out of pocket expenses, like rent, food for one'…
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Comment #16320888
Contradiction by mere statement. Explain why you would want to at a minimum intentionally create ambiguity as to whether one is a police officer, one's name, and what organization …
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Comment #16318715
This is what happens when you have "plainclothes detectives", aka secret police.
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Comment #16228944
So in sum: "analyzing data from Broward County, we find that optimizing for public safety yields stark racial disparities; conversely, satisfying past fairness definitions means re…
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Comment #16039201
You might have noticed if you observe them that nobody is in command of a group of cops. The notion of an officer in charge who is responsible for the actions of his subordinates i…
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Comment #16033585
That is bullshit. The police do not have a "job duty" of killing someone. They are entitled to employ lethal force in self defense when their lives are in danger, which is exactly …
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Comment #16033568
"Juries are told not to focus on the shooting, but to think if the officer believed his life was in danger" The way that plays out in practice is, "that's my secret. I always think…
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Comment #16033544
That's not true. Guns are expensive. By far most of the guns are owned by people for whom they are a relatively expensive hobby, and the more guns you own the less likely you are t…
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Comment #16018581
Compare & contrast to "fellow white people".
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Comment #15989399
That is insane. Traders make money during periods of high volatility and volume. Defined circuit breakers can be planned for, but unpredictable "lol unavailable gtfo" is unacceptab…
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Comment #15989350
Declining to allow trades during high volatility times is definitionally market manipulation - you're capping the volatility of the market, unpredictably. Volatility is traditional…