I’ve had the Slow Horses season premiere on my calendar for weeks! Can’t wait

Anyone assuming that any data is perfect is revealing that they know nothing about data

Gotcha, thanks!

Does "private" in the graph title mean that this data is only for private industry? I'm hearing a lot about job losses and hiring freezes in the education sector, and of course much of that is "public" (govt-run)

SAME for AirPods

I adore Shattered Glass. The DVD commentary is awesome, too, because it has the director talking with the real Chuck Lane.

Everything is wrapped in two spans and has inline CSS?? Bwahahaha

My cousin used to work at a Game Stop next to a Crumbl so he brought me some and I tasted one and had exactly that thought: How do you fuck up a COOKIE?

I’m actually thrilled to learn from this that other people hate Crumbl cookies too! I thought I was the only one. To me they just taste full of chemicals, way more so than even chemical-rich things like Skittles and Little Debbie cakes, both of which I think are delish

Brayed laughing out loud

The point he makes in that video that (US) index funds aren't nearly as diversified as they once were reminds me a bit of Warren pointing out in 2005 that mortgage defaults aren't nearly as rare as they once were

Thanks for sharing! I learned about index funds from Elizabeth Warren's personal finance book (2005, basically predicts the housing crash) and have put my money there ever since. In February, worried about US economy, I moved 2/3 of my money into international indexes and the rest into US mid-cap.

Ooh I think I read that edition

So amazing! I've long wanted university libraries to put the subscription costs of databases and journals on interim screens as you load them but sadly it's usually verboten by contracts to say how much they cost anyway

Documerica now! www.archives.gov/research/env...

I think too that “hiring people to do whatever” can easily coexist with UBI. Hire people to go take pictures for the National Archives or something fun and useful like that