Tom Sgouros
@tsgouros.bsky.social
Policy nerd, data science, researcher, Rhode Islander. https://sgouros.com
Lovely Mayday afternoon in Providence, RI, looking over downtown, talking about labor past (Haymarket!) and future (resist!) with a couple hundred of my closest friends. #mayday
May 1, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Lovely Mayday afternoon in Providence, RI, looking over downtown, talking about labor past (Haymarket!) and future (resist!) with a couple hundred of my closest friends. #mayday
Even in the rain. (8,000ish, Providence, RI)
April 5, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Even in the rain. (8,000ish, Providence, RI)
Lovely damp afternoon with several thousand of my closest friends. (Yes, I counted.) #handsoff @indivisibleri.bsky.social
April 5, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Lovely damp afternoon with several thousand of my closest friends. (Yes, I counted.) #handsoff @indivisibleri.bsky.social
New report out describing the history of education funding in Rhode Island over the past few decades. Written by a couple of great students I had the pleasure to advise. Kind of a sad story of missed opportunities.
sgouros.com/finance/seed...
sgouros.com/finance/seed...
April 1, 2025 at 4:03 PM
New report out describing the history of education funding in Rhode Island over the past few decades. Written by a couple of great students I had the pleasure to advise. Kind of a sad story of missed opportunities.
sgouros.com/finance/seed...
sgouros.com/finance/seed...
Former contract software guy here. The years 1999-2003 saw the hourly wage I was able to bill for plunge by somewhere between 30-50%, before inflation. Obviously the tech bubble-pop was part of this, so was the Apple conspiracy to depress wages, but hard to believe this had nothing to do with it.
January 2, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Former contract software guy here. The years 1999-2003 saw the hourly wage I was able to bill for plunge by somewhere between 30-50%, before inflation. Obviously the tech bubble-pop was part of this, so was the Apple conspiracy to depress wages, but hard to believe this had nothing to do with it.
Former contract software guy here. The years 1999-2003 saw the hourly wage I was able to bill for plunge by somewhere between 30-50% (before inflation). Obviously the tech bubble-pop was part of this, so was the Apple conspiracy to depress wages, but hard to believe this had nothing to do with it..
January 2, 2025 at 10:39 PM
Former contract software guy here. The years 1999-2003 saw the hourly wage I was able to bill for plunge by somewhere between 30-50% (before inflation). Obviously the tech bubble-pop was part of this, so was the Apple conspiracy to depress wages, but hard to believe this had nothing to do with it..