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I report on economics 'America is tanking. Trust the process.' -Joel Embiid

San Francisco, CA
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    23 Oct 2017

    According to , it's not quite ready for the NYTimes. But it is still amazing this exists:

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  2. 7 hours ago

    Why wait, let's give this woman her EGOT now

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    Feb 21

    The favorite chart of all time of self-described chart nerd : The chart that can make kids taller

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    Feb 20

    Lead the team responsible for recruitment and staff development in the extremely talented Quartz newsroom.

    Apply to be my boss! Now that has ascended to greater heights, we have an opening for a Talent Lab editor. It’s a great, fun, interesting job that you can make your own. Apply here:
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    Feb 20

    🚨 🚨 MY RESULTS ARE IN 🚨 🚨

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    Feb 20

    The Ticket Demand Index: Ranking the Most Popular Visiting Sports Teams

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    Feb 18

    As a non-profit employer, I cannot see how we reconcile this with a future for our organization in San Francisco. Its nonsensical for our staff, our donors, our ability to recruit and retain.

    Salary needed to afford the median house in San Francisco is now $303,000. Not a misprint. $303,000. According to the California Realtors Association Again, that salary is $303,000 $303,000
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    Feb 17

    Super smart piece by on America's cultural schism and the mirage of a white-picket-fence Texas: Conservative Californians are fleeing to Texas. Data show they’re in for a surprise

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    Feb 16

    SCOOP: Waymo got approval on Jan. 24 to operate a commercial, driverless ride-hailing service in Arizona that would compete directly with Uber

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    Feb 16

    he's running.

    Drake - God’s Plan (Official Video)
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  11. Feb 16

    Understanding the US's mass shooting problem through corporate discussions with shareholder

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    Feb 15

    It's goodbye to physical music for real now—

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    Feb 14

    Neither "big data" or "artificial intelligence" are especially useful categories, but I worry that companies are trying lots of fancy-sounding shit ("deep learning!") before they've mastered more traditional statistical analysis.

    What good is big data if you can't really make sense of it, or act on it.... I bet there's a treasure trove of interesting stories that could be written about buzzwords in earnings calls over time....
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    Feb 13

    Terrifying new data on motherhood, charted by

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  15. Feb 13

    Can you figure out which dumb way people pay their credit card debt?

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    Feb 12

    Wow. Jeff put it so simple and concise: "The office of Sheriff is a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement.”

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  17. Feb 12

    The 2010 election was a watershed for congressional wealth

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  18. Feb 11

    MacArthur genius Ai-jen Poo makes the economic case for listening via

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    Feb 9

    Lovely piece on Rough Luxe, "the intelligent alternative to Brooklyn hipster" by

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    Feb 9

    The 2020 census will continue to consider people incarcerated on census day as residents of their prison/jail, rather than their home addresses. Critics say the practice is antiquated and can lead to inflated political power in rural areas

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  21. Feb 9

    A little perspective on latest stock market rumblings

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