El Asunceno es Chaqueño había sido

Everyone ‘knows’ AGI will either make us all unemployed or fabulously wealthy. Except, a rather brilliant (and chilling) paper from a Yale economist suggests it's neither. It says the economy will boom, and our wages... won't. A bit awkward. I've been digging into this 2025

Principios para la argumentación 1. No atacarás a la persona, sino al argumento (Ad hominem). 2. No malinterpretarás o exagerarás el argumento de una persona para debilitar su postura (Hombre de paja). 3. No tomarás una pequeña parte para representar el todo (Generalización

"Nino Bravo": Porque Javier Milei cantó #Libre en el Movistar Arena

This should be in the museum of chart crimes

my latest investigation for Consumer Reports is based on months of reporting and 60+ lab tests of leading protein supplements we found that most protein powders and shakes have more lead in one serving than our experts say is safe to have in a day — some by more than 10 times !

Amazing story: the Czech government spent six years planning a series of dams. A family of beavers constructed the dams for free, in 1-2 says, in the same locations that human picked, accomplishing the goals set by the Czech government and saving humans $1.2 million

Pitfalls of linear regression and when not to use it, vol. 3

The people who fit linear regression to cloud of points like this… what century are they living in? They call themselves “academics” and “researchers”, but the reality is when it comes to the toolkit they use it is literally right out of statistical equivalent of Stone Age.

⚡️This story hits people because it scratches at the edge of something sacred - not in a religious sense, but in a metaphysical one: the brutal necessity of loss. Munger’s life is the quiet answer to the illusion that you can ascend without dying first. Every real

Non obvious take: this is not AI job loss. This is the unwinding of the DEI-fueled Hiring Bonanza of the past decade. Many jobs in that period were created under fragile pretenses / immutable traits. Ie, things other than talent. But eventually the chickens come home to roost.

finally, linkedin is funny

The biggest predictor of coding ability is Language Aptitude. Not Math. A study posted in Nature found that numeracy accounts for just 2% of skill variance. Meanwhile, the neural behaviors associated with language accounted for 70% of skill variance.

1. HR is not there to protect you. They are there to protect the company. 2. Document EVERYTHING. 3. Food is not a reward for hard work. 4. Do the bare minimum, or you'll get rewarded MORE work. 5. Use them sick/vacation time. 6. Everyone is replaceable. 7. Keep them emails.

Peter McCallister was able to afford this home and take 15 people on a trip to Paris because he switched from a 30-year mortgage to a 50-year mortgage

Charlie Munger’s life in his 30s was terrible. His wife left him He went bankrupt Watched his nine-year-old son die from leukemia He lost one of his eyes and had to do an excruciating surgery. Most people probably would’ve given up on life, but he didn’t. Through all

De los creadores del #PagaTurco , ahora llega #PagaNico (?)

Here’s Bayesianism in a nutshell: a lecturer needs to buy yet more pointless Bayesian textbooks because she can’t even put together a (likewise pointless) course for university students who struggle with basic school mathematics. This actually happens at failing universities

Los titulados universitarios de familias con bajos ingresos, ganan mucho menos que los graduados de más nivel de renta cinco años después. Estas diferencias persisten incluso al controlar por universidad, carrera o notas. 💼La clave está en la primera transición laboral: los

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