Neo, and Norwegian Century
Neo, and Norwegian Century? (It happens) And more here. And yet more. It’s not just Magnus Carlsen, people! The post Neo, and the Norwegian Century […]
Month: August 2024
Women on Cyber Day find their celebrants ‘moving in droves’
“You [as a woman] you have to have a thick skin and a core of steel to last long in this industry,” he said. “Every […]
More on the First Content Benchmark
Remember the initial estimate pulled in at 818K from the NFP reading in March. Figure 1: Nonfarm payroll employment rate from CES (blue), reported from […]
6 Websites to Sell Your Clutter
Sirisak_baokaew / Shutterstock.com Gone are the days when you had to rely on Craigslist or eBay to sell the junk you wanted. Today, there are […]
How to Write a Resume for a Part-time Job
Roman Samborskii / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. If creating a resume for a part-time job is giving you full-time stress, […]
Economists and Inflation – Econlib
Economists often react to events differently than most people. Often, critics of economics will say something like “sure, it’s easy for you to say that […]
Friday various links
1. NYC launches campaign to ensure payment of bus fares (NYT). 2. Steve Silberman, RIP. 3. 100 million token context window? 4. Is Egypt sending […]
LLMs are fueling the “genAI crime revolution” according to a Netcraft report
However, there may be references in the email or on the site. Netcraft said that sometimes malicious actors mistakenly include large-scale language modeling (LLM) results […]
The Capitalism Debate at MIT
September 16, 7-8.30, 2-190: “Is Capitalism Defensible?”, With Tyler Cowen (GMU Economics), and Alexander Gourevitch (Brown Political Science). Please register here. Here is the link. […]
The Bad Economic History of Protectionism – Econlib
Protection it is currently popular, gaining support from both the left and the right. It’s not the first time. As the popularity of protectionism ebbs […]