Ryan Radia
@ryanradia.com
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FRED & IPUMS enjoyer. Lawyer (DC). Economics, charts, tech policy, urbanism, regulation, housing, transport. Growth is very good. Reposts are demand letters.
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I see where 9.2% in 2023 and 4.8% in 2024 are coming from, but where did they get 3.0% for 2025? (I think this is the 2025 survey: pdf.phillipian.net/2025/0516202...)
pdf.phillipian.net
Yes. (Still, the 2025 CPS ASEC has responses from 2,058 unique individuals who were 35 years old at survey time.)
Homeownership rate by decade of birth by current age (United States)
www.datawrapper.de/_/27AUY/
Looks like the bestselling men’s button up shirt on Amazon is $18.99
When the thought police are after you
Technology has evolved to the point where we can now watch random decade-old movies in 90 second clips on TikTok (invariably with a line running through the middle of the screen to evade automated copyright detection)
I wonder if he’ll take up ConnorEatsPants (who played Fortnite with Gavin Newsom a week ago)
I go there fairly regularly (the frozen section is great) but it’s missing way too many SKUs to eliminate the need to frequently visit Giant/Safeway/Harris Teeter
To clarify, they watch it because it airs immediately before Jeopardy on their local station
I know someone born in the early 1990s who watches ABC World News Tonight with David Muir on an antenna almost every night (no professional connection to media or politics)
Everything bagel with egg, cream cheese, red onion, and capers is a wild combination
A pigeon couple lives on my balcony and has raised at least three generations of baby pigeons on it. My cat is fascinated by them. There is so much pigeon poop.
Pretty unusual arc for somebody who grew up on a farm near Winterset
Or a perfect substitute for those glasses, such as this
I encounter elevator pee maybe once a month. Kind of annoying. (Meanwhile, my cat has yet to miss his litter box even once.)
Part of the reason these videos are popular, I think, is that Sora allows the creation of videos of historical public figures—but not living ones. So all the demand for watching AI clips of celebrities in absurd situations ends up fueling the creation of videos of deceased public figures.
That makes sense, thanks. (The incident having been meaningfully exaggerated by the former staffer seems much more plausible than the idea that the whole thing was completely made up.)
On a 486DX with a 33 MHz turbo button. (Good times.)
Only in very exceptional cases, I believe. Keith Lee, presumably, and maybe a handful of others who have over a million followers and do a lot of sponsored content as well
(If the guy made up the sandwich comment, I would have assumed at least one person who attended or was familiar with the HR session would have eventually told one of the several reporters who covered the incident that it never happened.)
Didn’t Erik Wemple investigate the alleged incident and find no one at the newspaper who doubted the veracity of the sandwich anecdote when the NYT opinion staffer originally mentioned it to several colleagues shortly after it happened?
Never heard of them until just now, but based on clips of TikTok users eating them in their cars, at 4 for $3.99 they look potentially decent by cheap pizza restaurant standards. (I think the last time I had food from Little Caesars was in the 1990s.)
Thanks (that does seem plausible)
Looks like they have an LED light that comes on when they are recording (and are designed to stop recording if the user tampers with or covers up the LED)