* SF: has rent control, prices go up. * Cambridge: removes rent control, prices go up. How do you show the causal relationship? Seems like there's constrained housing supply everywhere.
snakemake does this trivially: rule analyze_country: input: 'whatever.{country}.txt' output: 'analysis.{country}.txt' shell: 'run-analysis-on-country {input} {output} --country=country' rule analyze_target_countries:…
Shrill by Lindy West and Hunger by Roxane Gay. They are both memoirs by excellent women writers talking about being a woman and about being fat in American society.
* SF: has rent control, prices go up. * Cambridge: removes rent control, prices go up. How do you show the causal relationship? Seems like there's constrained housing supply everywhere.
snakemake does this trivially: rule analyze_country: input: 'whatever.{country}.txt' output: 'analysis.{country}.txt' shell: 'run-analysis-on-country {input} {output} --country=country' rule analyze_target_countries:…
Shrill by Lindy West and Hunger by Roxane Gay. They are both memoirs by excellent women writers talking about being a woman and about being fat in American society.