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31.

How Wall Street is making its billions

blogs.law.harvard.edu

17 years ago

86 points

32.

Immigration to increase the supply of programmers

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

83 points

33.

Business schools redefine hacking to “stuff that a 7-year-old could do” (2005)

blogs.law.harvard.edu

17 years ago

82 points

34.

Economists: Home ownership leads to unemployment

blogs.law.harvard.edu

13 years ago

79 points

35.

Unemployed = 21st century draft horse?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

16 years ago

78 points

36.

Beyond ad blocking – the biggest boycott in human history

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

77 points

37.

Why are underground parking garages hot?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

13 years ago

68 points

38.

Germanwings Tragedy: How to protect against mentally ill pilots?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

58 points

39.

Clojure: If Lisp is so great, why do we keep needing new variants?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

57 points

40.

Why isn’t there a glut of good software engineers?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

13 years ago

56 points

41.

Greenspun: Let's stop investing in our kids

blogs.law.harvard.edu

16 years ago

56 points

42.

Cost of converting entire U.S. to electric cars? Zero.

blogs.law.harvard.edu

18 years ago

55 points

43.

Singularly Stupid

blogs.law.harvard.edu

17 years ago

54 points

44.

Grandfather could marry grandson to avoid estate and generation-skipping tax?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

12 years ago

53 points

45.

Big data and machine learning

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

53 points

46.

Technology reduces the value of old people

blogs.law.harvard.edu

17 years ago

52 points

47.

You Can't Engineer Around Taxes

blogs.law.harvard.edu

14 years ago

48 points

48.

Two big questions for economists today

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

48 points

49.

Whence function notation?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

11 years ago

47 points

50.

Philip Greenspun: It's not just programmers who can inflate their LOC counts

blogs.law.harvard.edu

18 years ago

47 points

51.

Why are there so many rich white and Asian people buying our $300,000 product?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

12 years ago

46 points

52.

Philip Greenspun: Improving Undergraduate Computer Science Education

blogs.law.harvard.edu

19 years ago

45 points

53.

Who knows someone paying child support to a relatively rich parent?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

12 years ago

44 points

54.

Is Yahoo a better search engine than Google?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

18 years ago

42 points

55.

Subway history: Don't be early

blogs.law.harvard.edu

12 years ago

42 points

56.

To improve airline safety, give all pilots the same schedule

blogs.law.harvard.edu

17 years ago

39 points

57.

blogs.law.harvard.edu

12 years ago

38 points

58.

Scary thought: Maybe the Rust Belt is the whole U.S. now?

blogs.law.harvard.edu

18 years ago

38 points

59.

Electronic medical records don’t save money

blogs.law.harvard.edu

13 years ago

37 points

60.

Why Do People Who Chose Not to Study Science and Math Suggest That Others Should

blogs.law.harvard.edu

13 years ago

37 points