Yash Dubey
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Articles by Yash Dubey
How AlterLab Cortex Is Changing the Web Scraping Game
Your Web Scraper Shouldn't Need Babysitting There's a dirty secret in web scraping that nobody talks about: the scraper you built last month is probably broken right now. A site changed their HTML. A new anti-bot system appeared. That selector that worked perfectly? It's returning empty strings. And you won't know until someone complains.
How UltraNews is Revolutionizing Crisis Intelligence and Risk Management
In an era where information moves at lightning speed and crises can emerge from anywhere at any moment, traditional news monitoring systems are failing organizations when they need them most. Static databases, delayed alerts, and high false-positive rates are leaving security teams, crisis managers, and risk analysts fighting yesterday's battles with tomorrow's stakes.
The UltraNews Story
How RapierCraft is revolutionizing information analysis with autonomous AI discovery, multi-LLM orchestration, and enterprise-grade news intelligence The Vision Behind UltraNews Our story didn't start with news or information platforms. RapierCraft began as a game development company, creating entertainment experiences and interactive worlds.
Mises Wire
The Government Wants to Turn Blockchain Firms into Servants of the State BitcoinEconomic FreedomThe Police State Federal prosecutors and other law enforcement agents are turning blockchain firms into government subsidiaries. The real goal is to criminalize what really are lawful, private exchanges.
Mises Wire
Hail the Speculators! They Take the Necessary Economic Risks in Our Economy The EntrepreneurStrategyU.S. Economy Speculators are reviled in the media and by politicians and academics. Yet the speculators are the ones taking risks to ensure the rest of us can have more economic certainty.
They Didn't Listen: The Reality of Hayek’s Bestseller | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | They Didn't Listen: The Reality of Hayek’s Bestseller They Didn't Listen: The Reality of Hayek’s Bestseller Tags Big GovernmentHayekProgressivismThe Police StateWar and Foreign Policy F.A. Hayek is one of the most influential figures in the field of social science. His works ranged from philosophy to economics to jurisprudence to psychology. He won the Nobel Prize in economics in 1974 and was probably the last major Austrian economist from Austria.
Mises Wire
They Didn't Listen: The Reality of Hayek’s Bestseller Big GovernmentHayekProgressivismThe Police StateWar and Foreign Policy In 1944, F.A. Hayek's best-selling book, The Road to Serfdom, warned the West that the "free" nations would lose their freedom as government expanded. He was right.
Mises Wire
Progressives Have Corrupted Not Only Money, but Its History as Well Economic PolicyWorld HistoryMonetary TheoryOther Schools of Thought Social democrats are so desperate to cast off limits on government that they'll embrace anything that justifies their ambitions. So they invent theories of money that are very, very wrong.
Karl Marx Was Not an Economist | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | Karl Marx Was Not an Economist Karl Marx Was Not an Economist Tags SocialismOther Schools of ThoughtPhilosophy and Methodology Despite the massive intellectual feat that Marx’s Capital represents, the Marxian contribution to economics can be readily summarized as virtually zero. Professional economics as it exists today reflects no indication that Karl Marx ever existed. —Thomas Sowell If socialists understood economics they wouldn’t be socialists.
Mises Wire
Democracy Created Canada’s Lethal Healthcare System Bureaucracy and RegulationProgressivismSocialism Canadian politicians tout their healthcare system as morally superior to private medicine. There is nothing moral about relegating thousands of people to death each year for lack of medical care. Read More The Myth of "Economic Power" “Economic power,” then, is simply the right under freedom to refuse to make an exchange. Every man has this power.
Mises Wire
Climate Activism: The Second Children’s Crusade The EnvironmentProgressivismWorld History The "first" Children's Crusade of 1212 ended in tragedy for those taking part. The "second" crusade is not going to produce any happy endings, either. Read More The Rise of the Medical Security State Bureaucracy and RegulationProgressivismThe Police State What happens when covid becomes the excuse for a lawless authoritarianism?
Capitalism Has Improved Life in India, but the Spirit of Collectivism Still Dominates | Yash Dubey
India is currently the seventh-largest country in the world with the largest youth population. There are many elements that make this country unique, the foremost being diversity—diversity of culture, race, ethnicity, and linguistics. India faced an era of colonialism under the British, who would take raw material from India at cheaper rates and import the finished products.
Mises Wire
Remember the Alamo! Moses Rose's Last Stand Bureaucracy and RegulationProperty RightsEntrepreneurship In the name of "economic development," San Antonio's government is seeking to seize a thriving business near the Alamo. Read More Joe Biden Calls for the FTC to Resurrect the Robinson Patman Act.
Our Economics Are Broken.
Economics is defined as the science of allocation of scarce resources. The core tenet is that there are unlimited wants and limited resources. Hence, something must allocate resources "efficiently". There are problems with economics. Who should the resources be allocated to? Any introductory economics class begins with the assumption that humans are rational and humans maximise their utility. The reality is far from it. Without getting into the weeds, humans almost always behave less-than-rationally.
Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All Tags Free MarketsSocialismMonopoly and Competition Before beginning, I am highly grateful and impressed by the success and spread of my previous work “Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serves All.” The article aimed to give a brief explanation of the importance of consumers in Markets and it will be continued further.
Why Do Western Celebrities Usually Support Collectivism? | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | Why Do Western Celebrities Usually Support Collectivism? Why Do Western Celebrities Usually Support Collectivism? Tags DemocracySocialism It won’t be away from anyone’s knowledge not to observe the way many active celebrities favor collectivist ideology. Most probably the answer to why intellectuals favor socialism or collectivism is answered clearly. Unlike in the twentieth century, actors and athletes are more popular than scholars.
Leftists and Nationalists: A Brotherly Conflict in India | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | Leftists and Nationalists: A Brotherly Conflict in India Leftists and Nationalists: A Brotherly Conflict in India Tags Free MarketsSocialismWorld History Currently, the brawl between the so-called left wing and right wing has taken places in India. Nationalism is on the rise, as the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) is in power, and those who oppose them are generally called leftists or liberals, these two terms are very often used interchangeably.
Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All
Commentary Consumers aren’t a mere slice of society; they aren’t some separable category from anyone else. Anyone who buys goods and services is a consumer. In a modern economy, a consumer can buy goods and services with help of a tool called money. Undoubtedly, money is a very important tool, and it is money that assures a basic consumer right. Even producers and sellers are consumers in their day-to-day lives. Importantly, everybody is a consumer.
Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All | Yash Dubey
Home | Wire | Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All Consumers, Workers, and Monopolies: Free Markets Serve All Tags Economic FreedomFree MarketsMonopoly and Competition Consumers aren't a section of society; they are not different from others. Anyone who buys goods and services is simply a consumer. In a modern economy, a consumer can buy goods and services with help of a tool called money.
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