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artsyhonker/Kathryn
artsyhonker
A thing about economics that is currently biting us in the arse pretty hard is that resilience at extremes requires decisions that seem inefficient in normal circumstances. Examples: staffing levels,
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@simpolism
simpolism
Excellent framing of "instinct vs drive" and the relation of drive satisfaction to social vs individual interventions.https://twitter.com/4Q248/status/1276389880407429120 I especially like these paragraphs, that see @4Q248 alignin
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Vaishnavi Suresh
vaishnaviisure1
Ok since Shruti's hot takes get worse each time, I'm going to try to break down everything wrong with this tweet from an environmental perspective. Like she says, I will
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Sam Asher
thesamasher
Are night lights (NL) a reliable proxy for local GDP?An answer, in our paper “Development Research at High Geographic Resolution” aka the SHRUG paper (forthcoming at WBER). 1/14TL;DR: don’t trust
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Anya Volz
AnyaVolz
I am cackling at a lot of the jokes being made about the Chris D'Elia situation because jokes do tend make me cackle but also!!!! Please do not act like
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Cory Doctorow #BLM
doctorow
One of the machine learning researchers I follow closely is @petewarden, who writes extensively about the hardware side of ML, something we hear very little about beyond vague accounts of
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Sam Vinograd
sam_vinograd
1. If intelligence that China paid non-state actors to kill Americans in Afghanistan is verified, it is a marked - and unacceptable - shift for the PRC.https://www.axios.com/scoop-trump-admin-declassifies-unconfirmed-intel-on-chinese-bounti
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Alex Iskold | 2048 Ventures | 🤖 🚀💡
alexiskold
1/ We spend a lot of time @2048vc ventures talking about API business models .They come in several flavors.Aggregators and Adapters .Thread 2/ The simplest way to think about
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Scott Wahlstrom
scottwahlstrom
This is my oil burner, fuel tank, and the last 125 gallons of fuel oil I plan to purchase. My wife and I have committed to a #ResidentialGeothermalRetrofit project that
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Faisal Al Yafai
FaisalAlYafai
Was Abu Nuwas an Arab? / A Thread. So this week @newlinesmag we published @alexjrowell's unsurprisingly popular essay about the love early Arab poets had for wine. (Unsurprising because it
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Dr. Asatar Bair
asatarbair
Markets, socialism, and communism: a threadMarkets tend to excel at exchanges that are less important (e.g. lemonade) and become monstrous with things that truly matter (e.g. kidneys) Adam Smith defined
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Do Marlay Ka Moonh
2paisay
My data formatting for the discount rate comes in handy for looking at textile sector. Reportedly we have broken export records in Dec'20. Analyzing SBP data will enable us to
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Peter Ganong
p_ganong
If stimulus checks were larger, would people spend more? Natural starting point: how were the checks that went out in April and May spent?tldr: we have no idea estimates all
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Peter Daszak
PeterDaszak
Taking part in the @WHO @rd_blueprint Global Research & Innovation Forum today. Here's a comment from @DrMikeRyan: "Countries w/ govts that communicate complex science directly to the public, & use
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Luca Fornaro
LucaFornaro3
Over the last 30 years, various factors have pushed up the global saving supply and depressed interest rates (https://twitter.com/profsufi/status/1272564374599864321?s=20). But the investment response has been lukewarm at best. So why
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Justin Norman
just_norm
I'm a bit wary of Facebook's infrastructure investments in Sub-Saharan Africa. They just published a report:https://www.analysysmason.com/contentassets/f8a396952f9c4481982c674724d85356/the-impact-of-facebooks-connectivity-initiative
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