Eugene Zalyubovsky

Work is hard. Distractions are plentiful. And time is short.

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[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@captgouda24 @ben_golub - social planner’s full commitment to benevolence (can one rely on the gov to stop favoring capital?)

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@captgouda24 @ben_golub Also, this all relies on some other assumptions not mentioned in the thread, e.g.:
- infinitely lived agents (would the actual workers taxed more heavily live long enough to be repaid -> intergenerational fairness?),
- workers own all the capital (or don’t they? may’ve missed),

[Sebastian Galiani @SFGaliani]

Maybe it's too late for many of us, but don't use your institutional email for anything that matters—journals, YouTube, Substack, ORCID, Google Scholar, etc. One day you'll change jobs, retire, or lose access, and you'll discover how much work it is to update everything.

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@SteinbockGroup @MishaTeplitskiy Must contact Dave Mustaine, a new “Mega-“ band name just dropped 😂

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@paulnovosad For this to be reasonable, "rich" Americans should be given a different questionnaire as part of their application forms. Or at least a special checkbox saying "rich".

I've had to fill out such forms for myself once or twice. They divide people across incoherent and dumb lines

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@MWMstozek @TivadarDanka If you want to get anything useful out, A and B (and their respective universes!) better be incompatible. If they are, you can just unite the universes, assigning some probability to each, and everything will follow through neatly.

If there are at least some intersections, tho…

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@ben_golub …

I think any of the interpretations is very relevant, I’m just curious which one you had in mind (if just one)

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@ben_golub Which insurance do you mean? Health insurance, social insurance, insurance specifically against the risk of being displaced by AI (as a novel product to be sold by insurers), or any insurance that relies on evidence that can be easily counterfeited by AI?

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[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

“Among articles stating that data was available upon request, only 17% shared data upon request.”

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@NymPseudo @miloneridos @teortaxesTex @VincentDuguay_ … Do researchers account for that and still find a lack of working memory?

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@NymPseudo @miloneridos @teortaxesTex @VincentDuguay_ Totally not an expert, but it doesn’t make much sense to me. How did one discriminate in experiments between “not enough memory capacity” and “capacity is there, but the attention gets sidetracked”? In the latter case, that cap should show if attention’s kept in check somehow. …

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

Have you seen these charts on parental time use from Our World in Data, Financial Times, and The Economist?

These graphs are not good🧵

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@tenaciousdpp @mainlyoasis Waiiiiit. It's always been "…but I don't know how", hasn't it? It has, right? My brain is not THAT broken, it's it? 😨🤯😵‍💫

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@SvetlinTotev @LaraBuchak Wouldn't infinite classes rather give rise to some sort of folk-theorem dynamics where any randomized mix of 1 and 3 would be "stable"?

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@WIRED Now they “apologize for the inconvenience”?!
#wiredsixword

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

@PKurzin (Source: https://t.co/LkTzpbldI8, just in case anyone was wondering)

[Eugene Zalyubovsky @EZalyubovsky]

Temperatures in Moscow fluctuating back and forth between below and above freezing are such a metaphor for all the turmoil that shouldn’t have happened…