@PinkseJoris@SNageebAli@arpitrage A friend of mine once told me that the difference between the Dutch and the Flemish are that in Flanders people draw the curtains at night for privacy while in Holland they don't draw the curtains because no one peeks...
BREAKING: The city of Pasadena will allow restaurants to keep outdoor dining open despite L.A. County's health order. The city will reassess daily.
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We mourn the loss of @Caltech professor of economics and alumnus Kim C. Border (BS '74), who passed away on November 19. He was 68 years old. We encourage #CaltechAlumni to share memories of Kim Border in his honor. https://t.co/OyHu5N9dkv #Caltech
@luismbcabral Oh I get a lot of joyous music out of Youtube. This is one recent favorite: a solo Covid-era recital of Martha Argerich (who *never* gives solo recitals anymore!) playing Chopin's Sonata #3 https://t.co/eqndsDFoBd
@ben_golub@pauljhealy yes! so multifaceted. Plus he played the saxophone and was the voice of reason in faculty meetings, reeling us back when the discussion had gone off into remote tendrils of the game tree...
@silviocontessi I agree, McD's coffee surprisingly not bad! I still miss that espresso stand they used to have at the library at Johns Hopkins, a nice break from the office 😃
@silviocontessi@SHamiltonian there's a proportionality principle between the quality of the coffee and the degree of bureaucracy 😆 (The coffee in 7-11 in Australia is really good btw!)
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Updated a new paper with Xiao Liu (NYU) and Matt Shum (Caltech) on viewing and attention to baseball game telecasts: https://t.co/SQ3098Yvph! We use detailed viewing & attention data to examine TV content design (e.g., suspense & surprise) and implications for advertisers.
just curious, for those of you who know spanish (or any other related romance language), would "yo no soy nada" mean "I am nothing" or "I am not nothing"? thx
@Mohsen_ff@ffugaz@MarianoTappata@dade_us Thx for clarifying! Indeed Chinese speakers also confuse the he/she, prob for the same reason that he/she are not distinguished in spoken Chinese (but are in written Chinese).
@Mohsen_ff@ffugaz@MarianoTappata@dade_us Persian is such an interesting language, amazing that there is no distinction btw "he" and "she" (او), wouldn't that lead to a lot of ambiguity in daily conversation?