We lived next to a highway for a year. Every time a particularly heavy container truck went by, my mother would wake up in sweats. She remembers every second of the Christmas bombing.
The Nobel Prize in Economics has been awarded to Claudia Goldin.
Most economists will immediately know why she won. This is a very quick thread, aimed at non-economists, explaining why her work on the the labour market outcomes of women has been awarded the Prize.
Asked to clarify his comments, Bankman-Fried went on to say that Shakespeare’s work was full of “unrealistic” stuff, like emotions, courage, leadership, and consequences for people’s actions
I'm seeing a lot of takes like this, but I don't think they accurately represent the contract.
"Assigning AI property rights to writers" is much closer than "Ban on using AI."
I think that beyond a certain point, once there have been enough tweets impugning a person's character, it is better to turn our attention to systemic aspects of academia that allow fraud to flourish and go undetected rather than to have one more brave attack on the same person.
Data fraud is often framed as a victimless crime--or else the perpetrators frame themselves as the victim.
But the true victims are often graduate students who struggle to replicate a prominent study, face professional ostracism, and their only recourse is to leave the field or become a whistleblower.
The @NewYorker has a fantastic article today revealing how the fraud from Dan Ariely and Francesa Gino's research was originally identified by @ZoeZiani and shared with @DataColada https://t.co/8CBydZacHV
I encourage people to read this article to see what happens when a grad student is skeptical about the strength of a paper. Her career was completely derailed and she was pressured not to criticize flimsy research.
She had to report it anonymously and @datacolada had to do the labor of investigating and stick their necks out (and get sued). This is such a broken system and a lot of people are implicated in perpetuating the problem.
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but development necessarily means having a bunch of large firms — i.e., mass job creation.
Stop it with the fantasies of every low-income household saving and investing in their own business.
@SentientPotato6 Honestly I’ve gotten progressively better at functioning with very little sleep as I’ve gotten older, which is very weird. Suppose it’ll be useful if I have kids though…