I don't expect this account to last too long, and I'm not too bothered... Posts I see here are mostly just giving out about here.
I'll see you over on the other site ^^ (which is already doing it for me, science-wise), or in real life, or you know - write me a letter!
@antoin@re_dubhthaigh@emmetatquiddity Geographical proximity of the market to the bakery/apiary/veg farm/etc. Close enough that they can reasonably drive their own van there and back the same day without relying on anyone else for logistics.
@re_dubhthaigh@emmetatquiddity Must be tough in urban areas, but local producers markets can survive by selling cheaper or competitively with supermarkets (cutting the middle men out can do that), and by a critical mass of fresh produce so it takes shoppers 1 trip..
You need real local production, though?
@WiringTheBrain Can't believe people are still doing this. Can we wipe the slate clean and redesign all stats courses again from scratch?
This classic is relevant here:
https://t.co/nOhrJmAktM
@emmetatquiddity You can tell I (superficially) teach some of this...
But there is a straight line from Nazi experiments in WW2 to todays university and hospital ethics committees. I've sympathy for them.
@timfrayling @mrtnj@cshperspectives It should be easy to anonymise authorship on the editor's screen - and not a particularly more radical step at point in history!
Author reputation is arguably a *good* metric for evaluating quality-at-a-glance. But "at-a-glance" is a bad idea, I think we can all agree?
@BristOliver Given that you start with 0 extra money before choosing an envelope, ending up with €x or €2x are both ∞-fold more. Ergo it doesn't matter (on the fold-change scale)
@HamshereMarian Yes. Is it mainly employers, and apartment developers who have to do this?
That, and I'd like to see proper space on trams/trains for bikes.