lukestein’s avatarlukestein’s Twitter Archive—№ 4,992

                                    1. Last week I cleaned out a bunch of Twitter drafts, deleting plenty and posting the joy-sparkers. Now comes round two (of two, at least for a while)! @lukestein/1190686944189009920
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                                    “A university lecturer’s calling card carries some weight for people who don’t have any idea what it really means.” — “Pinball, 1973,” Haruki Murakami
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                                  Why though?
                                  oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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                                (Flips my Dixit and Pindyck ’94 to pp.383–4 to remind myself how they model fixed adjustment costs separate from linear and quadratic ones…) @graykimbrough/1116029429053046787
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                              There’s good stuff going on in this short piece, even if you’re not particularly interested in Japan/Japanese. Language, computation, UX; but also: what is a “problem” and what does it mean to “solve” it? @TeXtip/1116671112316968960
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                            “So X has done some work…” “I’m not sure if you’ve seen the paper by X…” “I’m sure you’re aware of the work by X…” “So I haven’t heard you mention the paper by X…”
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                          Tip for insomniacs trying to bore themselves to sleep: Try to figure out why this is nine by e.g., googling “Zero Width Joiner” and/or reading the Twitter documentation page on character counts and diacritical marks. @lukestein/1060676308454203392
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                        I love podcasts. Many of the most popular are popular for good reason; (i.e., they’re consistenlty great, incl. spinoffs): • @ThisAmerLife (and @serial) • @99piorg@Radiolab (and @MorePerfect) Also, don’t miss • @heavyweight@RadioDiaries@ianchillag • #HitParadePod @lukestein/1063920650580979713
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                      Strategies, backtested Proposed asset-pricing factors, many Ratings, Morningstar Addresses, commencement @SimpsQuotesOTD/1128647763678437376
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                    Applied causal inference, political economy edition @LFFriedman/1130456568154210304
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                  Question: Is there a good levered product designed for long-term investors? I’m imagining - Moderate leverage¹ - Low expense - Infrequent lever rebalances² (monthly? quarterly?) - Tax-conscious³ If not, why not?⁴ Especially now that standard deduction↑ and SALT cap in place?⁵ @lukestein/1128335221873496065
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                My research is going on the paper today but I’m wondering what the problem was that you had with your email. t.co/YZS5W2DAv3
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          (Un?)popular opinion: • For paper presentations, Beamer ≻ Powerpoint • For conference discussions, Powerpoint ≻ Beamer @cblatts/1095828262847238146
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        Tfw when you fix a bug in your code and all of your results disappear. @MachinePix/1088166593962504192
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      Interesting article about technological progress and what makes software “feel slow” despite exponential growth in processor speed. Amazingly, typing latency is >3x on a MacBook Pro compared to an Apple IIe! 🤦🏻‍♂️ inkandswitch.com/slow-software.html
      oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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    My good friends Lauren and @davidddodge run afterschool/camp-based programming classes for kids, and also offer online classes. Here they run through resources for helping teach your kid to code (with or without a @CodaKid class). @CodaKid/1102663075461623808
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      Hey you know what’s a really good filename for the presentation/discussion slides you’re about to copy onto the classroom PC at a multi-day, multi-track conference? slides.pdf @lukestein/1106924898306285569