Friends, I don't think bluesky is the new town square. Announced our cool new AI tool to improve education (AlldayTA.com!). Response: that I'm "only good as firewood", shame!, gross, scab...and not from randos, but from academics and a Yale Review Editor.
That’s plausible. With hindsight, I was tempted to call the Presidential pardon power a unique mistake. But apparently, more recent constitutions, like those of France and Germany, also include a pardon power. That I didn’t know this before is of course telling.
Our constitution gives the President way too much power.
I hereby withdraw my vote cast for Joe Biden in the 2020 Presidential Election. 😬
Now published in the December issue of Quantitative Marketing and Economics: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
#QME has a very efficient, no BS editorial policy. Can highly recommend!
If you submit your papers to me at QME, I will tell you to ignore the part of the referee report that complains about results not being surprising.
Reposting this X thread as I'm still excited this work with Michael Ribers finally found a home this summer: rdcu.be/dMUBO
"Complementarities between algorithmic and human decision-making: The case of antibiotic prescribing"
AI-generated podcast: www.hannesullrich.com/files/podcas...
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The clothes were actually really cool
I started using an app (Friendly Social) that makes multi-homing easy, at least for consumption. But let’s face it: So far, *this* platform is an echo chamber. Twitter shows me lots of posts of people who I vehemently disagree with. For me, that’s a key feature.
