#Papers

Michael Veale

mikarv

Today's Online Harms consultation response is perhaps the first major UK divergence from a big principle of EU law not tied to Brexit directly: it explicitly proposes a measure ignoring

Caitlin Carroll

c_e_carroll

Looking for a break from the news? Read our *New Working Paper*“How do Physicians Respond to Malpractice Allegations? Evidence from Florida Emergency Departments”joint with @cutler_econ and @AnupamBJena@nberpubs WP out todayhttps://www.

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WellsLucasSanto

once you start seeing tech failures through the frame of a lack of consent, you can't stop seeing it everywhere i'm talking privacy, i'm talking data sharing, i'm talking terms

Drew Dickson

AlbertBridgeCap

Thread1|N: Barry @ritholtz did a nice piece in Bloomberg Opinion on, among other things, the importance of “avoiding the dogs” as a key to stock-picking success over the long run.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-07-29/win

Tim Roughgarden

algo_class

A new report: Transaction Fee Mechanism Design for the Ethereum Blockchain: An Economic Analysis of EIP-1559 http://timroughgarden.org/papers/eip1559.pdf Top ten takeaways in a thread:1/14 1. No transaction fee mechanism, EIP-1559 or

Jay C. Shambaugh

JayCShambaugh

In today’s NYT, @claudiasahm argues for an expanded use of automatic stabilizers as part of any new fiscal package. There seems to be consensus building with @JanetYellen, @BrianDeeseNEC and even

Martin Fiszbein

MartinFiszbein

Rugged individualism may be the backbone of American innovativeness and resourcefulness, but it can also be dangerous—particularly during a pandemic that desperately calls for collective action. 1/n These dangers were

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

Ok folks I need to get something off my chest. I think I have a solution to the Open vs. Closed publishing war. It would require a *lot* of change,

Arpit Gupta

arpitrage

Thread on "In Search of the Origins of Financial Fluctuations" by @xgabaix and @rkoijen. One of the most exciting agendas in asset pricing. See video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQnHosZPuKQ). They estimate $1b investment

Dr Anton Howes

antonhowes

I’m not a philosopher, but one line struck me: that academics are pressured to write for publication, not to be *read*. Since leaving an academic post last year, I’ve done

Philipp Leitner

xLeitix

Starting PhD student pro tips:- Keep a backlog of “small ideas” that you don’t find the time to work on. Soon enough you will be asked to supervise undergrad students

Akheil Singla

AkheilS

As conversations continue about reforms to law enforcement, I think we should also talk about revenue-motivated policing. It’s the result of bad fiscal incentives and systemic racism. But I think

derecka

dereckapurnell

the united states has convinced do many people that MLK day is a day of service. MLK wasn't interested in "service," he was interested in the redistribution of wealth to

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

So at this King's thing Michael Barber just discussed this: It's from "The Coddling of the American Mind" and is an example in the book of a problematic university speech

Julia Azari

julia_azari

This idea - that elections should translate into policy - is not wrong at all. But political science can help explain why it's not working this way. There are three

Jay Alammar

JayAlammar

So many fascinating ideas at yesterday's #blackboxNLP workshop at #emnlp2020. Too many bookmarked papers. Some takeaways: 1- There's more room to adopt input saliency methods in NLP. With Grad*input and

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