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This is interesting, there's a bit more in the thread. Importantly, subgroup analysis doesn't work on non-representative samples (obviously?).
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In honor of Avatar 2 coming out, a deep dive on the amazing SNL sketch Papyrus. They even found the actual person responsible for the font choice, who still defends it: " 'I didn’t aimlessly pick Papyrus', he insists. 'I chose it very strategically.' "
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And the Bivalent vaccine is of course a closer match to the new XBB variant than the original shot was.
It's not like boarding school is something I have any knowledge of in real life, but this is an important reminder that Harry Potter is bad.
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Here's the washing machine talk by Hans Rosling, I really like it. And here's the nytimes article being quoted, by Ezra Klein.
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Amazing animation, we'll see if it bears out.
Threads
• Great thread of AI Generated art portraying each major country as a supervillian.
• Long thread excerpting the work of Berenice Carroll on the various ways wars end. TL;DR: when you break it down you either get a ton of categories or (surprisingly) some differential equations. None of these truly give you any answers, although it's nice to have a basic model.
• A relatively pessimistic thread on the possibilities for growth in the near term in AI. TL;DR: a lot of popular discussion around ChatGPT has been for using it to do SEO, which is pretty unimpressive.
• Short thread by zoning expert M. Noland Gray about how unusual (and bad) the US system of zoning is.