Michael Yao

on the atlas — 40

• Economics in the Age of Algorithms | Sendhil Mullainathan1 savers
• Chinglish1 savers
• Westernised Chinese language1 savers
• Pseudo-Chinese1 savers
• Consider the Lobster: 2000s Archive : gourmet.com1 savers
• Igor Levit Is Like No Other Pianist | The New Yorker1 savers
• Strong Silent Types | Princeton Alumni Weekly1 savers
• The Chinese origins of Sāmoa’s most popular dish, chop suey | The Spinoff1 savers
• Money, Justice, and Effective Altruism - Liberties1 savers
• Book Release: Guide to Chinese Climate Policy 2019 by David Sandalow on Livestream1 savers
• Alexandre Lefebvre on X: "On the front page of his personal copy of A Theory of Justice, John Rawls wrote in a joke by hand. (And then, Rawls-style, explained it.) Optimist: “This is the best of all possible worlds.” Pessimist: “I know.” https://t.co/LY7l1p5CFW" / X1 savers
• derek guy on X: "If this style looks familiar it's because it has now become mainstream, even wore by the loudest of anti-LGBTQ+ voices. Tight work clothes signal this is not about function but identity. But since so many people wear it nowadays, the in-group LGBTQ+ signal is now lost. https://t.co/p41MKcF6Ss" / X1 savers
• derek guy on X: "Why is Tokyo so fashionable? Some theories. 🧵" / X1 savers
• Extra virgin olive oil is the flavour of mechanisation | Aeon Essays1 savers
• Jason Abaluck on X: "I thought I'd try to reconstruct Bryan's discussion with a 13-year-old about the minimum wage based on the below tweet: (@bryan_caplan let me know if anything is inaccurate)" / X1 savers
• Inside Auckland’s Ōtara Market: Community, taonga and taro1 savers
• From revolution to pandemic: the life of a social anthropologist - The University of Auckland1 savers
• Silicon Valley, the New Lobbying Monster | The New Yorker1 savers
• Scientists rename human genes to stop Microsoft Excel from misreading them as dates - The Verge1 savers
• How Snacks Took Over American Life - The Atlantic1 savers
• August 2024 – Neologism Poetry Journal1 savers
• Slaughter of the Bison and Reversal of Fortunes on the Great Plains | The Review of Economic Studies | Oxford Academic1 savers
• On the importance of partial progress | What's new1 savers
• The "uncertainty loop" haunting our climate models | Vox1 savers
• Why has climate economics failed us? - by Noah Smith1 savers
• How to understand AI: it’s a tragedy of the commons, not an arms race | Vox1 savers
• How poor Kenyans became economists’ guinea pigs1 savers
• Why the Left Can’t Stand The New York Times - Columbia Journalism Review2 savers
• Open House for Butterflies: Ruth Krauss’s Final and Loveliest Collaboration with Maurice Sendak – The Marginalian1 savers
• The Paradise Notebooks: A Poet and a Geologist’s Love Letter to Life Lensed Through a Mountain – The Marginalian1 savers
• Laziness Does Not Exist. Psychological research is clear: when… | by Devon Price | Human Parts4 savers
• Job Displacement and Mortality: An Analysis Using Administrative Data* | The Quarterly Journal of Economics | Oxford Academic1 savers
• What Does It Mean to Align AI With Human Values? | Quanta Magazine2 savers
• Nostalgia | Svetlana Boym3 savers
• THE MICROSOFT EFFECT. — Dr. Boli’s Celebrated Magazine.1 savers
• no good alone - by rayne fisher-quann - internet princess45 savers
• Pain is not the unit of Effort38 savers
• The Lesson of Grace in Teaching, by Francis Su11 savers
• Knuth versus Email5 savers
• How AI Revolutionized Protein Science, but Didn’t End It | Quanta Magazine2 savers