Henry Williams
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- white guy haggles in perfect Chinese - YouTube1 savers
- Curius / Onboarding2621 savers
- Lightcast - A global leader in labor market analytics2 savers
- Economic Impact Analysis for Planning | IMPLAN1 savers
- U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)3 savers
- Society's Technical Debt and Software's Gutenberg Moment8 savers
- Atlas2 savers
- nerfstudio1 savers
- Investigations ← Forensic Architecture10 savers
- School, Home16 savers
- facebookresearch/faiss: A library for efficient similarity search and clustering of dense vectors.2 savers
- Neural Fields: CityNeRF: Building NeRF at City Scale4 savers
- Home - Hakluyt1 savers
- The Future of Geothermal in Texas | Energy Institute1 savers
- America’s Widening Productivity Gap by Michael Spence & Belinda Azenui - Project Syndicate1 savers
- Tradable Prosperity by Michael Spence - Project Syndicate1 savers
- The Church's crusade against cousin-marriage did not create the Western nuclear family2 savers
- The U.S. Needs To Reimagine Industrial Strategy For A Designer Economy1 savers
- What is classical mathematics? – Polymath Classical Tutorials1 savers
- Whitepaper — The Collective Intelligence Project24 savers
- An open letter to the Department of Energy: Enough with the technical assistance | Utility Dive1 savers
- Other Internet7 savers
- What Africa Needs to Fight Climate Change Is Money - Bloomberg1 savers
- New study finds that climate finance for Africa needs to grow 9x from USD 30 billion to USD 277 billion to meet 2030 climate goal - CPI1 savers
- The case for a land value tax is overwhelming | Financial Times1 savers
- Industrial Policy | Day One Project1 savers
- Open Infrastructure Map6 savers
- The Atlas of Economic Complexity4 savers
highlights — 6
Starting [at a young age] he’s read everything that he could find about business. The subject that interests him, he’s read newspapers, biographies, trade press. He went over to his grandfather who was a grocer and he read the progressive grocer magazine, and he read articles on how to stock a meat department... What he’s really done is he’s created this immense vertical filing cabinet in his brain of layers and layers and layers of files of information that he can draw back on now for more than 70 years worth of data.
Curius / OnboardingThe Privileged School Aura This is a complex issue, and it would take me a long time to write an essay about it. Instead I’ll paint an incomplete portrait through some unsavory stories that I broadly attribute to the “privileged school aura” in Harvard’s admissions process. Every day, there are students who loudly argue about philosophy in the dining hall. Last year, there were many people who loudly mansplain about cryptocurrencies in the dining hall. There is no one who talks about writing open-source software in the dining hall. The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra overwhelmingly consists of stu…
School, HomeThe deep structures of family systems are so important because they are highly persistent. The reason for their persistence is paradoxical. Despite being at the core of folkways, family structures persist because they are subconsciously and weakly held. So, migration does not erode them because migrants find it easy to abandon their traditional family structures and adopt those of the situated community.
The Church's crusade against cousin-marriage did not create the Western nuclear familySo what should be done? DOE and other federal agencies should consider a simpler approach — have interested applicants submit a two-page letter of interest, outlining an idea for the funding opportunity and the steps they would take to bring it to fruition. The most promising or interesting ideas will receive a preliminary promise of a minimum amount of funding, pending successful completion of necessary community engagement and project development activities. Funding above the promised minimum could then be allocated to finalists according to whatever rubric DOE chooses.
An open letter to the Department of Energy: Enough with the technical assistance | Utility DiveNew study finds that climate finance for Africa needs to grow 9x from USD 30 billion to USD 277 billion to meet 2030 climate goal
New study finds that climate finance for Africa needs to grow 9x from USD 30 billion to USD 277 billion to meet 2030 climate goal - CPIA further argument for taxing away much of the rental value of land is that the credit system now mainly finances land ownership. In this way, rents on land are converted into interest on unproductive debt. Speculative bubbles in land also drive the credit cycle, to devastating macroeconomic effect.
The case for a land value tax is overwhelming | Financial Times