Orange on a tree outside of Lincoln Cafe
Baguettes on a crowded counter at Lincoln Cafe
French Lemon and Ginger scones at Lincoln Bakery
Lincoln Cafe pastry case
Lincoln Cafe with the sun rising overhead
Month: January 2020
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Economy, Society and Public Policy (an open textbook) ❧
David Brancaccio and the kind folks at Marketplace are doing a public virtual bookclub with this book as their text for twelve weeks through the Spring of 2020.
Given the complexity of the subject and the public nature, I might suggest that they consider using the opensource and free Hypothes.is platform as an academic discussion tool for allowing everyone to highlight, annotate, and respond to the text and conversations?
I suspect the Hypothesis team would be happy to do a quick run through of their platform as well as potentially creating a private group if they preferred.
This new free, open source economics textbook was developed by polling students from 25 universities about what economics should teach, explains Professor Homa Zarghamee of Barnard College.
Let’s read an Econ 101 textbook together, just twelve pretty slim chapters. It will be like a virtual book club.
Put me down for this.
Research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems
📗 Started reading Economy, Society, and Public Policy by CORE Team
CORE is launching the 1.0 version of Economy, Society, and Public Policy (ESPP), its free, open-access text for non-specilaists in economics.
A resource for teaching economic principles to students from any programme of study, with a focus on developing analytical and data handling skills.
Steps to reproduce Apply the following diff to the client code (I tested against the v1.261.0 tag) diff --git a/src/sidebar/services/tags.js b/src/sidebar/services/tags.js index a897251d..8024bf2b ...
Followed the details here to clear my tag caches for Hypothes.is. Hopefully I won’t see anymore crashes of Chrome.
I'm currently using Chrome Version 79.0.3945.117 (Official Build) (64-bit) via the chrome extension on Windows 10 (v1809) and I'm noticing just within the last two weeks that as I&a...
Catching up on the replies and potential solutions. Some interesting functionality hiding under the hood here with respect to local caching and taxonomy.
These are the things I spend the most time puzzling about. Ranked by urgency. Updated from time to time.
Tuesday on the NewsHour, President Trump’s legal team concludes its defense, arguing that Trump’s impeachment was motivated by political differences and that conviction would set a dangerous precedent. Plus: Sen. Elizabeth Warren on the Senate impeachment trial, reaction to Trump’s long-awaited Middle East peace plan, the battle over Huawei and 5G technology and a conversation with Robert DeNiro.
- Elizabeth Warren on Trump’s trial and why ‘women win’ elections
- News Wrap: U.S. steps up screenings for novel coronavirus
- 2 reactions to Trump’s long-awaited Middle East peace plan
- Why the U.S. objects to Huawei’s involvement in building 5G networks
- Robert De Niro on ‘The Irishman’ and his prolific career
Renato "Lond" Cerqueira (GitHub)Crossposter to post statuses between Mastodon and Twitter - renatolond/mastodon-twitter-poster
Social media in 2019 is a garbage fire.
What started out as the most promising development in the history of the Web – the participation of users in the creation of content and online dialogue at scale – has turned into a swamp of sensation, lies, hate speech, harassment, and noise.
I read this a year ago when it first came out and appreciated it then. Fun to revisit it with more experienced eyes.