justbrowsingthx

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   by justbrowsingthx 2y ago

   Nice. And here's a quick OCR for good measure: https://file.io/zSHP4YdXbwv9
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   by justbrowsingthx 3y ago

   Externalities have a long history in economics. The concept has always been a somewhat slippery and controversial, but remains an important analytical tool for discussing market failures and government intervention [0]. The prospect of ecol
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   by justbrowsingthx 4y ago

   This command should enable the same behavior with ctrl+cmd+click/drag: defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool yes
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   by justbrowsingthx 5y ago

   I'm not sure I understand your point. Perhaps you disagree with the author on the desirability of a future in which virtually unlimited energy is available to humankind in its current state (see the upshot on nuclear fusion p. 269, for
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   by justbrowsingthx 5y ago

   Would you elaborate on what you mean by defense mechanisms in this case? I'm guessing it's on a psychological level, but unsure against what exactly.
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   by justbrowsingthx 5y ago

   That last "interactive matrix" is really neat. I haven't listened for all countries, but dominant genres seem to cut across language groups.
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   by justbrowsingthx 5y ago

   This paper doesn't mention her economic writings, but Jacobs thought they would end up being her most enduring legacy [0]. AFAIK they've had a much more limited impact on economics, except for a burst of interest in some circles a