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Shao-Yu Jheng

@jhengshao

PhD @HarvardEcon /Former Predoc @Harvard Economics / Harvard @IQSS /
Research interest: IO, Development, Econ History, and PE.
From Taiwan 🇹🇼.

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Alex & Books 📚 (@alexandbooks_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A meta-study of 54 studies and 170,000+ people found that: People remember more information if they read a physical book instead of a digital one. The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Looks like paper beats pixel.

A meta-study of 54 studies and 170,000+ people found that: 

People remember more information if they read a physical book instead of a digital one.

The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Looks like paper beats pixel.
Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Training on wrong answers outpaces training on correct ones. 10 times more learning emerges from plausible errors than from truths. Large language models refine their accuracy slowly when they learn only from correct examples. This paper introduces Likra, which trains one

Training on wrong answers outpaces training on correct ones.

10 times more learning emerges from plausible errors than from truths.

Large language models refine their accuracy slowly when they learn only from correct examples.

This paper introduces Likra, which trains one
Mining News in Africa (@minenewsafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Zimbabwe will ban the export of #lithium concentrates from 2027, extending the push for more local processing. Africa’s top producer of lithium, banned the export of lithium ore in 2022 and has been pushing miners to process more domestically. mining.com/web/zimbabwe-t…

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A small research note: The Gulf countries emerge to be a big player that if you want to understand modern growth in Africa. However, the issue is that we knew little how the gulf countries grew (except oh they have oil) in the first hand.

Duncan Money (@mininghistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reading about gold in Japan today. Japan became a major gold producer in the early 20th century but only because of colonial expansion. Over 50% of gold output came from outside Japan.

Reading about gold in Japan today. Japan became a major gold producer in the early 20th century but only because of colonial expansion. Over 50% of gold output came from outside Japan.
AEA Journals (@aeajournals) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Forthcoming in AER: Insights: "Rational Inattention during an RCT" by Bartosz Maćkowiak and Mirko Wiederholt. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

Mining News in Africa (@minenewsafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#China will negotiate and sign a new economic pact with #Africa that will get rid of all tariffs on the 53 African states it has diplomatic ties with. reuters.com/world/africa/c…

Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A follow-up study on Apple's "Illusion of Thinking" Paper is published now. Shows the same models succeed once the format lets them give compressed answers, proving the earlier collapse was a measurement artifact. Token limits, not logic, froze the models. Collapse vanished

A follow-up study on Apple's "Illusion of Thinking" Paper is published now.

Shows the same models succeed once the format lets them give compressed answers, proving the earlier collapse was a measurement artifact.

Token limits, not logic, froze the models.

Collapse vanished
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Can we construct a global panel data to track different civilizations' understanding of π---how close to approximate it 3.15159?

Melissa Dell (@melissaldell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have a predoc opening! This position will involve working with historical U.S. local newspaper data to understand Americans' varied perspectives on key issues across a century. Applicants can upload materials here (the listing describes a different project - sorry, I was

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It's interesting to see that Newton spent much more time to work on alchemy than physics, trying to figure out the possibility of The Philosopher's Stone. The boundary b.w. science and occult studies was (and potentially has been) a blur..

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Presenting a broad set of stylized facts about developing country labor markets, synthesizing the recent literature, and highlighting promising directions for future work, from Emily Breza and Supreet Kaur nber.org/papers/w33908

Presenting a broad set of stylized facts about developing country labor markets, synthesizing the recent literature, and highlighting promising directions for future work, from <a href="/emilybreza/">Emily Breza</a> and <a href="/supKaur/">Supreet Kaur</a> nber.org/papers/w33908