A very literal interpretation of dropping off an order

Okay, which on of Biden's advisors pitched this poll to Wapo? washingtonpost.com/opinions/inter…

This semester I asked my UGs to critique a ChatGPT4 critique of an academic paper. This has been a great way to encourage students to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of LLMs while also getting them to think critically about an academic paper. 10/10 would assign again.

Thoughtful and important read theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Yesterday a student passed me a note in seminar. It read: you have something in your teeth.

Can someone explain how my daycare scheduling a last minute “parents appreciation” day in the middle of the work day appreciates parents?

I’d really like to have a chat with whoever came up with the terrible innovation that is Berkeley time (i.e. everything starts 10 min late…except it isn’t everything and so every email requires clarification of whether it’s on Berkeley time or just on time)

New book review by Graeme Auld. Auld reviews the book "Regulating Risk: How Private Information Shapes Global Safety Standards" by Rebecca Perlman Here: bit.ly/3Q1dxXY #RegGov Wiley Politics & Policy

"Will a wet, hot, climate change-driven summer be enough to tilt the election in someone’s favor?" Jeva Lange 🫎 tackles that question below, with help from Matto Mildenberger, Rebecca Perlman, and Matt Burgess: heatmap.news/politics/wet-h…

New article now online AJPS! Sung Eun Kim, Grace Zeng, and I show that China has systematically used the enforcement of health and safety standards to punish countries with which it has political tensions. Check it out! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…

New piece on China’s rejection of imports now online AJPS with Rebecca Perlman UC Berkeley and Grace Zeng Princeton Politics 👇 “The politics of rejection: Explaining Chinese import refusals”

The politics of rejection: Explaining Chinese import refusals by Sung Eun Kim, Rebecca L. Perlman, and Grace Zeng is now available in Early View. Sung Eun Kim Rebecca Perlman Grace Zeng ajps.org/2024/06/24/the…

My husband's love language is texting me charts he finds interesting.

I can't decide which I find more horrifying: Biden's debate performance or the overruling of Chevron v. NRDC. Worth a read for anyone who's unsure why the latter event matters: slate.com/news-and-polit…

Excited to officially announce @volleygames’s $55M Series C, co-led by Microsoft's M12 - Microsoft's Venture Fund and Lightspeed! We founded Volley with the belief that talking is the easiest way to communicate, and that games are the most fun way to learn about the world. In the last few years,

So proud of my husband Max Child 🌐 for raising an incredible Series C w/James Wilsterman for their company Volley. Times Square billboard is also pretty cool…

In her job market paper, Grace Zeng explores market-based incentives for multinational firms to lobby in favor of regulatory coherence, ultimately leading to higher environmental standards in trade agreements.

Always nice to see NYTimes with a firm grasp of the importance of sample size.