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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺
Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺
@alemartinello.com
Econ PhD from the University of Copenhagen. Ex-academia at Lund University, ex-policy at the Danish Central Bank, finally landed in the private sector and leading the data agenda at Realkredit Danmark. We have cookies! www.alemartinello.com
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Who hasn’t wished for consistent European micro-geographic house-price indices? Start: Germany + England & Wales in one dashboard. Data ready to download. Send me yours sites.google.com/view/ahlfeld... Send me your AHS index from your country! @bsoeberlin.bsky.social @heblich.bsky.social
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Replying to @militaryanalyst.bsky.social
They're not out there insisting the urgency means its time to stock up on water, tinned foods, candles and wind up radios (to be fair UK has issued guidance and stock levels of 1l water a radios has dropped sharply, I know because I was stocking up). The majority pay no attention, they have zero
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Replying to @jburnmurdoch.ft.com
2) England is a rare exception. During the 2010s many other countries (including the other 3 UK nations) changed tack, experimenting with ideas like transferrable skills instead of focusing on tried-and-tested disciplines and methods. It looks like those experiments have failed.
My wife is a lawyer. And the 6/8 months old tools they are using is doing wonders to both save time AND challenge e.g. professionals’ due diligence findings, resulting in lower costs and higher quality for the client. One year ago I would not have thought we’d get here so fast
i think also in the realm of journalism, research, and the law, we're getting to the point where - while care is still needed - the concerns around halucinations are rapidly disappearing. im not sure id expect people to like, try and make it work in their own workflows all the time but...
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An influential paper by Ariely & Wertenbroch (2002) reported two studies with tampered data. Post 1 of 2. datacolada.org/138
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For the past six months @mariaa.bsky.social and I have been working on creating an improved research experience on atproto. It's now live! Check out: lea.ac
Seen from a European perspective, on the one hand the US capabilities as a potential defense partner are lower, on the other hand the US capabilities as a potential aggressor are lower. “Fun” times not knowing if this is mostly good or mostly bad…
On one hand our missiles our depleted, which is bad from a national security standpoint. On the other hand, this apparently prevented additional strikes, which Trump promised against civilian infrastructure, so that’s good.
As I said to multiple colleagues in the past years, Italy rightfully refuses to participate in World Cups held in undemocratic and dictatorial states committing crimes against humanity 🇮🇹
UEFA has announced they will boycott the World Cup. Italy has announced they’ll extend their boycott for another four years.
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Replying to @carlbergstrom.com
Why does planning an essay feel like you're doing all the work before doing the work, Grammarly? Because learning the subject, figuring out what you want to say, and planning out of the structure of how to say it *IS* the vast majority of the work of writing. Any writer knows this. You do too.
Også bemærkelsesværdig at, om sommeren og i weekenden, det er ikke muligt at være i den største by før kl 10:00 hvis man kommer fra den 2. største by (uden overnatning) med offentlig transport. Anyways, elbilen er under opladning
Jeg er normalt stor tilhænger af togture, men jeg har OVERORDENLIGT svært ved at tilgive DSB for at lade min STILLEkupé være 45 grader varm og fyldt med folk, der snakker, fordi de har fucket vognnummerene op. PÅ MIN FØRSTE ALENETUR SIDEN JEG FIK BØRN! 🤬🤬🤬
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This strip is amazing because exactly this happened this winter, exactly as described, and I am getting teary eyed and missing my kids already while on my way to work.
I know Calvin’s dad is already having a moment, but every terrible “outsource precious and fleeting moments with your children to tech so that you can spend more time on your work” pitch makes me think of that one strip I never really cared about as a kid, but care a lot about as an adult.
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I know Calvin’s dad is already having a moment, but every terrible “outsource precious and fleeting moments with your children to tech so that you can spend more time on your work” pitch makes me think of that one strip I never really cared about as a kid, but care a lot about as an adult.
Disclosure for a long thread. 1) I am responsible for the adoption of GenAI in my organization. 2) AI enthusiasts call me an AI skeptic, and AI skeptics call me an AI enthusiast. So I humbly believe I am the right man for the job. I see this disconnect between employees and top leaders daily.
employers are pushing AI and it's making them individually more stupid with every passing day
Disclosure for a long thread. 1) I am responsible for the adoption of GenAI in my organization. 2) AI enthusiasts call me an AI skeptic, and AI skeptics call me an AI enthusiast. So I humbly believe I am the right man for the job. I see this disconnect between employees and top leaders daily.
employers are pushing AI and it's making them individually more stupid with every passing day
Disclosure for a long thread. 1) I am responsible for the adoption of GenAI in my organization. 2) AI enthusiasts call me an AI skeptic, and AI skeptics call me an AI enthusiast. So I humbly believe I am the right man for the job. I see this disconnect between employees and top leaders daily.
employers are pushing AI and it's making them individually more stupid with every passing day
Disclosure for a long thread. 1) I am responsible for the adoption of GenAI in my organization. 2) AI enthusiasts call me an AI skeptic, and AI skeptics call me an AI enthusiast. So I humbly believe I am the right man for the job. I see this disconnect between employees and top leaders daily.
employers are pushing AI and it's making them individually more stupid with every passing day
Disclosure for a long thread. 1) I am responsible for the adoption of GenAI in my organization. 2) AI enthusiasts call me an AI skeptic, and AI skeptics call me an AI enthusiast. So I humbly believe I am the right man for the job. I see this disconnect between employees and top leaders daily.
employers are pushing AI and it's making them individually more stupid with every passing day
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Putins mercenaries’ man the shadow fleet. Through fake job interviews and more than 2000 crew lists Danwatch and our international partners are now able to tell exactly when, why and where Russian mercenaries man tankers from the shadow fleet. Three articles out today. In Danish. Read here.
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Is it the phones? New NBER WP this morning with Zeke Hooper: we estimate the diffusion of the iPhone explains 33–52% of the decline in US births from 2007–2011. #econsky🧵 www.nber.org/papers/w35310
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I was annoyed that I couldn't find a database of David Attenborough documentaries where I could search for a specific episode by topic. So I made it. attenborough-100.vercel.app
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Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, DC, Marvel, Disney, Pixar, Spielberg, Cameron, Wachowskis, or Ghibli.
Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, DC, Marvel, Disney, Pixar, Spielberg, Cameron, Wachowskis, or Ghibli.
To convey the insanity of this to my wife, I explained that at the very top of my running form, while doing intervals, I could in a good day approach during a 100m sprint the pace at which this guy ran 42km.
OMG. 🇰🇪 Sabastian Sawe becomes the first man ever to break 2 hours in a marathon (legal conditions) in 1:59:30 at the London Marathon! Yomif Kejelcha 🇪🇹 runs 1:59:41 in his DEBUT. Jacob Kiplimo 🇺🇬 takes third in 2:00:28 All under the previous WR.
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