not in my experience, unless maybe there's just not much variety in content to show me. but jamelle bouie has over 700k followers so there must be?

Is there a way to use bluesky but with an algorithm like the old twitter?

my understanding was that this is more often said about applicants who were in academia non-TT for more than like 4ish years, which also represents a larger population of candidates afaik

but if i say something paradoxical to them their heads will explode so it's ok with me

These are cool jobs for early career folks and you should spread around your networks.

Great fit for those interested in something like a pre-doc (econ, polisci, soc), but great fit also for those a bit further into their career and want to work on policy with a foot both in and outside academia.

Evictions fell slightly in 2025, but some areas saw upticks, report finds • Missouri Independent Eviction filings fell in 2025 for the second straight year in the cities and states tracked in a new report — areas home to roughly a third of the country’s renters — though some of those places saw i...

Evictions fell slightly in 2025, but some areas saw upticks, report finds missouriindependent.com/2026/04/20/r...

Serious question: Why doesn't the Pope excommunicate him? Backlash? Or is it just that that's not how excommunication works?

i kind of assumed they're just trying to give themselves arbitrary limitations for coming up with tech that would perform well for other types of robots with more commercial uses

Preliminary Analysis: Eviction Filing Patterns in 2025 Amid benefit cuts, rising rents, and immigration enforcement, renters faced mounting pressures in 2025. Our data show landlords still filed over 1.2 million eviction cases across the country.

For the third year in a row, landlords filed more than 1.2 million evictions across the 30+ cities and 10 states we track monthly.

Break down the numbers with us below in our 2025 annual report 🧵

evictionlab.org/ets-report-2...

i haven't read the paper but the best upzonings just are not preemptive, right? like are there any obvious cases?

wait that's insane i had no idea it was that many

Sick from attending a wedding, just in time for the end of the semester and I can barely think. Very good.

shouldn't the expectation just be that you know the unique assumptions of the model you're using and can justify them? are these differences entirely ideosyncratic?

hmm i guess i take for granted that everyone accepts with the former that "so does A and B and C etc" and are just saying they think the relative effects are larger for consumer sentiment atm, but maybe that isn't actually being argued idk

for the uninitiated, what's this distinction?

it's a weird policy. many (some?) commercial leases base the rents on a percent of self-reported revenue, but it's risky because businesses sometimes misreport. anyway that's a bit more viable as well if there's some better enforcement mechanism to incentivize that type of lease

tbh i have no idea how small businesses determine prices but i don't see the problem with them increasing prices to pay for rent. drinks in tourist traps are crazy expensive and so are rents, but the tourist traps remain

i guess the idea is this is an amenity the public wants to pay for, but maybe they should just pay for the lost tax revenue by adding a local sales tax at the benefitting businesses since the customers apparently value it so much

this one has numbers but maybe i wouldn't call it empirical yalelawjournal.org/pdf/133.5.Pa...

not a jmp but this is a very good paper that heavily relies on empirics (and is getting an expanded follow up that will likely be published outside of a law review)
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Nicole Summers has a couple good ones. I think K-Sue Park as well. I usually avoid law review articles so maybe your question is rhetorical

vibes

I actually don't believe the MAHA true-believers who say they try listen to this guy talk in any context

same

ah makes sense. gas stoves are less and less common in the us so partially explains the rarity. but even growing up in new england where gas is most common, never saw these before

you're right, what is that

imo in the financialization literature it is pretty hard to find models that are as concrete as this, even if there are lots of data limitations on actual measurement

Landlord Distress Isn’t Our Fault, But It Is Our Problem Unable to realize enough profit from their portfolios to repay their investors, landlords are turning the screws on tenants in the form of rising rents and declining conditions.

ah ok well a sort of measure of "financial untethering" along these lines i've seen proposed is described here, and i'd recommend digging into some of jacob's other work:
lpeproject.org/blog/landlor...

say more?

Whenever I see someone's windshield wipers going much faster than the current rate of rainfall requires, I immediately lose all respect for them as a driver/person