Interesting Links for 14-01-2019

[andrewducker]

"52 things I learned in 2018" (I think #31 is the most astounding)

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Latest polls on voting intention and Brexit

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Make Susie Gay, You Cowards: On The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Lesbian Problem

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To protect kids, don’t send report cards home on Fridays

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The Embroidered Computer

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Why I Love Luke Skywalker's Arc in 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'

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The Art and Making of "Into the Spiderverse"

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Comments

[doug]

Yes, and I think there's another effect going on that's synergistic. With the former system, you have one central person (or group) deciding which books need to be sent to the shop, and a different person (or group) in the shop deciding which books need to be sent back as returns. If you make one person responsible for both decisions, they're going to be in a position to make better decisions, and they have an incentive to not look stupid by sending back a book shortly after ordering it in.