
Scott’s Mixtape is dedicated to teaching causal inference, econometrics, and applied empirical research with a focus on how AI agents are transforming how researchers work. Practical tutorials, live research, and documentation of what works and doesn’t.
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The thing about Anthropic regularly updating its product, Claude, is that it sneaks in fairly interesting, sometimes what feels like radical, changes. But if you’re like me, you just click the “update” button that shows up on the desktop ap...
I have a strange attitude towards AI. Strange to myself, I mean. But I suspect it’s actually how I am in general, and maybe you too, and not just about AI but about everything. My attitude is something like this:
In signaling games, there are usually thought to be three equilibria. There’s the pooling equilibrium, the separating equilibrium, and a hybrid equilibrium. I want to talk about about the first two in the context of Claude Code and the effe...
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Do not open this email and do not read this substack if you have not yet seen the new Nathan Fielder documentary about Elizabeth Holmes entitled “You Can See Everything”. Maybe instead just watch this trailer.
I wanted to shoot up a flare telling people about our upcoming CodeChella in Mexico City coming up at the launch of 2027.
I wanted to shoot up a flare telling people about our upcoming CodeChella in Mexico City coming up at the launch of 2...
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