Worth understanding the idea of a natural experiment to understand what's being studied here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_experiment

Lol, can you add a "both of these are terrible" option?

That's what "Reload Pelicans" is for!

Author of the article here - thanks for posting!

Was an interesting journey to developing this. We kept getting demands for blurring but didn't implement it for a long time because we knew blurring wasn't secure. We implemented masking via black rectangles, but kept getting requests for blurring. Was great to finally land on this solution.

There’s also clojuredart to do a dart / flutter app. I’ve been working on one, and it’s been pretty pleasant to work on.

Love that Sama literally spent 16 seconds of a 45minute announcement on whisper - https://app.reduct.video/o/eca54fbf9f/p/250fab814f/share/9d9...

Found this talk a little easier to follow with the transcript - https://app.reduct.video/o/eca54fbf9f/p/2cbebcd00a/share/2d5...

That is the endowment effect https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endowment_effect

I was under the impression the endowment effect and loss aversion were synonyms.

Is there a meaningful difference when these are used as psychological terms of art (as opposed to pop psych just-so explanations)?

Like the explanation a lot. Even when you've understood redux, and want to use, the amount of upfront boilerplate can be a turn off. I liked this approach of parsing out the boilerplate piece by piece.

Google wave!

Added!

Also, Clojurescript.