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s drunk forcefully made love to her both as one would a girl and as one would an eremenos certainly it would be just for the city authorities to punish polkurgus alcibiades but polkurgus was and remains a great poet certainly the beauty of his poetry is greater than the suffering of his crime socrates did not agamemnon deserve to suffer for his crimes even though as in conquering troy he brought great glory to greece than he would have by preserving iphigenia alcibiades i see indeed it would be as just for polkurgus to suffer as for any criminal among the thetes but i know this sad story and in fact polkurgus fled his city and took refuge in the lydian court his friends could not see him without a very inconvenient voyage and he could not enter his works in the city s poetry competitions furthermore while in lydia he violated no more girls over the course of a lifetime away from his city certainly you would agree that polkurgus suffered greatly socrates indeed polkurgus suffered but suffering is not justice justice consists in righteous punishment by the city authorities even if it created greater suffering polkurgus exile was mere suffering and not justice indeed it was the denial of justice alcibiades you are wise indeed socrates if you don t know what i m talking about see kieran s post at ct including the mostly odious comment thread september 28 2009 at 3 20 pm gr 5 comments so random gabriel nate silver at 538 has accused strategic vision of fudging their numbers and his argument is simply that few of their estimates end in 0 or 5 and a lot of them end in 7 the reason this is meaningful is that there s a big difference between random and the perception of random a true random number generator will give you nearly equal frequency of trailing digits 0 and 7 but to a human being a number ending in 7 seems more random than one ending in 0 likewise clusters occur in randomness but human beings see clustering as suspicious a scatterplot of two random variables drawn from a uniform has a lot of dense and sparse patches but people expect it to look like a slightly off kilter lattice that is we intuitively can t understand that there is a difference between a uniform distribution and a random variable drawn from a uniform distribution this reminded me of two passages from literature one is in silence of the lambs when hannibal lector tells clarice that the locations of buffalo bill s crime scenes is desperately random like the elaborations of a bad liar the other is from stephenson s cryptonomicon where a mathematician explains how he broke a theoretically perfect encryption scheme that is true in theory in practice this is only true if the letters that make up the one time pad are chosen perfectly randomly an english speaker is accustomed to a certain frequency distribution of letters he expects to see a great many e s t s and a s and not so many z s and q s and x s so if such a person were using some supposedly random algorithm to generate the letters he would be subconsciously irritated every time a z or an x came up and conversely soothed by the appearance of e or t over time this might skew the frequency distribution going a little bit further afield in a recent bloggingheads knobe and morewidge discuss the latter s psych lab research on various issues including how people tend to ascribe misfortune to malicious agency but fortune to chance they then note that this is the opposite of how we tend to talk about god seeing fortune as divine agency and misfortune as random this is true for americans but this has less to do with human nature than with the unusual nature of the abrahamic religions ironically the lab research is pretty consistent with the modal human religious experience animism organized around a do ut des relationship with innumerable spirits that control every aspect of the natural world most noteworthy is that much of this worship appears aimed not at some special positive favor but at getting the gods to leave you alone so the romans had sacrifices and festivals to appease gods like robigus the god of mold and cato the elder s de agricultura explains things like how when you clear a grove of trees you need to sacrifice a pig to the fairies who lived in the trees so they don t haunt the farm these religious practices seem pretty clearly derived from a human tendency to treat misfortune as the result of agency and to generalize this to supernatural agency absent cultural traditions to the contrary i generally get pretty frustrated with people who talk about religion and human nature proceeding from the assumption that ethical monotheism and atheism are the basic alternatives appreciating that historically and pre historically most human beings have been animists makes the spandrel theory of hyper sensitive agency detection much more plausible than the group selectionist theory of solidarity and intra group altruism september 28 2009 at 1 10 pm gr stata console mode gabriel i just realized that stata se mp includes the console version of stata since the stata gui adds only about 15 or 16 megs of ram and a comparably light load to the cpu it doesn t really improve the performance that much for most things but i still thought it was pretty cool in a dorky ascii art kind of way the only place where i notice a substantial performance jump is with one do file that generates hundreds of graphs and saves them to disk not only is console mode much faster but it s less distracting as graphs aren t constantly popping up to invoke console mode on a mac go to the terminal and write applications stata statamp app contents macos stata mp to get the gui you d do the same thing but change the last bit to statamp note the case sensitivity of course both versions can take a do file as an argument and you can add the path as an alias to bashrc like this echo alias stataconsole exec applications stata statamp app contents macos stata mp bashrc echo alias statagui exec applications stata statamp app contents macos statamp bashrc you could similarly change text editor push scripts to use console but i think it s a good idea to use the gui while you re still debugging because it s easier to spot error messages the gui has syntax highlighting and experiment with alternate usage the gui menus can be useful for learning syntax september 24 2009 at 4 45 am gr 3 comments shell vs shell gabriel two thoughts on stata s shell command which let s stata access the os command line first i just discovered the ashell command ssc install ashell which pipes the shell s standard out to stata return macros for short output this can be a lot more convenient than what i had been doing which was to pipe stdout to a file then use file or insheet to get that into stata for instance my do it to everything in a directory script is a lot simpler if i rewrite it to use ashell instead of shell ashell ls dta note that ashell tokenizes stdout so to use it as one string you need to reconstruct it forvalues stringno 1 r no local stdout stdout r o stringno because i used ls stdout is now a list of files suitable for looping as an example i ll load each file and export it to excel 2007 format foreach file in stdout use file clear xmlsave file xlsx doctype excel replace the second thing is a minor frustrations i ve had with the stata shell command unlike a true shell in the terminal it has no concept of a session but treats each shell command as coming ex nihilio a related problem is it doesn t read any of your preference files e g bashrc since shell preference files are just shell scripts read automatically at the beginning of a session the latter is a logical corollary of the first ignoring the preference files is arguably a feature not a bug as it forces you to write do files that will travel between machines at least if both are windows or both are posix anyway here s a simple example of what i mean compare running this working bash script in a terminal session alias helloworld echo hello world helloworld with the failing equivalent through stata s shell command shell alias helloworld echo hello world shell helloworld anyway i think the best work around is to use multiple script files that either invoke each other as a daisy chain or are all invoked by a master shell script so say you needed stata to do some stuff then process the data with some unix tools then do some more stuff with stata then typeset the output as pdf one way to do this would be to have a shell script that says to use the first do file then the perl script then the second do file then a latex command alternately you could make the last line of the first do file a shell command to invoke the perl script the last line of the perl script a system or exec command to invoke the second do file and the last line of the second do file is a shell command to invoke ghostscript or lyx also note that if you re doing the master shell script approach you can do some interesting stuff with make so as to ensure that the dependencies in a complicated workflow execute in the right order see here and here for more info finally if you just want to read a long path that you usually alias the simplest thing is to just copy the full path from bashrc you can do this directly from stata by typing view bashrc september 23 2009 at 5 29 am gr 4 comments so long distinctive notre dame economics gabriel for many years notre dame had a heterodox economics department known for approaches that were less rosy on laissez faire policy and formal modeling methods than your typical econ department a few years ago the university created a conventional econ department alongside the heterodox department now it is closing down the old heterodox department and spreading the faculty among sister departments even though i m an economic sociologist and thus by definition think conventional economics leaves out a lot of interesting stuff about markets and exchange i think overall chicago style economics has a more accurate and parsimonious model of exchange than does the style of economics that we can no longer associate with notre dame nonetheless even though i don t agree with many of their models and conclusions i think it s unequivocally a shame both for economics as a discipline and notre dame as an institution that a department providing a distinctive perspective has been turned into yet another second tier conventional department first what this means for economics as a discipline the development of ideas come out of meaningful intellectual diversity especially when there are viable circles where people who have novel ideas can bounce off of each other so long as the departure from the discipline s dominant paradigm is not truly ridiculous e g a biology or geology department known for young earth creationism i think it s healthy for the field to have a few circles that break from the consensus second for notre dame as an institution notre dame is embracing the strategy of middle range conformity and this strikes me as a bad idea let s take it as granted that there is no way that notre dame economics is going to crack the us news or nrc top 10 in the medium term if so it seems like notre dame is better having a deviant but distinctive department than a conventional department without any reputation at all in the zuckerman focused identity sense this is the exact opposite of the famous gmu strategy to raise up their third tier law school and econ department into the top half of the second tier by developing a high profile and distinctive identity by emphasizing law and economics and the austrian school this was incredibly successful and managed to put gmu on the map and raise the profile of these ideas see point 1 gmu administrators describe their strategy as moneyball meaning they found a niche with a lot of unappreciated and underpriced faculty talent but i think of equal or greater importance was that they created a very focused and distinctive identity see the crooked timber book symposium on rise of the conservative legal movement for some very interesting thoughts on this the only way it could possibly benefit notre dame is in undergraduate education if we feel plausibly but not certainly that undergraduates benefit from learning the conventional theories and plausibly but not certainly that most high school seniors aren t aware of the specific intellectual reputations of specific departments however if undergraduates know broadly what to expect of an institution perhaps because catholic universities are known for embracing the church s social doctrine of center left economic policy then they ll understand what they are signing up for and i think it s good that they have the option of choosing an unconventional economics education finally i think it s ironic that conventional economics assumptions of perfect information and free competition make a more plausible case that notre dame should keep a heterodox econ department for reasons of undergrad pedagogy than do the heterodox assumptions of bounded rationality and captive audiences on the other hand heterodox econ and econ soc are much better at predicting that notre dame would conform to disciplinary conventions september 22 2009 at 4 56 am gr texcount pl gabriel somebody recently asked me for a projected word count of my manuscript which is in lyx and to answer this question i found the amazingly useful script texcount pl if you just run wc or the equivalent in a text editor on a tex or lyx file you count all the plain text and the markup code not only does this script screen out the meta text but it can give you detailed breakdowns of words figures and captions all broken out by section i like to keep scripts in scripts so to make this script readily accessible from the command line i entered the command echo alias texcount perl scripts texcount_2_2 texcount pl bashrc now to run the command i just go to the terminal and type texcount foo tex you should really check out the options if you have a long and complex document my favorite option is sub this gives a detailed breakdown of word count figure count etc by chapter section or whatever texcount sub foo tex remember that if you always use a certain option you can write it into the alias command lyx has a similar basic command built in tools statistics but it doesn t give as much information and doesn t break out the data by section to use texcount with lyx files you first need to export lyx to latex which you can do from the gui file export latex but if you re using texcount anyway you should just use the command line lyx export latex foo lyx that works for linux but on a mac this will work more consistently exec applications lyx app contents macos lyx export latex foo lyx that s a long command so on my mac i created an alias as lyx2tex echo alias lyx2tex exec applications lyx app contents macos lyx export latex bashrc note that all this works on posix but may require 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