![]() ![]() In his inaugural lecture of 1895, Weber attributed differences in economic outcomes between Germans and Poles to racial differences and actively supported a stronger Germanisation of the eastern parts of Germany. Our finding on the role of ethnic differences on economic outcomes begs for an explanation the writings of Weber are a good starting point. Ethnicity and discrimination in the German Kaiserreich The coefficient on ethnic differences (as captured by share of the German-speaking population) is much larger and statistically and economically significant. Using this instrumental variable confirms the evidence from Figure 4: Protestantism had no significant effect on literacy. To account for minorities, we control for the share of people with German as mother tongue. We also test for a causal effect of religion on literacy, using the instrumental variable approach by Spenkuch (2017). To account for this, we use literacy among Catholics at the county level as our dependent variable and show that the share of Protestants in a county has no positive effect on literacy among Catholics. Eastern provinces include Poznan, Silesia, West and East Prussia. Interpretation: Protestants are over-proportionally literate in counties to the right of the 45-degree line. Notes: Each dot corresponds to one county in Prussia. ![]() Still, there might be potential spillovers of historically Protestant regions.įigure 4 Literacy and Protestantism, 1871 The only exception is among counties in the east, which have a substantial share of Polish people in the population (Figure 4b). Literacy rates among Catholics are nearly identical to literacy rates among Protestants (Figure 4c). A dot to the right of the 45-degree line indicates that Protestants are over-proportionally literate. We provide new descriptive evidence on the difference in literacy rates among Protestants and Catholics at the county level from a historical cross-table, which has been largely neglected in the literature.įigure 4 shows the share of Protestants among all literates and the share of Protestants for each county. We next test for the idea that Protestantism mattered not because of its effect on attitudes towards work and consumption, but because it fostered literacy. Crucially, this instrumental variable is not correlated with the share of German speakers and is generally more robust to potential violations of the exclusion restriction. This instrumental variable approach confirms our OLS findings. The residuals are used as the instrumental variable. The instrumental variable is constructed by regressing Protestant in 1624 on predictors of rulers’ choices within the Holy Roman Empire, as identified by the previous literature, notably Cantoni (2012) and Rubin (2014). Instead, we follow Spenkuch’s (2017) instrumental variable approach. However, such an instrument is likely to violate the exclusion restriction1 because it is strongly correlated with the share of German speakers. Becker and Woessmann (2009) ingeniously suggested using the distance to Wittenberg (the centre of the Protestant Reformation) as an instrument for Protestantism. To establish causality, we need to find a valid instrument. When we run simple pooled OLS, we find that the correlation between German speakers and savings per capita is strongly significant, while the correlation between Protestantism and savings remains insignificant. Figure 2 shows the distribution of savings per capita in 1905.įigure 1 Protestants in Prussian counties, 1900Ĭlearly, the share of Protestants and the share of German speakers are correlated (especially in the east of Prussia), but not perfectly. Figure 1 shows the share of Protestants in Prussian counties for 1900. To test for this, we use a recent dataset from Lehmann-Hasemeyer and Wahl (2017) on savings per capita for Prussian counties. Weber suggested that Protestantism has led to an “accumulation of capital through ascetic compulsion to save” (Weber 1905: 191). We first revisit the evidence on the effect of Protestantism on saving behaviour. But there were huge differences between Germans and ethnic minorities, notably Poles. Protestants were in fact neither thriftier nor more literate than Catholics. We show that the empirical literature has largely missed the context in which Weber was writing, notably the relationship between religious and ethnic differences in Germany before 1914. 2020), we revisit Weber’s famous hypothesis and the evidence for it in 19th-century Germany. One hundred years later, sociologists and economists still debate this question in historical or contemporary settings (see Becker and Woessmann 2009, Cantoni 2015, Bai and Kung 2015, Spenkuch 2017, Alaoui and Sandroni 2018, among many others). Are Protestants thriftier or more literate than people of other beliefs, or not? Weber (1904, 1905) famously hypothesised that the Protestant work ethic fostered modern economic development through an “ascetic compulsion to save”.
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The latest version of the Opera browser sends multiple invalid requests to our servers for every page you visit.The most common causes of this issue are: Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. ![]() Saint Germain Bakery Bread Lame: This lame was identical to the Bread Bosses lame, save for a different wood on the handle, so all the same criticisms apply.It performed fine, but ultimately offered fewer features for a higher price tag than our overall pick. Mure & Peyrot Adore Bread Lame Combo: I didn’t love the plastic locking system on this lame or the fixed angle on its plastic body.Emmer Bread Lame: A clumsier version of a UFO style lame, the Emmer got stuck immediately after use, and I eliminated it from competition due to safety concerns.Even when the blade was secure, the lack of a handle felt like I had less control over precision slashes. ![]() Wiremonkey UFO Bread Journey: While some people really love the circular UFO-style bread lames, I’ve always felt like I was going to nick myself.Bread Bosses Lame: With a bulky handle and a fixed curve, it was hard to find the best angle during scoring.While being tricky to set up, it also didn’t expose the blade enough for easy, deep scores. Zatoba Black Walnut Bread Lame: This lame had a wooden slit for the razor to slide into and two locking screens to apply pressure to the wood around it.Baker Of Seville Bread Lame: This was entirely too heavy to wield with any sort of control, and the convertible lame didn’t deliver clean slashes with either configuration.Serious Eats / Jesse Raub The Competition This lame produced the cleanest, most pronounced ears out of any of the models tested and, even though it’s bendable, the stainless steel rod is made from a thicker, higher grade steel than its competition. Its exposed blade design also meant that swapping out razors was a snap-just flex the blade and thread it through the first and last holes in the center, and you’re good to go. Its fairly exposed blade was easy to make long, single slashes with during scoring, but I was also surprised at how much control it had for shorter, squared-off slashes as well. Even more than that, the simple, straight alignment of the handle means it’s easy to know exactly where the blade is when you pick it up. Though the baguette-shaped plastic handle might be kitschy, it provided plenty of grip and was lightweight enough to maneuver easily. What we liked: The Breadtopia Bread Lame truly excelled at scoring, and it’s simple, bendable design means that almost every baker can find a curved or straight angle that works best for them. The Best Bread Lame: Breadtopia Bread Lame Usability Tests: Throughout testing, I evaluated each lame based on how easy it was to hold, clean, assemble, and take apart.Each lame was evaluated for how well it created extra-long slashes, how easy it was to control each slash, the shape of the ear it produced, and overall ease of use. Longer and narrower than a batard, this country sourdough is the standard bread I make the most often, with 15% whole wheat, 20% high-extraction wheat flour, 25% malted bread flour, and 40% high-protein bread flour. Country Sourdough Oblong Scoring Test (Winner’s-Only): The final test for the best performing bread lames was to evaluate their performance scoring longer, oblong-shaped country sourdough loaves.Each lame was evaluated for how simple it was to create multiple slashes on a small canvas through a heartier dough, how easy it was to control each slash, and overall ease of use. This dough was 50% whole wheat, 25% malted bread flour, and 50% high-protein flour (mixed again at an 80% hydration). Sourdough Mini-Miche Boule Scoring Test: To evaluate each lame’s ability to make multiple, quick slashes on a smaller shaped dough with higher whole-wheat content, I tested each one on a mini boule-a round shaped loaf- fashioned after a sourdough miche. ![]() Each lame was evaluated for how simple it slashed through the dough, its control during the scoring, and its overall ease of use. My dough consisted of 10% whole wheat flour, 40% malted bread flour, and 50% high-protein bread flour (mixed at 80% hydration).
![]() Probability = scales::percent(p)) # A tibble: 10 x 2įor example, when someone gives us “8” as their random number, we need to determine whether that “8” should become a “1” or not (8% chance). Going back to our original distribution, we have the following probabilities for each number, which we can use to re-assign any probability, if necessary. Thankfully, if you are able to tolerate a few small inaccuracies, we can get pretty close to this solution without having to ask more than twice. But intead, we have our room full of people. This would be simple enough if we had access to a uniform random number generator (i.e. a random real number from 0 to 1). The other 92% of the time, it remains an 8. What this chart is telling us is that about 8% of the time someone gives you “8” as their random number, you need to convert it into a “1”, somehow. Labs(title = "Probability mass redistribution", Scale_alpha_continuous(limits = c(0, 1), range = c(0, 1)) Geom_text(aes(label = ifelse(p_redistributed = 0, "", scales::percent(p_redistributed, 2)))) Geom_tile(aes(alpha = p_redistributed, fill = as.factor(from))) Let’s take a closer/slower look at where exactly the mass is going: balanced_probabilities %>% Great! We now have a redistribution function. Labs(title = 'Balancing the "Human RNG distribution"', Ggplot(aes(x = key, y = p_redistributed * p_original)) This returns the following re-distribution: library(gganimate) Suffix = c("_redistributed", "_original")) We can then pass this problem to a solver, like the lpSolve package in R, combining the constraints we have created into a single matrix: # Make results reproducible. \] maximise_original_distribution_reuse % Labs(title = '"Pick a random number from 1-10"', Scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), Geom_col(aes(fill = as.factor(outcome))) Eventually you start to see that the pattern is not flat at all: library(tidyverse)Ĭount(outcome = round(pick_a_random_number_from_1_10)) %>% You continue to ask people and count their responses, rounding non-integers and ignoring answers from people who think that 1 to 10 includes 0. However, you start to wonder, is the number uniformly random? The easy thing to do is to ask someone “Hey, pick a random number from 1 to 10!”. All you have is a room of people.įor the sake of argument, let’s say this room has a little over 8500 students in it. But, let’s say you have to do this without access to coins, computers, radioactive material, or other such access to traditional (pseudo) random number generators. That is, an integer from 1 to 10 inclusive, with an equal chance (10%) of selecting each one. Imagine you have to generate a uniform random number from 1 to 10. ![]() "Dazzle Ships (Parts II, III, and VII)" itself captures the alien feeling of the album best, with its distanced, echoing noises and curious rhythms, sliding into the lovely "The Romance of the Telescope." "This Is Helena" works in everything from what sounds like heavily treated and flanged string arrangements to radio announcer samples, while "Silent Running" becomes another in the line of emotional, breathtaking OMD ballads, McCluskey's voice the gripping centerpiece. Conceived around visions of cryptic Cold War tension, the rise of computers in everyday life, and European and global reference points - time zone recordings and snippets of shortwave broadcasts - Dazzle Ships beats Kraftwerk at their own game, science and the future turned into surprisingly warm, evocative songs or sudden stop-start instrumental fragments. What else can be said when hearing the album's lead single, the soaring "Genetic Engineering," with its Speak & Spell toy vocals and an opening sequence that also sounds like the inspiration for "Fitter, Happier," for instance? Why it wasn't a hit remains a mystery, but it and the equally enjoyable, energetic "Telegraph" and "Radio Waves" are definitely the poppiest moments on the album. Indeed, Radiohead's own plunge into abstract electronics and meditations on biological and technological advances seems to be echoing the themes and construction of Dazzle Ships. ![]() Dazzle Ships is the fourth studio album by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD). On its own merits, though, it is dazzling indeed, a Kid A of its time that never received a comparative level of contemporary attention and appreciation. Digitally remastered and expanded edition. McCluskey, Humphreys, and company couldn't take many listeners with them, though, and it's little surprise why - a couple of moments aside, Dazzle Ships is pop of the most fragmented kind, a concept album released in an era that had nothing to do with such conceits. OMD's glistening run of top-flight singles and chart domination came to a temporary but dramatic halt with Dazzle Ships, the point where the band's pushing of boundaries reached their furthest limit. Martin Gray - Ap0 Email Martin Gray looks back over 40 years to 1983 and the initial release of OMD’s fourth and most experimental album Dazzle Ships, followed by a short Q&A with founder Andy McCluskey. Contact: Information about rates, hours, and accepted. The Rose Hill Regional Transfer Station will implement requirements In an effort to ensure residents of South Kingstown and Narragansett dispose of their household waste properly. Closed on 4th of July (North Transfer Station only), Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Years Day. It offers an opportunity to “recycle through exchange” books that may be of interest to others. The Rose Hill Book Exchange is for the enjoyment of South Kingstown and Narragansett residents. Our transfer stations serve as public drop-off locations for materials to be hauled and processed at. 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Original calls x.foo() and foo gets passed to replacer1, replacer2 replacer3 who all have their chance to replace it with something else and in the end x.bar() is written. Here, multiple mods patching could register their replacers which would work in a chain: I want to add a replacer where you not only have prefix/postfix methods but also a way to replace methodbase A with B in the original method (since all IL codes are copied this is really trivial as long as A and B have the same call signature). Properties work too, just patch the "g(s)et_Property" method. Right now, it works with any kind of method unless inlined - I even got it to work with some anonymous subclass method where RimWorld originally defines a anonymous method to be used as a Predicate. It was a bit tricky to get the initial order of things working but once it works it works pretty flawless. Since I don't rely on subclassing and instead juggle arguments around, the whole thing becomes much more safe. constructing a wrapper in CIL that has the same signature as the original memory allocation and basic assembler handling for the initial redirect The critical and "unsafe" parts here are: Every time a prefix or postfix is added, the patch information is rewritten and a new wrapper is created.Īll the rest is just support stuff that is necessary to make this easy for the user. ![]() I then construct the wrapper to call all prefix methods, then the copy, then the postfix methods. Since I want to keep the original intact, I copy the IL codes of the target method to a copy. The first one to patch a targe method allocates this, everyone else that comes later simply reads the patch information, adds to it and replaces the patch information with a new version. Since every mod has its own class hierarchy this is necessary. In that memory area, I prefix the jump with a pointer to a byte array that deserializes to the patch information. There, I have a new jump to the replacement method (I call it a wrapper). So I allocate memory, add a jump from the jit code to that area (just like the old Detour). So for now, let me sketch the basic idea behind Harmony: Instead of having global state, I use the method that is to be patched (I call it the target method) to attach information. Raw already gave me a nice replacement for the memory allocation that I am about to test with my friend. So until I put up more details, I don't expect anybody to put anything into a something -)īut since the whole point is to build trust with the community, the only way forward is to put it out in the open and lab test it and gain insides. In the end, the current state is the result of lots of lessons learned. At one point, I even added my own csharp compiler and had dynamic source code in the project. The overall concept evolved around at least 10 different approaches which, by the nature of the problem, did not pan out in some way. I have a lot of internal documentation that probably is tl dr for many people so I have not put any effort into preparing them. I totally understand your point of view Fluffy. I will personally try to advertise Harmony in the Unity forums because as it is now, Harmony isn't RimWorld specific. We are about to incorporate this into all the major mods and general libs like HugsLib. I am available for any questions in this thread. Please also help spreading the word so we all finally get to a point where we don't sabotage each other with detours that create dependencies and force the user to load mods in certain orders (Harmony defines priorities and dependencies internally). Quick starter snippet including a patch to load a specific game on start: Please feel free to give it a try and come back with feedback. ![]() The github repository has a ready made version of the lib in dll form and you can either add it to your Assemblies folder (add reference and keep "Copy" on) or merge it with a tool like ILMerge into your own dll. It comes with some wiki documentation and there are many mods using it on GitHub too (HugsLib has it build in i.e.). I made it completely open source and hope that we all together can continue to evolve it. You can find out more about it on GitHub. It even works if more than one mod patches a method and it is not a mod itself which means that your users don't have to install it. ![]() It will allow you to add code to any method inside RimWorld or other mods. Harmony is a simple dll that you embed in your mods. The right way of patching code at runtime These Washes are probably the best in the hobby and will. Choosing a colour scheme is integral to achieving the end result. Warpaints: Quickshade Wash Set - From The Army Painter his set contains eleven Quickshade Washes. This is where the importance of planning plays a role – especially when painting large projects like hordes of zombies, packs of orcs, or ranks of warriors of both good and evil. This may require cutting, filing, and gluing to assemble your miniature. Preparationīefore the real painting begins you need to prepare your miniatures for the project. Along with top-quality products, we’ve played a committed role in supporting the hobby and gaming community through events, charity, and classes for the past 14 years. The Army Painter is a brand you can trust to always deliver the highest quality paints and innovative hobby accessories. Over time, we have developed a full range of products to help you assemble, paint, and shade your models. ![]() From bare pewter, resin, and plastic to a beautiful tabletop standard – fast and easily. But all of that time at the hobby desk is time not spent at the gaming table! The Army Painter’s mission is to win back those hours at the hobby desk by creating products that will bring your miniat ures to life. The Army Painter founders have fielded over 30 fully painted armies, the product of countless hours of work. £2135 (£85.40 / l) About this item Made from very thin Black Pigment the DARK Tone has proved a hit with evil armies of miniatures and models which require a sharp contrast in colours and shading. Does anyone know what the Army Painter shader equivalents are for the Zombie Shader and Survivor shader Ive done a bunch of digging, but the only thing I came up with was an old thread on BGG where someone thought the zombie shader was the same as Army Painter strong tone. Together they are long-standing veterans of the wargaming and hobby industry. ![]() ![]() The Army Painter is the brainchild of Bo Penstoft and Jonas Færing. ![]() Crumb and his Cheap Suit Serenaders music inspired by Crumb’s work or albums that feature Crumb’s artwork on the cover, including Big Brother and the Holding Company’s “Cheap Thrills” album. The compact discs and LPs are either musical contributions by Crumb’s band, R. The VHS tapes are copies of the film, Crumb, produced by Terry Zwigoff, and the contact prints include images of Crumb and his wife, Aline. There are also compact discs, VHS tapes, contact prints, and LP records. In addition, there are a number of assorted items - a testament to the varied and erratic interests of Crumb - including a box of Devil Girl chocolates, a bottle of “snake oil,” a bicycle wheel patch kit, rubber stamps, figurines and statuettes, and t-shirts depicting Crumb’s characters and artwork. Included in the collection are trading cards that Crumb created for the Topps Chewing Gum Company in 1965 as well as card packs he created with Yazoo Records, a company that used those images on many of the LP records also included in the collection. In 1984, Crumb moved to the south of France with his second wife, Aline Kominsky Crumb.ĭanowski and Martin also collected a variety of memorabilia. ![]() Several years later, Crumb’s friend Terry Zwigoff produced the documentary film Crumb, which received an Oscar nomination. In the 1980s, he created the magazine Weirdo to feature other graphic artists outside of the mainstream. While he is probably most known for his “Keep Truckin'” comics, other popular characters include Mr. In 1967, he left Cleveland, for San Francisco, California, and became involved with the counterculture whose members gravitated to his work. While Crumb developed his comics career outside of the mainstream comic publishing industry, he began his work in art as an illustrator for American Greeting Corporation in 1962, taking a job in Cleveland, Ohio after high school. He was one of the five children of Charles and Beatrice Crumb. Crumb) is the most prominent member of the underground comic book genre, or “comix,” and is usually referred to as one of the “fathers” of the movement.Ĭrumb was born on Augin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Crumb material is a new addition to the manuscripts at MARBL and has recently been fully processed. The Raymond Danowski and John Martin collection of R. The app is also set with a timer with a soft fade-out. White Noise Sleep Pillow Sound has a large variety of calming noises, naturally recorded, and mechanical sounds which will make you fall asleep in a few minutes and isolate you from the noisy surrounding. What’s more, in the app you can find different tips on how to treat your baby, create comfortable conditions in the baby room, and many others.Īnother app that would help you sleep soundly. This app provides baby rattle to distract your child and calm him or her down. Some babies may be quite noisy in public places for different reasons. You can set a timer to stop sounding after a period of time, but if your baby suddenly wakes up, the app will react to the crying and start generating sounds again. The app generates an infinite melody which will calm an infant down and allow it and the parents to sleep the whole night. ![]() The White Noise Baby has a wide range of relaxing sounds of different kinds, including classical music track.Īccording to scientists, white noise not only helps a baby sleep but also makes it stay asleep despite various nuisances. It is proved that white noise is more effective than a lullaby, so using this you can save precious hours and get your kid deep and sound sleep. This app is probably the best for parents who have a fussy baby. The app is perfect for those who start deepening into a wonderful world of white noise music. What is more, you can record your own soundtrack or mix your favorite sounds to create a new melody for a better experience.Ī nice bonus: White Noise Lite is set with an alarm, which will make excellent not only your night sleep but also waking up in the morning. The app also provides some mechanical sounds, like a fan or an air conditioner, and sounds of nature: heavy rain, ocean waves, and so on. Besides the well known white noise, you may try noises of other colors like brown, pink, etc. This free version contains 40 amazing sounds. This app is created for people who want to block all the sounds from outside for any purpose. You may also like: 11 Best Sleep Tracking Apps for Android & iOS White Noise Lite These sounds help for sleep, concentration, relaxation, and many more. You can explore all the range of colors, not only white. ![]() The concept is simple, works extremely well, and does not require expensive equipment, such as active noise-canceling headphones.īecause of the range of all the color noises, this app does have a calming effect, thus, it will help perfectly those people who suffer from insomnia. The idea behind a noise machine is to make use of the noises you like to mask the noises you dislike. It works easy – you can alter the signal of the color that you want to listen to, and of course, you can choose the white one. As you launch myNoise you will probably pay attention to the color scheme of sounds. To support future research, we publicly release MusicCaps, a dataset composed of 5.5k music-text pairs, with rich text descriptions provided by human experts.The biggest advantage of this app is that it has extended customization possibilities. Moreover, we demonstrate that MusicLM can be conditioned on both text and a melody in that it can transform whistled and hummed melodies according to the style described in a text caption. Our experiments show that MusicLM outperforms previous systems both in audio quality and adherence to the text description. MusicLM casts the process of conditional music generation as a hierarchical sequence-to-sequence modeling task, and it generates music at 24 kHz that remains consistent over several minutes. We introduce MusicLM, a model generating high-fidelity music from text descriptions such as "a calming violin melody backed by a distorted guitar riff". 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