seems to mean there will always be loose ends.
I am having trouble making it past the top one or two priorities on my to-do list. Meaning I’ve still only done 2 out of 13 chapters of the statistics I would’ve liked to have finished in December.
On the bright side, I went mountain biking on [...]
Just wanted to record a thought.
The idea of free trade as a Good Thing seems to be mainly based on the concept of Comparative Advantage. But for this to really work requires restrictions on the flow of capital.
With minor exceptions like the Russian and Saudi stock exchanges (which bar foreign investment, though they won’t [...]
at least, I think so.
I just got back on Sunday from the big annual math conference and it was hella tight. Through an online bulletin board, I found a roommate who’s about to get his Ph.D. from UC Riverside and turned out to be really cool. A good drinking buddy (see photo) and [...]
Oh my god, I’m a student again. For the curious, here’s my schedule:
MWF 11am Education Politics and Policy with DML MW 1:15pm Deterministic Operations Research with Shahriari MW 2:45pm Swim Fitness PE Tues 1:15 Senior Seminar in Comparative/International Politics with Crighton (on the Middle East) TBD 9pm Breakdancing
Those are probably the three best professors in Claremont. Being [...]
I’m at a math conference in San Antonio right now having a great time, but I wanted to pause for a moment and post this today.
It’s unbelievable to me that it’s been three years.
They came to sit & dangle their feet off the edge of the world & after awhile they forgot everything [...]
Jan 12-15
I’m heading to San Antonio for the Joint Mathematics Meetings. The “joint” means that the AMS and MAA (two big math groups) team up to put on one big shindig, because who would go to two separate meetings every year just to talk about math?
I’m looking forward to it. Not only are [...]
An internet quiz that’s interesting! (and challenging) And my scores actually make sense - I got tired of trying to learn…