attention-conservation notice: short personal-update post Tomorrow, I'll be moving to Hong Kong (for at least a few years). I'll be working for Jane Street, as I was in New York, doing roughly the same things, and still earning to give. Most of my worldly possessions are
I don't write about it much on this blog, because it it's slightly awkward to talk about, and I'm a small little mind that isn't used to fighting against hyperbolic discounting. But I remain committed to donating at least 10% of my
It's outside my typical poetic gamut, but as tradition dictates, and with apologies to Dr. Seuss... She's got courage and brains and a heart of great size, and she's witty and clever and patient and wise. No fictional hero (though no challenge melts her)
A month and a half ago, I took a plane to Reno, a bus out into the desert, and spent a week at Burning Man. This is an attempt to order some of my thoughts about that week. (1a) Surviving (even in relative comfort) wasn't as hard my
Here are some Harvard Crimson headlines from this week: * [Sean] Spicer, [Chelsea] Manning to Join [Institute of Politics] as Visiting Fellows * CIA Director Cancels IOP Appearance After Manning Appointment * After Backlash, Kennedy School Withdraws Manning's Fellowship So here we go... (1) One of the more annoying things about