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Feeding the Bears:
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This is an article I wrote synthesizing PEW poll data and UN Comtrade data to help illuminate some of the correlations and motivations behind supporting Russia after the invasion.
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Bad Data for Optimization Project
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This project seeks to create a framework where in disparate, time-correlated data sources are combined to create an optimizable and not quite random set.
Keeping my stuff off Substack
Because Who Needs Another Econ Student
Enjoy Some Scrolling Music
Sometimes I make good stuff
I’ve coded some ideas that I think are actually fun and useable. Some of them could become products others are delusions.
See R.A.D.A.R Finance system for example.
Shown Above is R.A.D.A.R with custom inputs turning a “Distance Equation” into LaTeX and using it to give a metric of importance to budget events.
Sometimes I make bad stuff
Learning happens through failure but that doesn’t mean you can’t make garbage. Most the time it’s models with uselessly large SE’s and maybe even a bad website or two…
Shown above is an SARIMA model to predict port calls at a given Arctic prort,
Mostly I reinvent the wheel
A large proportion of the time I spend working is time spent trying to turn math into code. I am spectacularly bad at this but in some sick twist of fate god has made me enjoy it.
Shown above is a webscraper for a given arctic trade route.
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p.s the globe spins!
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