leiqiongwan @leiqiongwan@qoto.org

Three Prisoners problem - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Prisoners_problem

An interesting game that I have never seen. Surprise surprise. However, it is said to be mathematically equivalent to the Monty Hall problem, which I do have faint memory from a long time ago.

…by which I mean data collected by all the major advertisement companies (Google, Twitter, Facebook, etc).

Is it ethical to use data that was collected unethically for research? I think no…

It never occurred to me, but I really like the idea of treating mental health as endowment just like physical health (and the heterogeneity thereof).

Golberstein & Busch, 2014
https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-375678-7.00303-5

I think my mental health is regressing because of this. Very bad.

Again.

If someone says “almost always” instead of “always”, it is a clear indicator that they does maths.

(Not) hot take: if analyses tools get implemented widely, a bunch of pre-existing users (including my other five accounts) will be moving to other services.

QT: https://mastodon.social/@angelamczhou/109469881145625832

Some people (professors or students) seem to forget from time to time that TA's are human beings with limited capacity.

Done. Half dead afterwards, but still half alive. Going back to the department, and people are saying congratulations to each other on football. So this is what a normal society feels like. Not bad.

Turns out with excess amount of water supplied, my throat handles up to three hours of continuous loud talking in normal tone. Not sure whether I want to know that fact.

Ok, I survived. Six down, seven to go tomorrow…

Two down, four to go for today…

Maybe because of lack of sleep, today my voice almost ran out after the first hour. Send help (and hope) to me to talk 7 hours on Friday…

I have finally eliminated all the unread emails in my school mailbox. Achievement of the year.