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Ryan Moulton

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    Ryan Moulton
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    Aug 14
    If you thought my last post didn't have enough birds, or enough math, or enough math about birds, I have the post for you. moultano.wordpress.com/2026/08/14/fai…
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    Ryan Moulton
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    Jun 19
    I spent the last month obsessed with finding colors that can't be displayed on a conventional screen. This is what I found. moultano.wordpress.com/2026/06/19/whe…
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    3h
    I'd bump 2024 to the top even given what we already know. Normalizing political violence and corrupting all government functions to punish enemies and enrich friends, then there's whatever happens with AI.
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    Sep 6
    Because every presidential election is supposedly "the most important election of our lifetime," I used the benefit of hindsight to rank the most consequential of my lifetime. Of course, "consequential" doesn't mean good or bad. It means that it really mattered who won.
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    Ryan Moulton
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    5h
    Christmas morning is pretty cool, so we decided to do that with birthday presents too. But who mythologically should bring birthday presents? Maybe Janus?
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    Ryan Moulton
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    5h
    At least half of the time that people say intellectual curiosity, they just mean curiosity.
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    Ryan Moulton
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    Sep 6
    A data analysis tip that still seems underused: Any time you are thinking of sorting data by some importance score, w, instead sort by -log(rand())/w. This gives you a weighted random sample with weights following w. Sampling ~w gives you a more representative understanding.
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