- quiz
- Spent 45 minutes reviewing and checking answers repeatedly
- questions i keep asking myself:
- Where could I have made a mistake in this question?
- Is this answer actually correct?
- Could it be a different answer?
- Can this answer be verified?
- i need to view quizzes and exams in a different way to make it less pressuring, i also need to study more efficiently
- Notes from Experiments Book
- Psychology vs. Economics Rules
- should your experiment be psychological or economical?
- psych: Difficulty navigating a website on first try = design flaw
- econ: Wait until several interactions to decide if new design is easy or hard. the small blip of users leaving initially is inconsequential
- Heuristics
- Availability heuristics: Assessing frequency or probability based on readily available memory.
- Representativeness heuristics: Making judgments based on previously formed stereotypes.
- Framing
- Gain frame vs. loss frame.
- Risk averse vs. risk seeking.
- Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL)
- Randomized control trials for effective evaluations of development policies.
- Example: Does giving new textbooks to schools in Kenya improve educational outcomes?
- Cross-sectional correlation can be misleading (e.g., schools with textbooks may have access to good teachers and better parents).
- Investing in Student Health and Facilities
- Reduce poverty by ensuring policy is informed by scientific evidence, primarily through field experiments.
- importance of policy making
- Organ donation: Only one third of people get organs out of 100k; this policy issue is a matter of life and death.
- Psychology vs. Economics Rules
- Scale AI
- Spacious and modern office at 650 Townsend, 600k sq ft.
- Hoping to see Alexandr; crazy that he started the company at a young age (19?).
- Feeling too insecure to talk to anyone there.
- Tesla
- Realizing past work was messy and incoherent.
- Need to structure a story for interviews.
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July 18, 2024
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