Iman Shames

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Iman Shames

@eemensch

A control engineer, a gedankenexperimentalist, and a part-time commentator who thinks he is an expert in everything else. On a quest (& failing) to be a mensch.

Melbourne Katılım Şubat 2011
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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
Nothing has changed since the last time I checked twitted 4 months ago. Hang on, something has, our paper on "loss-less" sampling of polynomial trajectories for LTL verification is accepted in Theoretical Computer Science. arxiv.org/pdf/2104.08980…
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Lev Reyzin
Lev Reyzin@lreyzin·
My turn: since @AgnesCallard already mentioned Middlemarch (I agree), I’ll say that I never understood the appeal of The Great Gatsby. I’m not saying it’s not a good book — the fault is likely mine. I should probably try it again What classic don’t you “get”? (Serious question.)
Agnes Callard@AgnesCallard

Ok I guess I should do my part: this week I got about 200 pages into Middlemarch--which I was reading for the first time--and then quit, because I found it boring. Come at me, internet.

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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
Came across this Churchill's memo on brevity while listening to The Splendid and The Vile audiobook. Everyone (esp academics and the admins) should read it.
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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
We don't require functions to be strongly convex or differentiable and we study what happens if we use a dual method over a network where the processor's communication/computations are out of whack. I really like it. It took us a long time to make it readable.
arXiv math.OC Optimization and Control@mathOCb

Yankai Lin, Iman Shames, Dragan Nesic: Asynchronous Distributed Optimization via Dual Decomposition and Block Coordinate Subgradient Methods arxiv.org/abs/2102.07953 arxiv.org/pdf/2102.07953

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David Frum
David Frum@davidfrum·
I've often wondered whether a reason Canadian politics has been more moderate in the 21st c than UK, US, or Australian politics is that there are no Murdoch-owned media properties in Canada.
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Nalini Joshi
Nalini Joshi@monsoon0·
Just had a paper accepted in a mathematical journal with an email that says "Manuscript and tables can be in Word, WordPerfect, RTF, TXT, TeX.” 🤨Really? Do you know anyone who still writes mathematics in Word etc?
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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
I don't know how but I ended up browsing the ADL's hate symbols database. Holy shhhhhhhh.....
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Mat McGann
Mat McGann@MatMcGann·
"It's just as easy or easier to keep COVID cases at zero as it is to keep cases at any other target number" Is this true or false? Why?
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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
@MatMcGann also a>1 (not >0) to ensure that we have an exponential growth in the "model".
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Iman Shames
Iman Shames@eemensch·
@MatMcGann Now what I explained above is just a toy example to explain an idea. Things are more complicated in general.
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The Economist@TheEconomist·
The mob storming the halls of Congress represents the logical culmination of Trumpism econ.st/3pUekKP
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Andrew Stroehlein
Andrew Stroehlein@astroehlein·
If you’re storming a parliament with people wearing “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirts, you know what side you’re on... These are the faces of hatred and extremism.
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Sean M. Elliott
Sean M. Elliott@SeanMElliott·
Who are the people making up this crowd? US migrants to Australia? Australians?
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