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Projects Index

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Projects Index is a index that contains a list of almost all projects for which I have ever worked on. Major categories are highlighted from chapter titles.

Research Projects

I end up doing a lot of research these days, and so have isolated that to a different, academic homepage.

For a list of my recent research, please head to my academic homepage. For concision they are NOT repeated here.

Large-Scale Endeavors

Condution

An open-source task management app. Website.

PWR1 RBA Planning

Last edited: June 6, 2026

Dual influence framework:

  1. requires political involvement
  2. requires diverse media diet

Proposal: based on feedback on TIC-focus on one case study and isolate it well

Quotes

Social media as a means of exposure to the modern world

“Daniel Lerner (1958) saw mass media as the main catalyst for social change. Lerner argued that media exposed people who possess traditional values to the “modern” world, and that exposure in turn produced a desire to live in it.” [⁨Díez⁩ and ⁨Dion⁩, 2022, p. 467]

Second-Order Linear Differential Equations

Last edited: June 6, 2026

Here’s a general form:

\begin{equation} a\dv[2]{x}{t} + b \dv{x}{t} + cx = f(t) \end{equation}

see:

solving homogeneous higher-order differential equations

This problem because easier if the right side is \(0\).

\begin{equation} a\dv[2]{x}{t} + b \dv{x}{t} + cx = 0 \end{equation}

The general goal to solve in this case is to make this a system of First-Order Differential Equations.

Stanford UG Courses Index

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Stanford UG Y1, Aut

Stanford UG Y1, Win

Stanford UG Y1, Spr

Stanford UG Y2, Aut

Stanford UG Y2, Win

Stanford UG Y2, Spr

Stanford UG Y3, Aut

Stanford UG Y3, Win

Stanford UG Y3, Spr

Stanford UG Talks

DateTopicPresenterLink
<2023-09-20 Wed>UG Research ProgramBrian ThomasStanford UG Research Program
<2023-09-28 Thu>Bld an Ecosystem, Not MonolithColin RaffelBuild a System
<2023-10-05 Thu>Training Helpful CHatbotsNazeen RajaniTraining Helpful Chatbots
<2023-10-26 Thu>AI Intepretability for BioGasper BegusAI Intepretability
<2023-11-02 Thu>PT Transformers on Long SeqsMike LewisPretraining Long Transformers
<2023-11-07 Tue>Transformers!A. VaswaniTransformers
<2023-11-09 Thu>Towards Interactive AgentsJessy LinInteractive Agent
<2023-11-16 Thu>Dissociating Language and ThoughtAnna IvanovaDissociating Language and Thought
<2024-01-11 Thu>Language AgentsKarthik NarasimhanLanguage Agents with Karthik
<2024-02-01 Thu>Pretraining Data
<2024-02-08 Thu>value alignmentBeen KimLM Alignment
<2024-02-15 Thu>model editingPeter HaseKnowledge Editing
<2024-07-18 Thu>Knowledge Localization
<2024-11-11 Mon>PresentationsSydney KatzPresentations
<2025-01-06 Mon>Video Generation with Learned PriorMeenakshi SarkarPriors
<2025-01-06 Mon>Theoretical Drone ControlSliding Mode UAV Control
<2025-01-09 Thu>VLM to AgentsTao YuVLM to Agents
<2025-01-13 Mon>Social RLNatasha JaquesSocial Reinforcement Learning
<2025-02-10 Mon>Model Predictive Control + PromptingGabriel MaherLLM MPC
<2025-03-03 Mon>Planning for Learning
<2025-03-06 Thu>Theorem ProvingSelf-Play Conjection Generalization
<2025-04-10 Thu>Safety for TrucksSafety for Autonomous Trucking
<2025-08-04 Mon>Collaborate Multiagent DMCollaborative Multiagent DM
<2025-09-22 Mon>AI Safety TalksAI Safety Annual Meeting
<2025-10-02 Thu>Pretraining under infinite computeLimited Samples and Infinite Compute
<2025-10-06 Mon>Mel KrusniakDecisions.jl
<2025-10-11 Sat>SISL Flash TalksSISL Talks
<2025-10-16 Thu>Predicting Scaling Performance
<2025-12-08 Mon>mixed-autonomy traffic with LLMSmixed-autonomy traffic with LLMs
<2026-01-05 Mon>AI Incidents PolicyAI Incidents Policy
<2026-01-12 Mon>Reliable RLReliable RL
<2026-01-15 Thu>Words to ConceptsWords to Concepts
Zen’s Defense
<2026-03-30 Mon>multi-agent LLMMulti-Agent LLMs
<2026-04-27 Mon>Alex’s Defense

Contacts

Talk Contacts

SU-COLLEGE110 First Essay Planning

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Several authors we have read questioned the possibility or appropriateness of democracy in countries where certain social structures and cultural ideologies are dominant—e.g., cases of Singapore and China. Do you think that particular cultures hinder the practice of democracy? Evaluate the debate on whether democracy has a universal appeal or is only appropriate to some cultures. What evidence exists to support each side of the debate and is it compelling? Take a position in this debate and make an argument for that position.