jk, I have the most imposter syndrome.

Yeah, I'm way beyond imposter syndrome though. Imposter synrome was like soooo 1992.

My wife has a "most cake" t-shirt.

Lol, I have been frustrated by this so many times. Also no love for monotonic.

It's an amazing contribution of theory for sure, but I'm jealous of the systems guys who invented "turn it off and turn it on again."

I once read an actual crypto paper that said "we design a probably secure scheme."

Link to be included: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Last year's list if you're curious: drive.google.com/file/d/1Hyvg...

I see that you also respond to tweets either immediately or 2mo later.

This effort was inspired by a similar list for the EconCS community maintained by @jasonhartline.bsky.social and @gkatzelis.bsky.social

i recently gave a talk about questions like this at a workshop organized by the amazing "learning theory alliance" (let-all.com), and several students reached out to tell me how much my talk resonated with them.
link to the slides here:
docs.google.com/presentation...

I didn't know they call it that, but it really is great!

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