Wei Yang Tham

@wytham88

Econ PhD student at Ohio State; Labor economics, economics of science

Columbus, Ohio
Joined December 2013

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Nov 2017

    made a simple geom for displaying intervals as lines. main application in mind was DiD/event study type graphs. Wondering what other econs think

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  2. Retweeted
    4 hours ago

    Cool experiment by MIT mathematicians breaking spaghetti into pieces: I know what I'm doing w/ my kids tonight when I get home... [h/t my Mom -- once again demonstrating her lifelong love of learning] [Also, note that results do not extend to linguini]

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  3. Aug 19

    interesting thread on making publications more like software

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  4. Retweeted
    Aug 17

    This is possibly one of the most informative and useful abstracts I have ever read. People: do this!

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  5. Aug 19

    If you're not sure where to find such people, see if your school has group therapy for grad students. I joined one for ABD students and enjoy it much more than I thought I would

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  6. Retweeted
    Aug 18

    I always read the acknowledgment section in books because occasionally you find a gem. I started Radical Markets this morning and Weyl’s tribute to his marriage is too inspiring to not share...

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  7. Retweeted
    Aug 16

    i wrote for about building and maintaining friendships as an adult

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  8. Aug 18

    “Understanding Social and Economic Data” (aka INFO7470) is designed to provide students a detailed overview of the US federal statistical system - sounds super useful!

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  9. Retweeted
    Aug 18

    What you think grad school is like vs reality:

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  10. Retweeted
    Aug 18
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    Study in groups. You accomplish a lot more working through problems together than blindly reviewing notes by yourself.

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  11. Retweeted
    Aug 18
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    - exercise - collaborate on papers with grad students - better to fail on important questions than succeed in trivial ones - you’re trading off money for freedom and time. So invest in your human capital: workflow, but also coding, presenting, writing, knowing literature

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  12. Aug 18

    Talking to early grad students at our start-of-year happy hour yesterday got me thinking about what the most underrated advice for grad students is My take: - invest in workflow - get on twitter - therapy what's yours?

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  13. Retweeted
    Aug 17
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    I wrote a post about how to get R help 🙂

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  14. Aug 17

    The utility of pipes was not obvious to me at first. now, I sometimes stop in the middle of my code to marvel at how quickly a series of 5 piped commands just flowed from my fingers

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  15. Retweeted
    Aug 15

    My university roommate just reminded me that one time, in first year, I signed up to be a guinea pig in a psychology study and it was the best study ever...

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  16. Aug 17

    this is great. something that is usually subsumed under the "R/ggplot2 makes nice graphics" point is that ggplot2 makes iteration and EDA easier. the niceness of ggplot2 defaults is complementary to the analysis, not icing on the cake

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  17. Aug 16

    very cool gif: building a plot in layers

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  18. Retweeted
    Aug 15

    Then let's spread the word to our networks! Econ Job Market Candidates - in your tweets about Job Market Papers, use to make it easy for others to find.

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  19. Aug 15
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  20. Aug 14

    great gifs for teaching about different kinds of joins!

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  21. Retweeted
    Aug 13

    Dear Twitter, I know I lack followers, but if you see this dog in the KCMO area please dm me! She is very scared, very much frightened by all things and very much in need of love by my roommates and I after her life of abuse. Thank you.

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