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I'm Neil Vyas, a junior at UT Austin, where I study math, especially probability and stochastic processes, and do some CS and programming on the side. One of my main interests is data science, especially causality, data modeling, and (simple, interpretable) machine learning.
In the past, I've worked as a data science intern in Austin as well as on the ads autobidding team at Yelp, which was a really interesting and out-of-the-ordinary role. It's been fun! Someday, I'll be a good academic and do some research.
For fun, I enjoy reading and road biking. For productivity, I'm a fan of the terminal warrior
aesthetic and use vim and tmux extensively. Since I do a lot of mathematics, I've also iterated
my LaTeX setup enough to be able to live-tex notes and such. You can find my awfully-maintained
dotfiles and LaTeX setup on my github! Some people seem to like the .cls files in particular.
You can check out my blog from the navbar. Someday, I'll write something interesting.
Someday too I'll put a cool elm demo in here, or whatever. If you're reading this, me, you can do
this! If you came for my resume, here it is.