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Sounds interesting
Might be down

I've gone ahead and finished up through unit 5, some of the exercises were certainly challenging.
Admittedly made ample use of the hints, and didn't read everything, and even looked at the answers for one or two.

>>30634
If you need any help with setting up or the first few units exercises just say.

Got so far as the Solow-Swan Growth Model introduced in the second introduction to OOP [0] when got very distracted/invested.
Picked up "Introduction to Modern Economic Growth" (attached), and am about forty pages in covering a great deal of Solow-Swan.
This is a graduate economics textbook from Nobel Prize–winning economist Daron Acemoglu, and seems to focus some on NICs.
My understanding is that in the following chapter there is some Data Analysis, and will probably return to QuantEcon for more information.
My hope is that the technology presented in QuantEcon can be applied with the datasets and techniques from Acemoglu.
Might be able to recreate some of the figures and do more detailed analysis of select countries like the East Asian Tigers.

[0] https://python-programming.quantecon.org/python_oop.html#example-the-solow-growth-model

>>30703
Are you planning to become an amateur researcher? Or do you just like messing around with this thing?

>>30710
Well, the idea at the moment is to become a data analyst or programmer.
The former of these is a bit like being a more narrow computerized research assistant.
So the idea is to gain some skills that might be useful for work while using a dataset that's rich and inherently interesting to me.
That is if any of the over one hundred applications I've filled out give me an interview, let alone a job.
Learning numpy, and pandas then what has direct value, and on the side diving into some economics.

Second thread I will come back to regularly on this pb glazing fucking crypto-Lassallean dumpsterfire website (only other good thread being the beloved /cybcom/ bunker)

We will study computational earth system environmental science cyber-socialist deep neural complex adaptive non-linear statistical dynamical HPC material flow accounted vector matrix programming for SNLT econophysics
THE STRUGGLE
CONTINUES!
KILL CAPITALISM!
ONLY THING TO LIVE FOR!

>My background is in mathematics (largely forgotten)
The link below may be a good refresher for you
https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/yalep/Yalep

>>30712
lol an accurate critique.

>>30717
Am very interested in proof assistants, but am not sure really have a use case considering they're require even more domain knowledge.