Paul Freud
A music director recounts the bizarre fall-from-glory of his nemesis.
“But many of the priests and Levites and chief of the fathers, that had seen the first house, when the foundation of this house was laid before their eyes, wept with a loud voice; the people could not discern the noise of the shout of joy from the noise of the weeping of the people, and the noise was heard afar off.”
Ezra 3:12‐13
A music director recounts the bizarre fall-from-glory of his nemesis.
Attempts to capture the quirks of the folk tongues and the depth of their simplicity in translations.
A short note showing that operator fidelity and the power means of two positive matrices are incomparable in the near order, for any choice of exponent.
Encounters with the dense ordinary.
A collection of poems about man’s unceasing interactions with sin.
Psalms from the pit. A poetry colletion.
Should those who can’t be helped be left to themselves?
Notes on Babai's deterministic nearest-plane algorithm for the Closest Vector Problem, and Klein's randomized variant built on a discrete Gaussian sampler over the integers.
Inevitable seasons of intimacy. Original composition.
What about Christians with pagan names?
Commentaries (with fear and trembling) on some chapters of the Bible.
Inspired from the Bengali folk song Amar Mon Mojaiya Re. Original composition.
The despair of self-centering — a collection of poems.
The problem of evil and why evangelicals should reclaim human freedom as part of the answer.
A small aspect of why I am a Christian.
A brief explainer of Robust Vector Space Decomposition (RVSD), a meta-algorithm for unsupervised learning tasks like subspace clustering and mixtures of Gaussians, along with a short video lecture.
No delight to embrace when a frown’s on her face
Since we are who we are, it is what it is.
Counting the number of basis sets of $\mathbb{R}^3$ whose involved vectors have only 0 or 1 coordinates.
Some short stories, prose and poems composed when I was a teenager.
Housewives of Indian small towns.