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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ there are very few technical problems in the world. I intend to blog about this
 - [x] Decide if I want a PhD 
  - I do.
 - [x] Publish a paper as any author
-- [ ] Publish a paper as first author at a top venue. [incoming]
+- [ ] Publish a paper as first author at a top venue. [in review]
 - [x] Give a formal talk on my research 
  - Given at [Workshop on Differential Privacy and Statistical Data Analysis](http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/activities/22-23/privacy) on my work on Individualized PATE.
 - [x] Improve my understanding of machine learning from a theory and practice perspective.
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 - [x] Advise as a technical engineer for a company or startup
  - Served as lead engineer for [Shelton.AI](https://www.sheltonai.com/) for the first 6 months of its starting up.
 - [ ] Advise for a privacy company.
-- [ ] Collaborate with lawyers and write a law review paper relating to a technical topic, in order to identify if this is the path that I want to take.
+- [x] Collaborate with lawyers and write a law review paper relating to a technical topic, in order to identify if this is the path that I want to take. [in review]
 - [x] Create a academic community of graduate students with similar interests to mine
  - I created and organize the group [Technically Private](https://groups.google.com/g/technically-private). It's a group of *mostly* graduate students across many universities, who talk about Privacy and Security. If you're interested in joining - send a request to the above link.
 

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@@ -37,8 +37,7 @@ I'm a big proponent of [learning in public] and I intend to use this website as
 1. The intersection of technology and tech-policy. In particular: 
  1. How can we make better ways for people to "hedge" in the tech industry. Or in other words, how can people (like me) effectively do something *good* for the world, while also building general [career capital](https://80000hours.org/career-guide/career-capital/). 
  2. What are problems in the world which require truly technical solutions (*are there any?*). 
-2. How to *effectively* engage with the Effective Altruism community.
-3. ~~Climbing.~~ ~~Triathloning!~~ ~~Climbing again! ~~ Triathloning (I never doubted you)
+2. ~~Climbing.~~ ~~Triathloning!~~ ~~Climbing again! ~~ Triathloning (I never doubted you)
 
 
 ### **My hobbies:**