Assistant/Adjunct Professor @LondonBSchool @QMUL, ex hedge funds, било па прошло, emigrante de aquí y allá. Don't you dare guessing my next tweet.
London et the EU & non-EU
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Drago Indjic/Инђић retweeted
Who are the Enron, Tyco, Adelphia, Sunbeam, Worldcom, and Lucent of this cycle?
A placeholder for revisiting Ukhtomsky's dominanta model theory.
12/ What is most exciting is that we have uncovered a signal deep in the brain that richly represents a stimulus you’re not aware of. This finding, in my opinion, makes it tractable to understand how a pattern of neural activity accesses consciousness. The previous dominant idea--that suppressed stimuli become progressively weaker as you go anterior (“fail to ignite”)--left the question of how a representation becomes consciously accessible extremely hard to pin down. Whereas now, with whoppingly clear signals corresponding to both what is and isn’t conscious, we can follow both sets of footprints, to track down the full machinery for generating conscious percepts.
"Energy and engineering"? This investment bank must be joking. Do VCs read small print under charts?
Drago Indjic/Инђић retweeted
These problems (right now basically MLWE and ECDLP with LWE and syndrome decoding as backups) have been extensively analyzed by humans. We felt good that the best known attacks were the best attacks. But we’re learning that human mathematical analysis isn’t the gold standard. 4/
The Standard of Living review – Rory Kinnear has bags of charm as Bloomsbury economist Keynes
theguardian.com/stage/2026/s…
Good thinking, Copilot. The EU FIDO is going to be stuck in Brussels beyond 2027 if we get proper EUDI wallet implementations and widespread adoption.
Drago Indjic/Инђић retweeted
Singapore's govt dating app runs on a Nobel Prize-winning game theory algorithm 👏
FirstDate uses Gale-Shapley, the 1962 stable marriage algorithm that won the 2012 Economics Nobel and still runs hospital residency matches and kidney exchanges today.
how it works:
1 | your preferences and dealbreakers build a ranked priority list
2 | proposers offer to their top pick. receivers hold their best offer and reject the rest. rejected proposers move down their list. rinse and repeat until locked
3 | the result is mathematically stable: no two people exist who would both prefer each other over their assigned matches. "the app never showed us each other" becomes impossible by design
the UX:
• one match per cycle, zero infinite scroll
• 72-hour decision window
• contact info revealed only on mutual yes
• Singpass-verified, so everyone is exactly who they claim (told my husband I'm annoyed I can't test it. his response: most people sneak onto dating apps, and here you are openly filing a product research request 🤣 )
commercial apps need you to keep swiping but this app is designed to get you off the platform. Singapore built the first dating app whose success metric is deleting its own users 💀
(fun game theory note: Gale-Shapley yields proposer-optimal outcomes - meaning proposers get their best possible stable match, receivers their worst 👀)
public servants aged 21-35 only for now. interesting to see if state-sponsored game theory beats the free market (or rather, all the tinders and hinges out there) 🍿
=> overweight PE, underweight HF etc - Link: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… (1/2)
Drago Indjic/Инђић retweeted
4/ Hyperscalers have issued nearly $250bn of IG debt so far in 2026, which is more than they issued from 2015 thru 2024 COMBINED.
AI-related names are now ~54% of net IG issuance this year, which is why the belly of the Treasury curve is under pressure (i.e., supply)
