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--- blog:2022-10-24 [2022/10/25 04:34] – [2022-10-24] pzhou
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 I created my personal site, after registered this domain name for a year and let it sit around (yes, I registered last year before the application season.) I don't think this is just useful for math. Math is part of my life, not the other way around. This site will live no matter what.
-Next, I will do
-  * setup memo
-  * thoughts on application season
-===== setup memo =====
+===== Why I build this website =====
+I really don't like to polish my CV and cover letter. They are only useful to get you across the barrier one, namely pass the minimum requirements.
+What is useful to share?
+  * [[https://uwaterloo.ca/scholar/b2webste/home | Ben Webster's website]], where he keeps a list of talk slides and video links
+  * [[https://www.jmilne.org | James Milne]]'s website, which is why I called my site pzhou.org. So many useful notes. I learned number theory basics, etale cohomology etc from here.
+  * [[https://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/liu/ | Henry Liu]], best notes on the topics that I care about, geometric representation theory.
+  * [[https://www.daniellitt.com | Daniel Litt]], learned etale topology from him (ok, I didn't really learn it well, but that's my fault.)
+===== How I build this website =====
+Sorry, this is not a full step-by-step guide, but rather a to-myself-note.
 This site is built using dokuwiki, a simple to use, no-sql website, purely php. classical style.
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-===== Why I build this website =====
-I really don't like to polish my CV and cover letter. They are only useful to get you across the barrier one, namely pass the minimum requirements.
-What is useful to share?
-  * [[https://uwaterloo.ca/scholar/b2webste/home | Ben Webster's website]], where he keeps a list of talk slides and video links
-  * [[https://www.jmilne.org | James Milne]]'s website, which is why I called my site pzhou.org. So many useful notes. I learned number theory basics, etale cohomology etc from here.
-  * [[https://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/liu/ | Henry Liu]], best notes on the topics that I care about, geometric representation theory.
-  * [[https://www.daniellitt.com | Daniel Litt]], learned etale topology from him (ok, I didn't really learn it well, but that's my fault.)