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Aug 12, 2026
A Wild Hypothesis: The Python Library that Kills PhDs
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Liam DeVoeGUEST
Hey, I'm Liam, and I found out about Hypothesis through my journey as an academic and throughout my PhD.

Liam DeVoeGUEST
Um, I w- was an undergrad at the University of Maryland, and I knew that I wanted to do a PhD in computer science.

Liam DeVoeGUEST
And so the thing that you do when you know you wanna do a PhD is go do undergraduate, uh, undergraduate research, uh, because what really matters to getting into a good graduate school is that your advisor writes you a really good letter of recommendation.

Liam DeVoeGUEST
Like, they, they want to know that you can actually do research, which is a remarkably different skill than getting good grades in undergrad or anything like that.

Liam DeVoeGUEST
And so I go look at the CS professors at the University of Maryland and go read some of their papers and pick out what looks interesting to me, and there was this professor at UMD called Leonidas Empropus.
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