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- What is a point of inflection?
- So why do you call your blog ‘points of inflection’?
- Was teaching? Math? What happened?
- Where do you work now?
- How would you describe yourself?
- I want to ask more questions
- Mathematically, a point of inflection is a point in a graph of a function where the concavity of the function changes. Point of inflections occur when the second derivative of a function is zero or undefined.
- I really have no idea. I guess the best explanation I can offer is that I started blogging during the time when I was teaching M53 and our topic was points of inflection. 
- Eventhough I enjoyed teaching in UP immensely I can’t see myself growing old and having a career there. While teaching, I enrolled in a graduate degree also at UP but sadly I haven’t finished it yet. Only a thesis is holding me back.
- I’m currently a software developer in some office at Makati. I haven’t developed my own software yet, my work so far is more on enhancing and bug-swatting the current versions of our softwares.
- ngek. pwede sa mga kaibigan ko na lang itanong yan?
- We’ll do it some other time again.
