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In June 1983, Alexander Grothendieck sits down to write the preface to a mathematical manuscript called Pursuing Stacks . He is concerned by what he sees as a tacit disdain for the more “feminine side” of mathematics (which is related to what I’m calling the solitary creative state) in favor of the “hammer and chisel” of the finished theorem. By el... See more
Cultivating a State of Mind Where New Ideas Are Born
maths is defined by the techniques it uses to study things,
Eugenia Cheng • How to Bake Pi
I always hated that when I studied Physics, I had no intuition of what order I could study topics in, except linear.
The latest LLM use-case I love is feeding the Table of Contents of a textbook and asking it to create the dependency graph of topics!
Here are some: Physics
1/3 https://t.co/Wd0TpwC6gq
Investor and mathematician Jim Simons on beauty:
3-2-1: The key to great relationships, the will to achieve, and beauty as a guiding principle
In June 1983, Alexander Grothendieck sits down to write the preface to a mathematical manuscript called Pursuing Stacks . He is concerned by what he sees as a tacit disdain for the more “feminine side” of mathematics (which is related to what I’m calling the solitary creative state) in favor of the “hammer and chisel” of the finished theorem. By el
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The Study of Shaders with React Three Fiber - Maxime Heckel's Blog
Maxime Heckelblog.maximeheckel.com
the digital world is in many ways a mathematical world and it thrives on models which may
or may not bear a very close resemblance to real human reality
or may not bear a very close resemblance to real human reality
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Mathematical objects
Henry Segerman is a mathematician who likes to make clever, remarkable mathematical shapes and 3D print them out into real things. He then makes a youtube explaining their origins. Each beautiful object becomes a mathematical lesson. He favors odd gears, weird knots, unusual shapes. You can watch Segerman videos for very nerdy s... See more
Henry Segerman is a mathematician who likes to make clever, remarkable mathematical shapes and 3D print them out into real things. He then makes a youtube explaining their origins. Each beautiful object becomes a mathematical lesson. He favors odd gears, weird knots, unusual shapes. You can watch Segerman videos for very nerdy s... See more