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to a branch of mathematics called ‘topology’, which studies the shapes of things.

Eugenia Cheng • How to Bake Pi

At the heart of maths is the desire to understand things rather than just know them.

Eugenia Cheng • How to Bake Pi

The key in maths, and with maps, is to find the most appropriate level of abstraction for the given moment.

Eugenia Cheng • How to Bake Pi

You asked for it...a dump of my book collection, in rough chronological order (1/2) "Naive Set Theory" - Paul R Halmos "Linear Algebra Done Right Second Edition" - Sheldon Axler "Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio" - Mike Senior "Introduction to Algorithms, Third ... See more

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People started realising that those techniques could be used to study other things.

Eugenia Cheng • How to Bake Pi

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These two playlists are gold mines for anyone who wants to learn DSA for free 😌 Eric is a child prodigy and he is the best when it comes to DSA 😇 https://t.co/7bfCwnAc96

Shashank Rustagi

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daily reminder: all these "big scary maths symbols are actually simpler to understand in code" people need to read "A Programmer's introduction to Mathematics" by Jeremy Kun The whole book is about that https://t.co/kPAJTifpUa

ludwig

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The best free class on the internet is Poker Theory at MIT. It's taught by portfolio managers at quant shops like Citadel, AQR, SIG and 2 WSOP bracelet winners. You play 5000 hands as practice and learn the math of making money from pros. And it's free. https://t.co/kyx3ZpEkwW

Deedy

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We uploaded a v2 of our book draft "The Elements of Differentiable Programming" with many improvements (~70 pages of new content) and a new chapter on differentiable data structures (lists and dictionaries). https://t.co/0ZcNsqHpmF

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