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So many people have asked me for years "what is time?"
I'm happy to have found a little, er, time to write a piece "On the Nature of Time"
https://t.co/V5997q5Lcg https://t.co/jcaXNLGk7O
It’s not surprising if you couldn’t find the words to describe how you tie your shoes. Most likely, you didn’t even try. Writing mathematics, that is, transcribing mental images with enough clarity and precision to allow others to understand and reproduce them, is an art.
David Bessis • Mathematica
Dr. Gupta’s work is an extension of a theoretical model that Turing published in 1952.Turing’s model relied on the interplay between diffusion — a process by which particles spread into regions where they are less populated — and the chemical reactions experienced by those particles.
Diffusion generally leads to something uniform: Drop a bit of food... See more
Diffusion generally leads to something uniform: Drop a bit of food... See more
nytimes.com
A beautiful paper that goes through Diffusion step by step, explaining the entire math of it from the beginning. https://t.co/ixwicDmuVn
Programming as Theory Building
Peter Naur's "Programming as Theory Building" discusses programming as a knowledge-building activity, emphasizing the importance of tacit knowledge, collaboration, and effective documentation in developing and maintaining software systems.
ratfactor.com
Stephan Wolfram is a productivity machine.
It’s fascinating he’s done it at an age where most people “retire”.
I wish I only accelerate every passing year and never retire! https://t.co/1QC6SIvRUP
