Irregular Rhomboid

I have long been trying to express a particular idea with respect to how I experience mathematics.

After making the computer room posters last year, I suggested to my department to make some for our coffee room.

Turing Machines are the classic formalization of computation, later followed by many others.

The purpose of this post is to provide a somewhat opinionated guide to doing scientific research (mostly in machine learning) for people outside traditional research institutions.

During the holidays I worked on a small project to make posters for a computer room in my university.

Mathematics is often seen by outsiders as an austere discipline of pure reason.

Most of modern mathematics, and as a consequence, science at large assume the existence of real numbers, pretty much as a postulate1.

The Julia programming language currently holds the state of the art in terms of ODE solvers, and comes with a variety of ways of specifying ODEs.

As someone who deeply enjoys mathematics, both on an intellectual and esthetic level, I have inevitably been confronted many times with some remark along the lines of > I never used any of the math I learned at school later in life. or > Mathematics is ju…

I have had multiple encounters now with people interested or working in Machine Learning/AI Alignment, who wish they had more mathematical background.