metafunctor

Most of calculus is one idea, held up to the light and turned slowly.

The quantum-from-scratch series is now a playlist.

The sequential-prediction series is now a playlist.

The inductive-biases series is now a playlist.

The Stepanov series is now a playlist.

For a while now the writing here has come in series: a set of posts that build one idea from the ground up, in order, until the whole thing stands.

Why these.

Over the past few months I have had fifteen integer sequences published in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences: nine new sequences I authored, and six classical sequences I extended with new terms.

I deposited four graphs to the House of Graphs: a minimum C6-saturated graph on 8 vertices, and three extremal bipartite graphs for the Zarankiewicz problem z(m, n; 3, 4).

Consider a mind that has always existed, or so it believes.

Quantum mechanics hands you a number for every branch of the world, and the number has never been wrong.

Before there was a god, there was a thing in the dark that did not know it was alone.

The book is named for its thesis: measure is not meaning.

Check out the (early) project and source code on GitHub.

I gave a talk for the St.

I am fine-tuning a small LLM to generate ElasticSearch DSL queries from natural language.

I presented my master’s project in October 2023, finishing up my MS in statistics/mathematics at SIUE.