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For the dark mode enjoyers in the chat
November 2, 2025 at 8:34 PM
For the dark mode enjoyers in the chat
Started a new blog post on Principal Bundles at www.shiraz-k.com! It's a long way away, but I'm excited about how this illustration turned out:
#MathSky
#MathSky
November 2, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Started a new blog post on Principal Bundles at www.shiraz-k.com! It's a long way away, but I'm excited about how this illustration turned out:
#MathSky
#MathSky
Visited Emmy Noether today at Bryn Mawr PA! Here’s a lovely plaque that has inscribed on it her famous Noether’s theorem from physics and the defining feature of a Noetherian ring
October 5, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Visited Emmy Noether today at Bryn Mawr PA! Here’s a lovely plaque that has inscribed on it her famous Noether’s theorem from physics and the defining feature of a Noetherian ring
Have something that works!
September 24, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Have something that works!
The Hopf fibration visualized in Julia
September 18, 2025 at 4:16 PM
The Hopf fibration visualized in Julia
My bad, he has blessed us with two more volumes
June 26, 2025 at 1:26 AM
My bad, he has blessed us with two more volumes
Michael Spivak had some genuinely insane book covers. These are from his 3-volume differential geometry series
June 26, 2025 at 1:23 AM
Michael Spivak had some genuinely insane book covers. These are from his 3-volume differential geometry series
defining property of a natural transportation
June 5, 2025 at 1:08 PM
defining property of a natural transportation
Imagine having enough to say about real 2x2 matrices to fill a book
June 2, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Imagine having enough to say about real 2x2 matrices to fill a book
> don't actually want people to understand what you're saying
I think i disagree here. He tends to be incoherent and grumpy in general, the fewer words he uses the less sense it makes to me (possibly due to cultural differences). If anything I thought panel 3 was uncharacteristically precise for him
I think i disagree here. He tends to be incoherent and grumpy in general, the fewer words he uses the less sense it makes to me (possibly due to cultural differences). If anything I thought panel 3 was uncharacteristically precise for him
June 1, 2025 at 12:44 AM
> don't actually want people to understand what you're saying
I think i disagree here. He tends to be incoherent and grumpy in general, the fewer words he uses the less sense it makes to me (possibly due to cultural differences). If anything I thought panel 3 was uncharacteristically precise for him
I think i disagree here. He tends to be incoherent and grumpy in general, the fewer words he uses the less sense it makes to me (possibly due to cultural differences). If anything I thought panel 3 was uncharacteristically precise for him
I've been having trouble using Google Scholar using Safari (MacOS) for about half a year now. Google continues to stoop lower. discussions.apple.com/thread/25605...
Going to try out Semantic Scholar, SciSpace, and other alternatives for now.
Going to try out Semantic Scholar, SciSpace, and other alternatives for now.
May 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I've been having trouble using Google Scholar using Safari (MacOS) for about half a year now. Google continues to stoop lower. discussions.apple.com/thread/25605...
Going to try out Semantic Scholar, SciSpace, and other alternatives for now.
Going to try out Semantic Scholar, SciSpace, and other alternatives for now.
self-driving cars are here, and they are not going anywhere!
May 22, 2025 at 1:19 PM
self-driving cars are here, and they are not going anywhere!
It unfortunately IS in Leibniz notation 😭 it’s incredible because we suppress the thing (\delta f… not to be confused with \partial f!) that the differential operator dJ is acting on. Thats not to say that “dJ(df)” would cause me any less pain
February 25, 2025 at 10:31 AM
It unfortunately IS in Leibniz notation 😭 it’s incredible because we suppress the thing (\delta f… not to be confused with \partial f!) that the differential operator dJ is acting on. Thats not to say that “dJ(df)” would cause me any less pain
Found this quote from Goethe in a book about homogeneous spaces..?? the authors cheekily recontextualized the word mannigfaltigen (manifold)
January 29, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Found this quote from Goethe in a book about homogeneous spaces..?? the authors cheekily recontextualized the word mannigfaltigen (manifold)