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Join the discord is a charmingly opaque answer to the question of where to find learning resources for an opaque topic. I'd guess OP was looking for something l
by code_biologist 3y ago
Join the discord is a charmingly opaque answer to the question of where to find learning resources for an opaque topic. I'd guess OP was looking for something like youtube tutorials or short "programmer's guide to..." type resources.
Obviously an early line of research won't have anywhere near the depth, but as an example the geometric algebra community has done a great job of this. Lots of 10 minute videos to 2 hour lectures. Steve Brunton's videos are another example "learning ML math" resource that has helped me a great deal.
- adamnemecek 3y agoThe thing that really boosted the GA community (I assume you mean bivector) engagement was the discord channel which was started by yours truly. You can check out the references in my paper.
- code_biologist 3y agoThen good luck building community around Hopf algebras, you certainly know the roadmap better than I. The internet is an amazing place to spread word on better mathematical tools. Edit: I also just found https://bivector.net/ https://bivector.net/ Holy crap. So good.