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Can We Survive Technology? – John von Neumann (1955)
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8mo ago
As an associate professor who spends a ridiculous amount of time preparing for lectures, I would love to try this in one of my courses
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jorgenveisdal
1y ago
A lot of "mature" American software is garbage as well. Epic Systems has (thus far) been a disaster in the UK, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland and Norway.
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1y ago
For all those (like me) who still believed in the spirit of Steve (via Jony Ive). We were wrong. He's about the money like the rest of em.
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2y ago
Love this!
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3y ago
Economies of scale in production and demand isn't a moat?
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When Feynman met Dirac (1946)
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4y ago
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Gödel's solution to Einstein's field equations (2021)
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4y ago
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The Mathematical Center of the Universe (2021)
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4y ago
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Poxi: A Modern GeoCities
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4y ago
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5y ago
Hard to explain. I guess it's a Norway-Sweden thing
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5y ago
Met the CEO when he was VP of Supply Chain at Tesla. Super humble, super Swedish, very bright. This will be huge.
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5y ago
How does Abel’s level of fame 200 years later matter?
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5y ago
How to study mathematics, according to Niels Henrik Abel's high school teacher: 1. Never study more than one book at a time and never abandon a book you have chosen without working all the way through it 2. If you face difficulties, do
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The Mozart of Mathematics, Niels Henrik Abel
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5y ago
Designed to fit in one half of your briefcase!
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5y ago
I wrote about this a while back: https://medium.com/blue-poles/how-amazon-screws-third-party-...
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5y ago
Nop.
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5y ago
I always liked October CMS. Very structured. Too bad.
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Uncomputable Numbers
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Sylvia Nasar's take on John Forbes Nash, Jr.'s type: "He was a mathematician who viewed mathematics not as a grand scheme, but as a collection of challenging problems. In the taxonomy of mathematicians, there are problem solv
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5y ago
Very Kasparov. No doubt very half-baked, and very self-promotional
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The Math Problems from Good Will Hunting, with Solutions (2019)
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The Mathematics of Ted Kaczynski (The Unabomber)
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5y ago
Source?
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The Duties of John von Neumann’s Assistant in the 1930s (2020)
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His son Oswald was a mathematicisn and one of the founders of the Institute for Advanced Study
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The Black-Scholes formula, explained (2019)
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5y ago
Hi Mark. My name is Jørgen Veisdal, I wrote the essay. I’d love to interview your dad for a book project I am doing. Any chance he might be available for something like that?
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6y ago
Wouldn’t be the first. Bob Dylan, Winston Churchill, Barack Obama etc
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