χle Ormsby — π₃(🪩) ≅ ℤ era

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Numbers and shapes at Reed College. Mathematician, parent, spouse, runner, 𝔣𝔯𝔞𝔨𝔱𝔲𝔯 enthusiast. He or they. @[email protected]

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Our renters left behind a skateboard, two hula hoops, and a fishing pole, so look forward to seeing me in an Aircast by the fishing hole 🎣

Happy to see that our student renters treated the place right.

Regulators should impose heavy fines whenever Google Maps directs you to a Starbucks but it turns out it’s inside a grocery store.

Optimizing my moving boxes for comedic effect.

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Otherwise it’s just a sparkling long run.

Technically it’s not a marathon unless you die afterward

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Technically it’s not a marathon unless you die afterward

The bot finally posted my absolute favorite line from Moby Dick:

Oh, ye foolish! throw all these thunder-heads overboard, and then you will float light and right.

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Oh, ye foolish! throw all these thunder-heads overboard, and then you will float light and right.

What can I read that will help me flesh out my ideas of mathematics as “potential interfaces for reality”?

Help! I have to pack for a move and need podcast recommendations to take the edge off.

Sounds like a film adaptation of a Cormac McCarthy novel.

woody harrelson playing harmonica while rfk jr eats a rat terrier like a safeway rotisserie chicken

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χle Ormsby — π₃(🪩) ≅ ℤ era

"We make up the worlds we want to study. It's easier for us because if we don't like one world we can choose another one." — Donald Knuth, www.numberphile.com/podcast/dona...

A Very Bad Estimator - with Donald Knuth — Numberphilewww.numberphile.com

Political calculus: fascism ≪ gerontocracy < coconutocracy

"Computer science and mathematics have a lot in common that's different from physics, chemistry, biology, and the other sciences. The physicists, the chemists, the biologists have to deal with what's in the real world. Mathematicians, computer scientists, we get to set our own ground rules. ...

This is either a religious relic or the final resting place of a fairy who was victim to a curse.

My undamaged Polar Seltzer box included an empty, unopened, partially crushed can.

Back up again, but that was way too close! Stirling numbers — first and second kinds! — nearly disappeared.

OEIS is down, I repeat, OEIS is down. This is not a drill. The following instructions are vital to the safety and security of all number sequences:

My undamaged Polar Seltzer box included an empty, unopened, partially crushed can.

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Found my training regime

Is there a professional way to communicate "Remove me from your email list and set your codebase on fire"?

Anyone have Wolfram Alpha's phone number? I think he might need some help.

Quitting my job to open a food cart called Nacho Business.

I am once again wondering: partial fractions — how do they work? What are your favorite algebraic and analytic theorems and methods related to partial fractions? And *why* are PFDs so effective? 🧮

🎉 Paper accepted in Communications of the AMS! 🥳

I am lucky and honored to have known June Freeman as my aunt-in-law. Her creativity, inspiration, drive, and love will be missed. www.pbcommercial.com/news/2024/ju...

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The mountains are calling and I must briefly pass over them before arriving at SeaTac.

Had a blast working with @tienchihmath.bsky.social and the rest of this crew this week!

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I know that there were many combinatorists on the other place, and so I assume a fair number here: you really should get involved. It's a great and welcoming community, the homotopy theorists are catching me up on the bits I need, and there is a LOT of cool weird combinatorics happening now.

Are you an early-career mathematician interested in new interactions between homotopy theory and combinatorics? Apply to participate in the MRC I'm co-organizing! June 30 - July 6 in idyllic upstate NY. www.ams.org/programs/res...

American Mathematical Societywww.ams.org Advancing research. Creating connections.

Deeply tragic that @cohomology.bsky.social can’t be here with us this week.