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Has too many ideas for his own good! Occasionally streams computational physics at https://teapaw.org/t.co/IiVCdx8Dff

San Diego
Joined May 2022
Where I'm at right now, will certainly add more books by the end of the month.
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Replying to @razzy_ar
Automated proof checking language .mm files, not a general purpose database. Metamath is old-but-gold youtube.com/watch?v=OOF4NWRy…
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There is something deeply, deeply funny to me about the way metamath databases look. "Yes, hi there, wrel, cdm, wss, oh and ACZADFBEZAHZABIUC"
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Replying to @PoisInvariance
oh boy almost math time
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Woo. 's alright. I held back from doing too many back and forths. mathandcode.com/share/11-05-…
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Replying to @3slUhRMqfZ33703
Oh interesting. Yeah for my particular post I meant to emphasize it was my own misconception, not an answer to your original question. I can't give a high confidence answer, it sounds like a cool question. I guess, wouldn't the Taylor series info in some coordinate patch live in the symmetric product of cotangent spaces? Since it's a sum like the following picture (f_{,i} = \partial_i f(x) evaluated at x=0). I think if I tried to get to the bottom of it I'd end up responding to things that are ultimately the mistakes of the translation software, maybe I already have! 😆 but it's fun to think about
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Read 'em and weep, I now have a monopoly on Vampire Weekend parody songs about learning Metamath.
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Who's gonna tell him...
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Going over quiz questions from college. Back when I was learning mechanics I'd have done 8 pages of explicit matrix garbage to answer this, now it's like "oh yeah there's a commutator and it's simple once you diagonalize." This was a quals flashcard I quite like.
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