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Deep Dive Into Graph Traversals

There are over 2.07 billion monthly active Facebook Users worldwide as of Q3 2017. The most important aspect of the Facebook network is the…

Sachin Malhotra

Dec 10

Five Miracles of Mathematics That Will Unleash Your Creativity

“Why does mathematics describe nature? That’s a deeper question than most.” –Terence McKenna

Dec 5

Graph Representation Learning

Graph models are pervasive for describing information across any scientific and industrial field where complex information is used.

Marco Brambilla

Dec 13

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For Digital Success, Look Beyond STEM Skills, Computer Scientists Urge

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Common Core Math is Not the Enemy

why you hate it and why we need new perspective in education

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Math is Play, Or At Least, It Could Be More Playful

So I had this idea that math is play, or at least it can be more play-ful than it often is, in the world, and in our classrooms…

Matthew Oldridge

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JavaScript { Part 13 : The Math object }

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10 awkward moments in math history

We have all experienced our awkward moments. Something unexpected happens, there is some social tense and a personal uneasiness and you…

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When magic fails in mathematics

The dark side of memorisation

Dec 3

What makes a good Diagnostic Question?

In an earlier post, I explained the reasons why I am more than a little obsessed with using multiple choice diagnostic questions in every…

Nov 29

Getting To The Root Of Sorting With Radix Sort

Today marks the very last sorting algorithm that we’re going to cover in this series. You are free to (finally) breathe a sigh of relief!

Jul 24

Understanding Euler’s Formula

Leonhard Euler is commonly regarded, and rightfully so, as one of greatest mathematicians to ever walk the face of the earth. The list of…

Nov 27

Writing Code like a Mathematical Proof

Beginning in my early years of software development, I was interested in the way formal math shared similarities with writing code. In math…

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An Introduction to Probability

“Probability Theory Should Be Thrown Under A Bus” — Artifical Intelligence Expert, Carlos E. Perez.

Brandon Skerritt

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Mathematics must be creative, else it ain’t mathematics

Why school maths could do with more mash-ups

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The Principle of Meta

Why We Fail to Solve Specific Problem Types

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The algorithm that makes digital navigation possible

If you’re anything like me a large portion of your day is spent staring at your phone’s map trying to figure out how to get where you’re…

Jonathan Brandwein

Nov 20

Backprop and systolic arrays.

I’ve had a serendipitous encounter on the plane with a professor returning from SC17, and we ended up talking about how backprop can map…

Yaroslav Bulatov

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How To Win Sudoku

Learn about the popular puzzle called Sudoku and how we can teach computers to solve it on their own.

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Deconstructing Randomness as Chaos and Entanglement in Disguise

Here’s a question the perhaps needs to be asked, but hasn’t been asked enough. What is randomness and where does it come from?

Carlos E. Perez

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