Decided I would create this since I find no mention of it ever. Correct me if I'm wrong.
In my case, I discovered Dugin wrote on the Mad Baron, so I'm just reading this out of curiousity.
https://eurasianist-archive.com/2019/03/09/baron-ungern-god-of-war/
Finally a book coomers thread, its been years since one of these have popped up.
Current reads as of 11/19/22
Elements of Number Theory - Stillwell
Algebraic Algorithms: Introductory Number Theory and Abstract Algebra for Computer Science Applications - Lapets
Applied Linear Algebra - Olver, Shakiban
Numerical Linear Algebra with Julia - Darve, Wooters
Integrals and Series V1: Elementary Functions - Prudnikov, Brychkov, Marichev
Treatise on Integrals V1 - Edwards
Physics for Scientists and Engineers - Tipler
Process and Reality - Whitehead
Some are for school, some are for research, some are for curiosity
I have 7 hard copy books around me right now and several pdf papers open in other screens.
"Cardiovascular Effects of the BNT162b2 mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine in Adolescents"
by Suyanee Mansanguan
turns out 29% of the cohort got some kind of heart problems "Cardiovascular effects"
301 participants, so a small group. kinda like here at SC.
What do you think of those odds?
Currently with bookmarks in them, so one might consider them "being read":
"The Noble Eightfold Path" -- Bhikkhu Bodhi
"The Master and His Emissary" -- Iain McGilchrist
"Bushcraft 101" -- Dave Canterbury
"Python Crash Course" -- Eric Matthes
Books on the shelf I want get to (eventually):
"The Three Magical Books of Solomon" -- Aleister Crowley, S.L. MacGregor Mathers & F.C. Conybear
"Training the Mind" and "The Myth of Freedom" -- Chogyam Trungpa
"Cycles of Time" -- Roger Penrose
A few different books on Category Theory.
A few fiction novels based in the Earthdawn fantasy setting.
Books on the shelf I want get to (eventually):A few different books on Category Theory.
Why?
Books on the shelf I want get to (eventually):A few different books on Category Theory.
Why?
I'm curious about many things. It seems interesting and I wonder if it will help me understand other things, as well.
Watching this guy's videos has also drawn my attention to it:
Books on the shelf I want get to (eventually):A few different books on Category Theory.
Why?
I'm curious about many things. It seems interesting and I wonder if it will help me understand other things, as well.
Watching this guy's videos has also drawn my attention to it:
Milewski is great.
Category theory conceptually isn't that hard. What makes it hard is when you lack examples. Its just a theory of structure much like Abstract Algebra, so when you lack examples of structures that category theory delineates the concepts loose all tangibility.
Given programs and mathematics can be interpreted from a structuralist perspective, its incredibly useful in deepening your understanding of such things.
Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence is actually a key feature of my graduate thesis.
