Random recent posts
A random selection of recent posts from around the mathematical blogosphere.
- On This Day in Math - July 8Pat'sBlog
- Claude builds 3D Hamiltonian Monte Carlo animation in one shot with anaglyphsStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Emma Kunz, 1892 - 1963Thales’ circles
- NRL Predictions for Round 19Stats Chat
- No one you love is ever dead.Thales’ circles
- The NIH wants to “Measure and Reward Scientific Impact and Replicable Research Practices.” Here’s my recommendation to the NIH director: you can start by no longer suppressing government reports whose conclusions happen to not be in accord with your ideological preferences.Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Primes Generated by Alternating Factorials?Pat'sBlog
- Does a full moon make crime rates go up?More or Less
- Noether's Theorem Conservation: UNIZOR.COM -> Physics+ 4 All -> Lagrangian -> Noether's Theorem -> ConservationUnizor - Creative Mind through Art of Mathematics
- Spectral integrals and a first taste of functional calculusOpen System – Ark's blog
- publicdomainreview: Philipp Otto Runge’s Farbenkugel (1810)....Thales’ circles
- Conference announcement: Celebrating 100 Years: Avi 70 + CSDM 30Theory Matters
- Peter Thiel's moments of honesty are largely limited to him saying bitchy things about Elon MuskWest Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
- Oath is the campaign-donation allocation optimizer you’ve been looking forQuomodocumque
- Free Public Events Will Bring the Wonder of Mathematics to PhiladelphiaSimons Foundation
- 50 Years of Aumann’s Agreement TheoremShtetl-Optimized
- Bayesian Workflow exists as a physical book!Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Out of the frying pan and into the fire: Scientific American returned to form, and then this happened:Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Writing down harmonic numbersJohn D. Cook
- Hart’s theoremJohn D. Cook
- Getting justice can require a lot of effort, and usually at some point we’ll just give up, which is what the cheaters rely on.Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- reblog if you want to fuck this thingThales’ circles
- Algebra Problems of the Day (Algebra Regents, January 2026 Part II)(x, why?)
- Treating AI review like the contentious policy design problem it isStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- [Undefined]Thales’ circles
- Letter From the PresidentSimons Foundation
- Letter From the ChairSimons Foundation
- Mathematicians and String Theorists Push Each Other’s Fields ForwardSimons Foundation
- Bipartite matching is in NC!Shtetl-Optimized
- Matching in NC and Local EventsCombinatorics and more
- A conflict of visions by Thomas SowellHydrobates