Hi everyone! I’ve been maintaining a math blog as part of my self-study journey, and I’m curious—do math blogs still matter to readers? What kind of content do you find most helpful or engaging? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

Migrating my blog from Jekyll to Material for MkDocs. It’s still a work in progress, but with the current amount of content, it’s more of a gentle nudge than a full-on move. Excited to tap into better Markdown support, sleek theming, and improved docs features.

An overdue call to reflect on what math truly is and at the same time a beautifully written modern day love letter to one of humanity’s deepest endeavors. This invites us to move beyond the noisy “AI will replace this & that” chatter. Please repost! web.mathi.uni-heidelberg.de/content/uplo...

Today is Sept 20. On this date in 1996 mathematician Paul Erdős passed away. One of the most prolific mathematicians of the 20th century. Pursued problems in discrete mathematics, graph theory, number theory, and probability theory. My personal Erdős number is 4.

Tell your Italian friends: I'm speaking at two events in Italy a week from now: A public event in Rome Sep 27 related to the Italian edition of my book: www.associazionetokalon.com/matematica-p... Then at the Global Math Summit in Cagliari on Oct 1: www.globalmathsummit.com Excited about both!

Nicht nur ein Buch! Aber auch einfach nur ein Buch zum Schmökern. #mathsky #mathematik #edusky

It's book release day in the US!! Just finished another interview about it...

Pieces of Mathematics: Quotes www.piecesofmathematics.com/quotes/

If you would like a signed copy of my new book UNEQUAL you can pre-order from Sandmeyer′s and request my signature! I will sign it before it sgips (anywhere in the US). Out in the US Sept 2! www.sandmeyersbookstore.com/item/lqczeCE...

Today is August 24. Happy Birthday to Karen Uhlenbeck, born on this date in 1942. She won the 2019 Abel Prize in mathematics for "her pioneering achievements in geometric partial differential equations, gauge theory, and integrable systems, and for the fundamental impact of her work."

Come work with my fantastic colleagues! We have a job opening for someone in any area of operations research with a broad teaching porfolio. See the ad: math.hmc.edu/tenure-track...

Mathematical intelligence is not about calculus or topology any more than musical intelligence is limited to a particular genre or instrument. It is a system for making us better thinkers and problem solvers, using the proven tools of mathematics. J. Mubeen, Mathematical Intelligence, 2022, p. 5.

Mathematics transports us into multiple worlds, each governed by its own rules. It encourages us to break free of convention and leap from one conceptual system to another. Junaid Mubeen, Mathematical Intelligence, London 2022, p. 5.

The theoretical physicist Thomas Hertog believes that a sort of cosmological natural selection may have evolved our universe into one that is mysteriously fine-tuned for life. Tune in to “The Joy of Why” with co-host @jannalevin:

#Exercitium: Problemas de programación con Haskell de enero de 2020. jaalonso.github.io/exercitium/2... #Haskell #ProgramaciónFuncional #Matemáticas

It took us many years to improve idtracker.ai in both accuracy and tracking time. Here it is.

My new #math series in the New York Times, "Math Revealed," is aimed at everyone, whether you love math or not. Have a look! You can read it here for free without a subscription. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...