Soderbergh’s Solaris: My Love Letter to Soviet Science Fiction
My review of Steven Soderbergh’s 2002 film adaptation of the 1961 novel Solaris
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My review of Steven Soderbergh’s 2002 film adaptation of the 1961 novel Solaris
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Some corrections to the recent post on tensors
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They say a tensor is something that transforms like a tensor, but what is that supposed to mean? In this article we’ll explore what tensors are and how to get from the intuition behind them to the usual formalism.
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Thoughts on algebraic data types and why everything else sucks balls…
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Just letting everyone know that I recently changed my PGP public key
A tutorial of sorts on how to obtain the Monster’s character table
Motivated by some of my friends, I made a list of the very best 31 films in history
Notes on a programming language
I made a simple SVG markup editor for the web
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Quick update to the website: I implemented Vim keybindings in the website
Notes on programming languages that interest me.
A presentation on the Mathics computer algebra system.
A video of a talk of mine on assembly programming.
I made a video of me photoshoping Trump’s face into Shreck’s face when he was elected. I suposse it’s still relevant.
My first attempt at glitch-art.
A tribute to John Whitney.
Here’s a GIF I made a while ago.
Notes on a photo I took a while ago.
I’ve written small LaTeX packages to help me write down solutions to Algebra and Cathegory Theory exercises.