What better book to kick of my in-depth reviews of textbooks with than than the first math book I bought for myself? In December of 2018 I purchased “A Book of Abstract Algebra” by Charles C. Pinter (and several others), somewhat on a whim, and worked through it. It would not be a stretch to …
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For my holiday vacation I was looking for something light, fun, and informative to read, and AIQ, by Nick Polson and James Scott, did not disappoint. The authors clearly state in the beginning that there are many public discussions which must be had about new AI technologies, and that this book is not here to …
Throughout my time in school and especially during my self study endeavors, I have always looked for ways to improve my habits. There is no shortage of tips and tricks online for how to study better or more efficiently. I have tried many different things and some have worked better than others. Today, I want …
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Several months ago, my desire to learn physics crystallized from a vague goal to a determination for action. It was a confluence of multiple streams of influence. A lifetime of pop science and sci-fi merged with the can-do attitude from a recently completed math degree. A difficult job market provided the opportunity and incentive to …