Will surprise you with the facts about how viruses spread, how any two random twitterers are linked and how the whole world is a small world :)

'Small' World
Joined February 2009
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Welcome to the #AI Report. We are curating a newsletter that's research focused, and aims to equip you with actionable insights on the latest developments in #GenerativeAI and #ML. Read the inaugural edition here: bit.ly/3M8YJnA
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Mathematics. Shiver in ecstasy. An exact formula for determining the n-th prime number. bit.ly/3HY9zfn
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I'm teaching "Networks" at Stanford again this quarter, my 7th run of the course with 100+ students, following the excellent Easley & Kleinberg textbook (and mega-class at Cornell!). Always a thrill. If you teach a related class, here's an awesome lecture trick… 🧵 1/
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Fav networks of 2021, 3/7 A network of NFTs on @SuperRare - each node representing one #NFT while two are linked based on their number of shared owners. A project with @barabasi that also appeared in the @nytimes #networkscience #datascience #datavisualization #nft #cryptoart
A very nice, gentle explanation of “envelopes” and their connection to string art (and partial derivatives).
When I was a kid I used to make this sketch: connect (1,0) to (0,10), (2,0) to (0,9), etc. I thought it was cool that these straight lines had a curved boundary. Now I know that this curve is called the *envelope* of the family of lines. What is this curve? 1/7
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🤯 Topological Logic - a rod through one hole of a double torus can pass through both with some careful stretching of the surface. No tearing or pinching required. A fantastic video made by math professor Dave Richeson @divbyzero
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