A question popped up this morning in my mind regarding why non-linear algebra is not a thing. Grok enlightened me with a rather complete answer, and basically what I said is not completely true. It provided links for me to explore further. Thanks Grok. grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5…

MIT's "Computational Science & Engineering I" by Prof. Gilbert Strang Video Lectures: youtube.com/playlist?list=… Assignments & more: ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-085…

A very captivating lecture on why real life is so full of low rank matrices Lecture 17: Rapidly Decreasing Singular Values youtu.be/9BYsNpTCZGg?si… via YouTube

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I was wondering if I should buy an iPhone now. But then I realised I bought the 15 Pro not so long ago. I guess I will have to wait for the next US president to renew it 🤣.

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Physics professor discloses in 1 minute the full insight of Quantum Mechanics.

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Just watched a lecture on Stochastic Gradient Descent used in ML, and amazed to see that it actually works. Wondering if I could use this technique to handle my own life, improve in a small way here and there gradually. In the long run it should work and be more efficient? 🤣

Idea, a color code or a grade next to each tweet showing how true it is based on Grok assessment to avoid multiple requests in the comment field

Over the past week, Arc Institute published three new discoveries that I’m very proud of. • The world's first functional AI-generated genomes. Using Evo 2 (the largest biology ML model ever trained, which Arc released in partnership with NVIDIA in February), Arc scientists

Harvard just built an AI model that can reverse disease at the cellular level. PDGrapher maps the whole gene networks, finds the best drug targets, and does it 25x FASTER.  We are changing medicine forever - and soon FREE.

Here is another incredible GPT-5 Pro example that is well above biomedical PhD level and how it advances science: I was reviewing some of our old data and noticed an email from one of my PhD students sent more than eight years ago, outlining a highly complex immune cell

I don’t know why but I’m already laughing 😭😭😅😅

CRISPR tools for T cells: targeting the genome, epigenome, and transcriptome cell.com/trends/cancer/…

Paroles d'auteurs « Nous avons deux vies. La seconde commence lorsqu'on réalise qu'on n'en a qu'une. » Confucius

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I've solved a second Erdos problem (#281) using only GPT 5.2 Pro - no prior solutions found. Terence Tao calls it "perhaps the most unambiguous instance" of AI solving an open problem:

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