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Tribute to my favourite Graduate Text in Mathematics, Christmas cake edition:
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Shintaro Fushida-Hardy 🦎
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Shintaro Fushida-Hardy 🦎
@FushidaHardy
Aspiring mathem-art-ician from Aotearoa - New Zealand. Topology graduate student at Stanford University. He/him
San Francisco Bay, California Katılım Şubat 2019
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And, in the spirit of free speech, the AMS and conference organizers so generously offered to confine us to the "first amendment demonstration area", i.e., the pig pen pictured below:
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@mathzaddy Oooh! Trying to break into the University of California system huh? I hear that UC Hicago is one of the best, good luck!
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@littmath literally chose the only one that was wrong lol
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When this poll is over, one of the options below will win, by having received the most votes (or tied for the most votes). Your goal is to say something true about this outcome. Please RT for maximum chaos.
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@OrdinaryStarman it was always "um um uuuuummmm" at my primary school (in whangarei)
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Yay Ipswich Town FC!
(They're the football team I support, and they just ended the season with the largest goal difference, and fewest losses, in League One! They'll be promoted to the Championship league next season)
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@minilek This! I took the GRE in New Zealand, where I'm from, and had the same experience: offered in one location, and only once a year. This was very surprising to me because NZ is such an "Americanized" country in the grand scheme of things, and even then it was so inaccessible.
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The conversations I’ve seen around eliminating GRE weren’t due to scores correlated w/ wealth. Rather, the exam is absurdly expensive, and very difficult to take in many countries (eg in Ethiopia there’s only one city offering it, and you can’t register w/o a foreign credit card)
Erik Hoel@erikphoel
3. The reasoning is that test scores correlate to family wealth. But compared to what? The school pedigrees that make up the bulk of a college application implies wealth from essentially diapers on Philips Exeter has a 10% acceptance rate... for 9th graders!
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@MarissaKawehi wait pants aren't supposed to have genus? i need to find a new clothing store
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@pwr2dppl 1 really long syllable! I think it's like
(rh)(y)(thm)
which is like
(d)(o)(g)
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This is called a cropping board, and it's used to crop a type of physical version of a jpeg or png.
annelise@no_notmonalisa
Is there an updated version of this machine I haven’t heard about? I used this machine a month ago
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Wikipedia editors CANNOT DECIDE WHAT TO CALL THIS THING. By my unofficial count, the 15-year-long debate is ~65k words — as long as a novel (thread)
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@MarissaKawehi Lmao but this is also a weird compliment i guess? Like, congrats on computer-level consistency
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As the 10th anniversary of Aaron’s death approaches this Wednesday, it’s definitely the time to watch (or re-watch) The Internet’s Own Boy!
NOODZ 🍜@CardanoNoodz
Hear Aaron’s story 🤍 “the Internet’s own boy” youtu.be/9vz06QO3UkQ Thank you, Aaron, for your work and inspiration. Bless you @beadmomsw
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Thanks for the retweet, I guess, but it doesn’t really make up for kicking us out of JMM. 😬
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@RanthonyEdmonds telling the important stories of Black mathematicians in a beautiful and powerful talk #DisruptJMM #JMM2023
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Unfortunately due to Twitter’s limitations, the winner of this poll will be decided by First Past the Post
(sorry about that)
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@altopologist yay!! i'm really happy it went well
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@pwr2dppl @EmiDoesMath Lol “would emi subtweet me?” a surprisingly effective method of decision making.
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