jooleahchrist4d ago
#thermalcamera #thermal #philly #philadelphia #FLP #Freelibrary #freelibraryofphiladelphia #parkwaycentral #microfilm #ancestry #readthepaper #wintervibes #microfilmmondays
Show threadJosh McKinnonFeb 4
I’m 100m from where this paper is written, in Surry Hills. The people who work there must really hate working here. They should move the publishing house to Mosman where the journalists could live and work in peace
#readthepaper #auspol
Show threadJosh McKinnonFeb 4
The whole opinion page spread today is just angry white boomer One Nation voter bullshit
#readthepaper #auspol
Show threadJosh McKinnonFeb 4
“Jim’s Spending”. Cool, cool, rational analysis in the paper.
#readthepaper #auspol
Josh McKinnonFeb 4
What’s the Venn diagram of people who #readthepaper and people who vote One Nation?
#auspol
Amo a Sam amatDec 4, 2022

This just popped up in my inbox. https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathematical-trio-advances-centuries-old-number-theory-problem-20221129/?mc_cid=27b6cad563&mc_eid=2bb28479cf

"Now, in a paper posted online in late October, Alpöge, Bhargava and Shnidman have shown that at least 2/21 (about 9.5%) and at most 5/6 (about 83%) of whole numbers can be written as the sum of two cubed fractions."

(https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.10730 "
Integers expressible as the sum of two rational cubes")

Those limits are bloody wide for a peer-reviewed, published paper.

I wonder what the #WidestRange has ever been a focus of a #reputable #PeerReviewed paper?
(range, normalised, expressed as a percentage, I suppose)

#NumberTheory #Mathematics #WittyBuggers #readThePaper
#RationalCubes

Mathematical Trio Advances Centuries-Old Number Theory Problem | Quanta Magazine

The work — the first-ever limit on how many whole numbers can be written as the sum of two cubed fractions — makes significant headway on “a recurring embarrassment for number theorists.”

Quanta Magazine
Show threadRuth MottramNov 23, 2022
@iceadvice Ooh that's cool! I should probably #ReadThePaper but do you need to input snowfall accumulation in this technique or is it entirely (#radr) obs derived?