Undergraduate Math Student Pushes Frontier of Graph Theory
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Undergraduate Math Student Pushes Frontier of Graph Theory
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#2Looking forward to the numberphile video about it.
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#3Great work!
I wonder if their expertise would be helpful in understanding deep learning, a rare field that made advances before mathematicians had fully laid the groundwork (sometimes they do a century ahead of time :));
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#4This sort of news is always like a splash of cold water to the face to me.
I haven't produced any breakthrough research as an undergraduate. Have I accomplished enough? Am I too complacent? Should I be doing more, working more, studying more?
I always remember that the best way to achievement is to stick to areas that are personally exciting to me, and keep cranking at the best pace I can.
Others' success shouldn't make you anxious. Instead, let it motivate you to move faster along your own groove.
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#5A bit of a fluff piece; sadly short on details.
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#6I was having a discussion recently in another forum where I argued that success at a Math Olympiad is a good indicator of future success. I'm not surprised to see in the slightest he won a gold medal at 16.
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#8This sort of news is always like a splash of cold water to the face to me. I haven't produced any breakthrough research as an undergraduate. Have I accomplished enough? Am I too complacent? Should I be doing more, working more, studying more? I always remember that the best way to achievement is to stick to areas that are personally exciting to me, and keep cranking at the best pace I can. Others' success shouldn't m…
If you have a roof over your head and food on the table you are doing enough. Anything beyond that is either for your enjoyment or to feed your ego.
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#9This sort of news is always like a splash of cold water to the face to me. I haven't produced any breakthrough research as an undergraduate. Have I accomplished enough? Am I too complacent? Should I be doing more, working more, studying more? I always remember that the best way to achievement is to stick to areas that are personally exciting to me, and keep cranking at the best pace I can. Others' success shouldn't m…
instead of breaking new ground in statistics, i'm using 100% of my brain's ability to add, minus, multiply and divide to squeeze another 0.003 bps in trade execution.
i sleep soundly at night knowing that there are guys who are way smarter than me doing even sillier things than me.
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#10Even though this is in Quanta this is really cool!