seattle math

We're scheduling a dryer vent cleaning and if anyone else is interested, we can get a group

Anyone interested?

Hello everyone! Jason is scheduled to clean my vents and has offered a group discount if I can gather

It will be March 6th starting at 2:30PM. The address for victrola is 411 15th Avenue East, Seattle,

Geek Meister, I now live a little further away, but with better bus connections. Please keep me on

http://yudkowsky.net/rational/bayes <== an explanation of bayes theorem I'm particularly fond

Those of you who know calculus well enough to poke at this (http://seattlemath.org/wiki/index.php/

calculus: Try to be through the first chapter of this main book by next week. If you have time, also

No single time was good for everyone, but I can be at Jigsaw 4-6 Monday (6-8 is the math meeting, so

Starting up again next Monday, from 6-8 PM, the math meetup is studying machine learning. We're

Since at least two people at jigsaw have expressed interest in learning Calculus to me I figured that

Also, after a bit of discussion, focus is switching to the stanford machine learning lectures.

In case you haven't heard Benoit Mandelbrot died last week. If this is old news to you forgive me

Hi everyone, This week we studied hyperreals and non-standard analysis. We walked through examples of

Next week will have a meeting, but Nile will be running it, for those of you who were there to hear

Went over ITILA a bit (free in pdf form here: http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/mackay/itila/),

(links bitlied because i tweeted this before deciding to email it, and i'm too lazy to unbitly

Reminder; there will be no meeting this monday, 8/23. Show up at risk of extreme boredom and having

Vis-à-vis Haskel, Category Theory, etc.you might find this interesting: "Abstract Nonsense for

Those all look excellent ('cept I can't speak for the statistics book; not saying it's

okay; remember there is a vetting process; you need three keyed members to vouch for you for a