Equations built giants like Google. Who’ll find the next billion-dollar maths?

Re:Equations built giants like Google. Who’ll find the next ... by uejfiweun on Monday January 24, 2022 @04:25PM (#30064265)

I would really love it if there was some type of Leetcode for math. I grew up in a very liberal artsy environment and was actually warned against taking advanced math for most of my life. It wasn't until college, taking requirements for my CS major, that I realized I actually find it fascinating and have an aptitude for it - but then college ended and I just have barely done any math since.

If anyone has any resources on this or general advice I'd love to hear it. It seems to me like all the coolest cutting edge stuff in Tech right now requires a lot of math so I'd love to start grinding at it.

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Re:Equations built giants like Google. Who’ll find the next ... by theGeatZhopa on Monday January 24, 2022 @04:48PM (#30064530)

Recently I saw a link here which was like "from 0 to 100 on 4 pages" by Faymann (physic also needs math lol) and know of cheat sheets for higher mathematics. But I admit, a cheat sheet isn't an exercise. And may be there are some "from 3d to 2d on 4 pages" for mathematics.. possibility to google for mathematics for engineers and getting some books of the Grad-Masters would work offline too. Or, just try to read some papers on topic you need anyway on arxiv? Or try to crack one of the 100 year mathematical problems :)

But truly, I would go to physic and do the math if I were you. But I'm too lazy

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Re:Equations built giants like Google. Who’ll find the next ... by skaevola on Monday January 24, 2022 @04:55PM (#30064607)

If you're not already aware, there's Project Euler: https://projecteuler.net/

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Re:Equations built giants like Google. Who’ll find the next ... by komuher on Monday January 24, 2022 @04:32PM (#30064352)

If you found smth ping me here :)

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