jgoldfar

Location: Central FL

Remote: Yes, preferred

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: HTML/CSS/JS, Node, SQL, Python, Scala, Java, C++, Swig, Docker, git, Shell, Linux, DevOps

Tools: Tensorflow, Docker, Postgres

Platforms: AWS, GSuite, Plaid, OAuth

Education: PhD Applied Mathematics

Resume: - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-goldfarb-8684851b/ - https://gitlab.com/jgoldfar (more active recently) - https://github.com/jgoldfar

Email: [email protected]

I love ramping up in new domains, investigating technologies, and iterating on solutions; lately, I have been developing simulation codes for applications in biomedical engineering and consulting on API implementation and app architecture, among other things, and am looking for an innovative, collaborative group to dedicate myself to full time.

So funny to see this, since I have a friend who has a book coming out on exactly this topic

https://www.amazon.com/18-Tiny-Deaths-Invention-Forensics/dp...

Frances Glessner Lee is a fascinating woman; she made the nutshells and is also credited with originating modern forensic science.

You're right, and the technical distinction is warranted, but the definition you give is still not equivalent to that of being mathematically idempotent, since the domain and range of f are not isomorphic.

*increase the denominator.

nitpick aside, agreed