1. What Gödel Discovered (stopa.io)
recommended by 2 users | 2020 | 1000 points by stopachka | original thread |
2. A Programmer's Introduction to Mathematics (jeremykun.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2018 | 937 points by chocolateboy | original thread |
3. Sphere Packing Solved in Higher Dimensions (quantamagazine.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2016 | 218 points by digital55 | original thread |
4. Teaching Linear Algebra (bentilly.blogspot.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2009 | 208 points by btilly | original thread |
5. A Mathematician’s Lament (2002) [pdf] (maa.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2015 | 170 points by gshrikant | original thread |
6. Complex numbers have never been so intuitive to me (betterexplained.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2011 | 154 points by AndrewMoffat | original thread |
7. A Mathematician’s Lament (2002) [pdf] (maa.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2013 | 152 points by kjhughes | original thread |
8. Visual Group Theory (web.bentley.edu)
recommended by 2 users | 2016 | 90 points by rfreytag | original thread |
9. Lockhart's Lament: On Mathematics at School (maa.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2008 | 70 points by hhm | original thread |
10. On Math Teaching: Lockhart's Lament (maa.org)
recommended by 2 users | 2008 | 46 points by orib | original thread |
11. Calculus Made Easy (1914) [pdf] (djm.cc)
recommended by 2 users | 2017 | 1080 points by Pamar | original thread |
12. Ask HN: How to self-learn math?
recommended by 2 users | 2018 | 618 points by sidyapa | original thread |
13. Terry Tao on some desirable properties of mathematical notation (mathoverflow.net)
recommended by 2 users | 2020 | 393 points by jjhawk | original thread |
14. “I was a theoretical physicist for 13 years, and struggled a lot with this question.” (comment)
recommended by 2 users | 2009 | michael_nielsen on: Ask HN: Do you read math & hard science books? How? | original thread |
15. Fun with math: Dividing one by 998001 yields a surprising result (iheartchaos.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2012 | 754 points by kenver | original thread |
16. Ask HN: Best Mathematics book for complete noobie?
recommended by 2 users | 2009 | 78 points by babyboy808 | original thread |
17. Mathematics for the Adventurous Self-Learner (neilwithdata.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2020 | 1232 points by nsainsbury | original thread |
18. Ask HN: Are there books for mathematics like Feynman's lectures on physics?
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 788 points by pirate_is_back | original thread |
19. Self Studying the MIT Applied Math Curriculum (harshsikka.me)
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 714 points by hsikka | original thread |
20. Ask HN: How to self-study mathematics from the undergrad through graduate level?
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 654 points by hsikka | original thread |
21. Visually stunning math concepts which are easy to explain (math.stackexchange.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 560 points by aaronbrethorst | original thread |
22. A Map of Mathematics (quantamagazine.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2020 | 414 points by theafh | original thread |
23. The Secret of the Fibonacci Sequence in Trees (amnh.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2011 | 344 points by pigbucket | original thread |
24. 2014 Fields Medals announced (mathunion.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 308 points by johnb556677 | original thread |
25. The Future of Mathematics? [video] (youtube.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 271 points by dgellow | original thread |
26. Our greatest shortcoming is our inability to understand the exponential function (youtube.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2010 | 206 points by itistoday | original thread |
27. The weird and wonderful world of constructive mathematics (2017) [pdf] (home.sandiego.edu)
recommended by 1 user | 2018 | 166 points by lainon | original thread |
28. A Mathematician’s Lament (2002) [pdf] (maa.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2017 | 159 points by Tomte | original thread |
29. Ask cperciva: Are great mathematicians born or made?
recommended by 1 user | 2008 | 36 points by dwaters | original thread |
30. “My intuition tells me there's a fair chance such a fixed-point exists, if MD5 behaves as a random oracle.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | gojomo on: Using http:// and .com is madness | original thread |