Maths is honestly beautiful

ye

Beauty is honestly mathful

>>16684814 (OP)
as are many fields of inquiry

Im cursed with knowing it is beautiful but too damn dumb to fully grasp it. Proof: my professor called me stupid

>>16684814 (OP)
Yeh

>>16684814 (OP)
Math. This is an American speaking site.

>tranimal thread

Primes alone carry a mystical beauty.

>>16687431
As a computer programmer, math carries a directly and immediately powerful application. Using linear algebra, random noise can be turned into realistic images by comparing matrices with data sets of real images to "train" models. It is like a million moneys on typewriters being filtered against human literature. It works for words and language, not just colored pixels on a grid.

>>16687450

>It is like a million monkeys* on typewriters being filtered against human literature. It works for words and language, not just colored pixels on a grid.

With enough data and computing power, videos and other complex data can be generated. This requires a lot of computing resources.

In my area, there is a controversial project to build a giant data center to meet consumer AI demands as it requires clearing a bunch of trees, sucking up a bunch of water for cooling, and potentially generating noise and pollution.

>>16686235
cope

>>16684814 (OP)
It's truly both beautiful and magical.

>>16687450
>Using linear algebra,
People keep saying that, but a large part of what makes deep learning and AI work is the non-linear part. People don't talk nearly enough about the nonlinearities inherent in machine learning.

>>16684814 (OP)
A borderline tautological statement. It's pretty in the same vein as heroin is pleasant and purse dog breeds are miserable: the gobs of knowledge that get lumped together as math are selected for it precisely because they're stimulating in this particular way. Math people are CHEATING MOTHERFUCKING JUNKIES at best or PURSE DOGS ENTHUSIASTS at worst.

>>16686220
Sorry master America-sama, going to go and goon to BBC sissy hypno for 5 hours now like the founding fathers intended, hope that makes up for my insolence

>>16691152
>cheating
Maths is just the rulebook, how is it cheating to use it?

>>16684814 (OP)
>beautiful
are you an arts graduate? STEM chads do not care about whether something is beautiful or estetically pleasing, that's subhuman arts and literature behaviour. We only care about its usefulness and its applicability to real life problems.
If you want to find beauty, switch to a makeup career, maths ain't it

>>16691139
>the nonlinearities inherent in machine learning.
Can you give me an example anon

>>16691139

Linear algebra is the most basic math for building neural networks. It's not about "linearity" but multiplying matrices. Abstract algebra is also important, like set theory. Any sort of data can be represented by a neural network and they can be configured in various ways. They can generate media, solve problems.

You can even build a neural network that builds itself and "learns" how to do things by trial and error like a human being. This all requires linear algebra. Mathematical logic can be modeled with computers. This means that we can use math to build programs that think like human beings and maybe even one day build a self-aware intelligence out of pure logic.

By multiplying n-dimensional arrays of numbers in complex ways, you can build a generative intelligence, give it a goal, simulate thousands of random attempts, and "evolve" an optimal solution. In machine learning, an evolutionary algorithm (EA) can make random "mutations" and attempt the same goal repeatedly inside a digital simulation until it "evolves" to the optimal solution. It is amazing, it is like creating an organic lifeform out of pure logic and math.

>>16691220
That's a virgineer opinion, not a math chad opinion.

>>16691220
Geometry and number theory produces a lot of beautiful results and math visualizations are important to our exploration of things like numbers and topology. The natural world is also full of beauty in ways that mathematics can model. Nature, biology, physics, all of this is made of mathematical patterns. Theoretical math is not immediately concerned with applicability. You are just a weird pseud.

>>16691220
Tautological statement

>>16687431
>>16691261
I'd say math is beautiful for the kino images we can produce. It makes great wallpaper

>>16691220
Are you retarded?

People thought math was magic for thousands of years. Math autists babbling at each other was indistinguishable from a wizard battle to the layman.

There's nothing more nauseating that watching a bunch of retards verbally masturbating and jerking each other off to "mathematical beauty"

>>16695137
Based.
>>16695141
Cringe.

>>16695182
Seethe

>>16684814 (OP)
Idgi desu

>>16685016
You deserve it

>>16691220
>You actually ENJOY something? Didn't you know everything exists for the sole purpose of making my boss slightly more rich?!
Fucking cuck

>>16695303
No one gives a shit what you enjoy doing. It only becomes a problem when you think doing something makes you superior to others who don't enjoy doing the same things you do. Know your place, trash.

>>16695290
Why?

>>16684814 (OP)
Leave the fluffy Kot alone!

>>16696327
Revenge shall be the kot's

>>16684814 (OP)
Cute kitty :)

>>16697717
It’s being man handled.

>>16684814 (OP)
Math is honestly cute
1s and 0s are kawaii

>>16684814 (OP)
Only if you study useless shit like muh algebra or number theory

>>16686235
>tranime poster

Does anyone have any great math wallpaper for PCs?

>>16701189
My penis is pretty big

>>16691220
>The mathematician’s patterns, like the painter’s or the poet’s must be beautiful; the ideas like the colors or the words, must fit together in a harmonious way. Beauty is the first test: there is no permanent place in the world for ugly mathematics.
>- G.H. Hardy, A Mathematician's Apology
Begone, Demon.

>>16684814 (OP)
Yeah

>>16684814 (OP)
My favorite number is three I think. No wait! Four. No wait! Two.

>>16684814 (OP)
>>16684857
Both statements are true

>>16691220
One of the only reasons why people are passionate about math is because it's beautiful in its pure definition and symmetry in some cases.

>>16691220

A professor once explained that some math is beautiful, like poetry. I don't claim to be very bright, but I understood intuitively exactly what he was talking about. Others in the room found the aesthetic appreciation of math itself to be strange, which is a bit sad. But the phrasing of your post suggests that you're aware of this and having a giggle to get (You)s, in which case you've succeeded.

>>16684814 (OP)
because you accept your submission and ignorance to its true nature.
just cause math says so doesn't make it so