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• Post #2733168

  I asked a question on MSE: are there algebraic structures that are closed almost everywhere, ie for which closure fails only on sets of measure zero (for some measure)? https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/5134731/is-there-a-notion-of-an-almost-closed-algebraic-structure-or-property

• Post #2733167

  we were spied on the other day. luckily the spies were charitable and shared the photos

• Post #2733166

  id like to make a checkpoint in time for future reference: these are the days when it felt like the widespread adoption of llms in the mathematical community has begun. id also note that recently my mother started using the thing actively/habitually as well. suggests it being a generational thing, perhaps (she is far away from stem, humanities adjacent)

• Post #2733165

  @subjectsphinx i dont have solid evidence, but ive visited some big eu cities (germany, netherlands, belgium, balkans) and i easily envisage dogs and owners hanging in the park. could it be just Budapest? been a while i was in Vienna, but i wouldn’t be surprised it’s similar to Budapest in that regard

• Post #2733164

  This take by Daniel Rosiak resonates with me (see reply below as well)

• Post #2733163

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