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chrisTheClimber@mathstodon.xyz

<p>Math student and climber from Austria now living and studying in Frankfurt! Here to have a good time!</p><p>🏳️‍🌈🌈🧗🧮</p>

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  • Post #3227186

    RE: https://mathstodon.xyz/@chrisTheClimber/116533202284289688 The Talk tourned out to be a &amp;quot;I used Claude to generate Lean code&amp;quot; Talk🫠

  • Post #3227185

    I am currently in a course about elementary Probability Theory and don&amp;#39;t really like it much to be honest. But as preparation for yesterdays Talk our prof explained how a discrete Probability Measure is a Monad. And that&amp;#39;s insanely cool if you ask me.

  • Post #3227184

    Help. I am spending way too much money on climbing guidebooks again😂🙈

  • Post #3227183

    How do you guys do your Note-Taking? I recently simply created a new Typest file on each topic I want to take notes on. However, this makes it hard to search for notes and reuse them. I would like to use Obsidian but I really can&amp;#39;t stand the &amp;quot;LaTeX math&amp;quot; anymore...

  • Post #3227182

    I think the decomposition of finitely generated Modules over PIDs is my favourite theorem and yet I have never seen a proper proof of it.

  • Post #3227181

    Erstmal das neue Drei ??? Hörspiel hören

  • Post #3227180

    Please Help. I feel like I am in hell. In our Topology class we defined homology via a bunch of Axioms - however it was quite confusing and so I now wanted read about it in a book. The problem now is, we didn&amp;#39;t define/use the &amp;quot;Eilenberg Steenrod axioms&amp;quot; which define a homology theory as a functor on category pairs of topological spaces. We defined a homology theory as a functor simply on the category of topological spaces and instead of the excision axiom we required ou...

  • Post #3227179

    RE: https://mathstodon.xyz/@chrisTheClimber/116658216201551038 Ha! I solved it! Thanks for all the boosts! For all that are interested I&amp;#39;ll probably do a write up and post it on here! The Tldr is: They are equivalent!

  • Post #3227178

    Es ist wieder diese Zeit. Jedes Mal, wenn ich in der Uni was über ne Sigma-Algebra höre, habe ich wieder nen Ohrwurm von &amp;quot;Sigmaboy&amp;quot;🙈