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I am part of a generation that was raised on a nourishing diet of science communication videos on YouTube. The likes of MinutePhysics, Veritasium, VSauce, Crash Course, TED-Ed, Physics Girl, 3Blue1Brown — you name it, these channels were my childhood. Had they not existed, I m...
It’s been a long summer here at Caltech, in part due to a super El Niño event which hit late but hard, with temperatures creeping up to the 100s in the first week of October. But in the history books (at least those on the history of science), the end of this summer might forever be marked by the events of last week. I’m referring here to OpenAI’s release of a whopping 722 ma...
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Prende y se apaga sola,
sale después de hora.
CHARLY GARCÍA
La máquina de ser feliz1
I’ve learned to tolerate them, and sometimes even like them, but Zoom meetings are weird. Even ...
Rudy Marcus was 91 years old when I took a course from him. His age was, arguably, not his most remarkable quality.
The course took place during the second spring of my PhD. I was completing not only the academic year, but also my course requirements. Why not, I figured, indulge in traditional statistical mechanics? Statistical mechanics