Franklin Pezzuti Dyer

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On this website, you'll find posts about topics in mathematics, computer science, philosophy, language, psychology, and other areas that I've found interesting, as well some comics and original creative works.

If you want, you can check out my activity on Math Stackexchange and Github as well.

This blog has two main purposes:

To clearly explain complex ideas that are interesting and/or important (in an entertaining way). These blog posts avoid obscure notation and terminology, which can be a discouraging barrier to entry for people interested in academic subjects.
To improve my own comprehension of concepts that interest me. Forcing myself to lay out my thoughts in detail is a good way to practice communication and teaching skills, as well as uncover mistakes or weaknesses in my understanding.

I hope you find something here worth reading. However, it seems unlikely that this blog will benefit you more than it has benefitted me.

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El Cuarteto de Nos 2019-06-10 Un análisis de las canciones cómicamente filosóficas de mi grupo favorito.

Loops and Groops 2019-10-30 Use group theory to describe picture-hanging puzzles and paths on strange surfaces.

SVD Decomposition and Image Compression 2019-12-10 I extract the essence of a beautiful iguana.

Environmental Crossfitness in Genetic Algorithms 2020-05-20 Virtually evolved 'organisms' make fools of themselves in unfamiliar environments.