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  • July 16, 2023

    German Museum

    German Museum

    I recently went on a trip to Germany and decided to visit the German Museum in Munich. Currently, the museum houses a variety of exhibits on robotics, cryptography, mathematics, physics, and more! The pictures above show two pieces I learned more about in the robotics and physics exhibits. The first picture shows a fin ray…

  • May 31, 2023

    First Glance “Under the Hood”: A Closer Look at Computer Hardware

    First Glance “Under the Hood”: A Closer Look at Computer Hardware

    One weekend, I was given an old MacBook Pro and an external hard drive that were supposed to get destroyed for data security reasons. I took this opportunity to not just make sure that the data is unrecoverable, but to look closer at the hardware. I could see and measure how components are put together…

  • January 8, 2023

    Stanford course: Introduction to Mathematical Thinking

    Stanford course: Introduction to Mathematical Thinking

    I recently completed a course on Coursera called “Introduction to Mathematical Thinking”. The course is offered by Stanford and is taught by Dr. Keith Devlin. I enjoyed the course very much, and it gave me a good perspective on what it would be like to study mathematics. While the course was fun, it did consume…

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