Category Archives: Communicating Math

Raising a Neural Net

Posted on January 28, 2019 by Samantha from SocialMath

I’ve been a little busy over the past year or so. You see, I have been creating the most advanced neural net known to mankind. It took me 9 months to code it and get it just right… Continue reading →

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Oreo Preferences

Posted on August 27, 2018 by Samantha from SocialMath

Everyone loves Oreos! They are delicious and sugary and chocolatey and have excellent filling! For your pleasure, I have done extensive research on the preferences of several different kinds of Oreos. Well, maybe not extensive research. But a bunch of … Continue reading →

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PhDs with Personality

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Samantha from SocialMath

Everyone has a personality. At the risk of over-simplifying, I’m going to argue that there are two types of PhDs in Industry. Front-Room PhDs and Back-Room PhDs*. The distinction is that some technicians and developers enjoy talking to business clients and … Continue reading →

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