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Octo bsc mathematics ∴
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proving with mathematical induction
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setting up tex scripts 🌀
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TeX scripts and drawings learning
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Vectors and arrows
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Magnificent clouds
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Pen and paper mathematics
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Collage college of the mathematics playground
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Joyous, fun mathematics ftw
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Dub music, mathematics, play
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Physics tutorial
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Square partitions
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The sunshiny day, we are the world
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Dub playlist
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Mar 1Fri
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Synthwave playlist
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Mozart, chants, sunlight and rubber duck
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Binomial venn diagrams
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Using Insight Timer gongs, and microrests
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Lagrimas negras
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Proofs that count
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Had too much to dream last night
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Learning Gregorian chants and Tibetan om
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The night of the vampire
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Spring is around the corner
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Struggling
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What is the chance of rolling 6 with a die?
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Chopin's Fantaisie Impromptu
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Statisztika, caffeine might be neuroprotective
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If you have ghosts
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I could relax my wrists, it's awesome!
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Permutations, combinations, variations
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Diophantine equations, fostering algebraic questions
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Wherever I have gone, the blues runs the game
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4 way coordination with metronome
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Riddle
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Sorting algorithms in vision
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Breathing into the belly
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Shelter from the storm
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Minus six degress, sunlight
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Granularity of dreams
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This Herbie Hancock playlist is cool
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Classic probability space
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Visualising permutations with Molly
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Pizza, beautiful sunny, winter day
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And the thrill, should have been all
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Building paragraphs at the break of dawn
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Rolling the dice
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AB focused meditation
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Cold, sunny day, cup of coffee, morning
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Sunshine, blues day, jazz riffs and singing
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Going up the country, reharmonising/building a song
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Bossa Nova, nevicato, Kako reči učenje u slovenščini?
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Coffee, dreams, dim lights of dark morning
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Rainy rock day
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A cold sunshiny day
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Blog article driven learning
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Solving puzzles while listening to world music.
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Coefficient Harmony
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How does + work in NumPy?
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Broadcasting in NumPy, juggling meaning.
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Miscellaneous ideas.
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Scikit open-source learning.
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Scikit open-source learning.
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Echos of number sequences.
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Tuple comprehension at the end of time.
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Filter and taking breaks.
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zip() takes as its input iterables.
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When unscrambling jumbled significance.
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If a morning is sunlit at autumn.
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Using data tools on data tools.
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Deleting repositories and practicing one liners.
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You can learn anything.
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Comprehending list comprehensions while being bent by a massive object.
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Representations of generator objects are not errors.
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Doing scientific research in small steps.
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Crafting histograms on a November morning.
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Art at the edge of mathematics and computer science.