I noticed something similar. Phrases I have noticed that Claude likes using are "... is doing major work ..." and "... worth pulling apart ...". Unfortunately, some of these have subconsciously become part of my own…
I have played quite a lot of video games in the past yes. But not much anymore.
You say pretty obvious, but it took me 2 years during my PhD to be consciously aware of this. And once I did, I immediately knew I wanted to leave my field as soon as I would finish.
I can only commend this, but people should be aware that not every church is equally welcoming. But usually every town has at least one that is!
I remember having a hard time understanding limsup/liminf and only actually understood the concept after reading this book. I am sure it is not for everyone due to its age, but I think this book is a much better…
Generating functions are also a great tool in combinatorics (see for example the book Analytic Combinatorics by Flajolet and Sedgewick).
Personally I would read a book on statistical physics instead, since this is where the study of 'emergence' began. The Feynman lectures would be good for this. I actually haven't found many good books for 'Complex…
I noticed something similar. Phrases I have noticed that Claude likes using are "... is doing major work ..." and "... worth pulling apart ...". Unfortunately, some of these have subconsciously become part of my own…
I have played quite a lot of video games in the past yes. But not much anymore.
You say pretty obvious, but it took me 2 years during my PhD to be consciously aware of this. And once I did, I immediately knew I wanted to leave my field as soon as I would finish.
I can only commend this, but people should be aware that not every church is equally welcoming. But usually every town has at least one that is!
I remember having a hard time understanding limsup/liminf and only actually understood the concept after reading this book. I am sure it is not for everyone due to its age, but I think this book is a much better…
Generating functions are also a great tool in combinatorics (see for example the book Analytic Combinatorics by Flajolet and Sedgewick).
Personally I would read a book on statistical physics instead, since this is where the study of 'emergence' began. The Feynman lectures would be good for this. I actually haven't found many good books for 'Complex…