Why this site looks like a 19th-century geometry book
The history of Euclid's Elements, Oliver Byrne's radical 1847 coloured edition, and why it became the visual language for this whole site.
Everything I write lives here in one place — projects I've built, notes on teaching, and things I've learned about studying maths well.
The history of Euclid's Elements, Oliver Byrne's radical 1847 coloured edition, and why it became the visual language for this whole site.
Sourcing open transit data, simplifying it into a workable graph, and computing the optimal path across the network.
Why spaced repetition software works for facts — and how to adapt it for problem-solving skills in maths.