Dmitry Vostokov

So, the Clontarf area had the longest daily stay in my life, but the book had the shortest borrowing time. I returned it to the library the next day because EastPoint Business Park is not even mentioned there, despite a few interesting facts.

Clontarf: An Illustrated History. Today is the fifth anniversary of my return to EastPoint Business Park in Clontarf in 2020. I first set foot in that area in 2003 and left in 2017 for a three-year break in the Dun Laoghaire and Dublin City University areas. eastpoint.ie

ML is only approx 200 pages, and the rest is the wider topics of AI, such as searching and knowledge representation. Especially, this reminded me that LLMs in today's AI agents are only a small part of the overall solution. I will definitely source my own paperback or hardcover copy later this year.

Instead of upgrading, I found that the only paperback copy was available in Ireland, and it was free, so I sourced it. Unfortunately, someone else in Ireland discovered it too, and requested so I had to return it to the library yesterday after reading 160 pages (the book has almost 1,200 pages).

Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Fourth Edition. I got the third edition Kindle print replica in 2018, but a few months ago, I discovered that the new edition appeared in 2021, a common occurrence with my books.

Beyond Euclid: An Illustrated Guide to Modern Machine Learning with Geometric, Topological, and Algebraic Structures The enduring legacy of Euclidean geometry underpins classical machine learning, which, for decades, has been primarily developed for data lying in Euclidean space. Yet, modern machine learning increas...

Beyond Euclid: An Illustrated Guide to Modern Machine Learning with Geometric, Topological, and Algebraic Structures arxiv.org/abs/2407.094...

I've updated the page for Accelerated Linux Core Dump Analysis, Fourth Edition, adding all available purchase options: dumpanalysis.org/accelerated-...

However, I also read the second half of the book about his anarchist ideas and ideals. I remember a Coursera course on linguistics that I took recently also had an interview with Chomsky.

Chomsky. This library book was a quick read during a few commutes. I was mainly interested in a quick biographical summary of his upbringing and his linguistic work in the first half of the book, since I used to be interested in generative linguistics.

I've updated the page for Memory Thinking for Rust, Second Edition, adding all available purchase options: dumpanalysis.org/memory-think...

I've created the New Observability Facebook group to track articles, links, and books related to pattern-oriented observability. www.facebook.com/groups/15247...

I've created the New Observability LinkedIn group to track articles, links, and books related to pattern-oriented observability. www.linkedin.com/groups/13355...

I've updated the page for Practical Foundations of Windows Debugging, Disassembling, Reversing, Third Edition, adding all available purchase options: www.dumpanalysis.org/practical-fo... The ultra-premium color paperback edition will be available in September.

Anne Sofie von Otter - Händel, Monteverdi, Telemann: Arias Listen to Händel, Monteverdi, Telemann: Arias on your streaming service

Some ops while listening to tidal.com/browse/album...

Pattern-Oriented Observability (Part 4): Diagnostics – Observability Square (DOS) www.dumpanalysis.org/pattern-orie...

Writing the Detectives Cambridge Core - English Literature after 1945 - Writing the Detectives

Writing the Detectives (open till 12th August) www.cambridge.org/core/element...

The Pattern-Oriented Complete Windows Memory Dump Analysis Training Pack description has been updated to include two new recent editions: www.patterndiagnostics.com/complete-mem...

New addition to my hardcopy category theory library. There always never enough books in it :-)

Trace Polynomial log analysis pattern has been submitted to the Software Diagnostics Library: www.dumpanalysis.org/blog/index.p...

Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble - Johan Helmich Roman: Cantatas Listen to Johan Helmich Roman: Cantatas on your streaming service

Working on the next trace and log analysis pattern while listening to tidal.com/browse/album...

I'm revising my book pages and adding all available purchase options. Today I've updated the page for Accelerated .NET Memory Dump Analysis, Seventh Edition www.dumpanalysis.org/accelerated-...

Tianqi Du - Bach: Goldberg Variations Listen to Bach: Goldberg Variations on your streaming service

Adding purchase variations to one of my books while listening to tidal.com/browse/album...

A graphical calculus for semi-groupal categories Around the year 1988, Joyal and Street established a graphical calculus for monoidal categories, which provides a firm foundation for many explorations of graphical notations in mathematics and physic...

A graphical calculus for semi-groupal categories arxiv.org/abs/1604.07276

monoid -> category; semigroup -> semicategory ncatlab.org/nlab/show/se... Interesting, but there is also a semi-groupal category, a monoidal category without a unit object.

This is another applied category theory book that I sourced during my travels across the former USSR earlier this year. It is also a good introduction to algebraic structures, categories, and toposes.

The original 1991 edition of Universal Algebra, Algebraic Logic, and Databases, which was later translated into English: link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

Tianqi Du - Bach: Keyboard Concertos Listen to Bach: Keyboard Concertos on your streaming service

Listening to familiar music while improving downloadable recording links for my course materials: tidal.com/browse/album...

Memory Artifacts from a Working Mathematician During my recent travels across the former USSR, I visited a bookshop, where I discovered a 1970 book on category theory by Carl Faith, Algebra: Rings, Modules and Categories (in two volumes), which I...

Category theory book archaeology last week. www.linkedin.com/pulse/memory...

A Satisfied Author | Carl Faith, Lev Lifshitz-Losev To the Editors: I laughed right out loud when I read the title of Lev Lifshitz-Losev's article "Books as Vodka" in your May 31 issue…. Also, it's

An interesting article about the book-binding quality in the USSR and beyond in the 1970s, using category theory as an example, no pun intended :-) Also, I believe "faithful functors" were not named after the author: www.nybooks.com/articles/197...

For example, "In The Labyrinths of Language: A Mathematician's Journey", and some others: garfield.library.upenn.edu/nalimov.html