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Recent activity on Mathstodon, the mathematics-focused corner of Mastodon, has sparked discussions across a variety of mathematical topics. Users such as MartinEscardo and Ddrake have been active, contributing to the vibrant exchange of ideas within the community. The Aperiodical, a website dedicated to recreational mathematics, has also been a key source of content, highlighting events like the "Big Internet Math-Off" competitions from previous years and teasing the upcoming "Big Internet Math-Off 2024." Denise Gaskins' "Playful Math for the Summer" blog post was shared, showcasing engaging math resources and games.
These online platforms provide a space for mathematicians and enthusiasts to share insights, puzzles, and announcements. One example is a post from Ngons highlighting a tiling pattern involving dodecagon rings, squares, and triangles, which can be connected to form a Koch snowflake, demonstrating the intersection of geometry, fractals, and math art. Another post referenced an issue of Double Maths First Thing by Colin, who discusses his mission to the moon and spreading joy for math.
In addition to sharing interesting mathematical concepts, some Mastodon users are addressing platform-specific issues. MartinEscardo proposed a feature request aimed at improving the reply system, suggesting that users should have more control over who is notified in a thread to avoid irrelevant notifications. The Mathstodon community continues to be a hub for mathematical exploration, resource sharing, and discussions on improving the online experience for its members.
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These online platforms provide a space for mathematicians and enthusiasts to share insights, puzzles, and announcements. One example is a post from Ngons highlighting a tiling pattern involving dodecagon rings, squares, and triangles, which can be connected to form a Koch snowflake, demonstrating the intersection of geometry, fractals, and math art. Another post referenced an issue of Double Maths First Thing by Colin, who discusses his mission to the moon and spreading joy for math.
In addition to sharing interesting mathematical concepts, some Mastodon users are addressing platform-specific issues. MartinEscardo proposed a feature request aimed at improving the reply system, suggesting that users should have more control over who is notified in a thread to avoid irrelevant notifications. The Mathstodon community continues to be a hub for mathematical exploration, resource sharing, and discussions on improving the online experience for its members.
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- The Aperiodical: Aperiodical post about Double Maths First Thing
- denisegaskins.com: Blog post about Playful Math for the Summer
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- HashTags: #Mathematics #Posts #Mathstodon
- Company: Mathstodon
- Target: Information
- Product: Calculus
- Feature: MathPosts
- Type: News
- Severity: Medium