Jeremy Kun is creating articles about Math and Programming
23
patrons
$115
per monthI've been writing about math and programming for about 6 years now. The articles are free. I post all my code and data on Github for free. I make visualizations, videos, interactive demos, and more. I try to get across the intuition I've built up about these opaque mathematical objects. And many would say I succeed.
I've covered a huge variety of topics. Here are some fan favorites:
I could keep on blogging the way I am for the rest of my life. But I have bigger plans. I want to start a podcast, write a book, write larger and more useful software, study newer mathematics, and maintain the quality of my blog as I transition into a long-term job and grow my family.
The best way to make that happen is for you, my fantastic readers, to become patrons. Have you ever used what you learned at Math ∩ Programming at your own job? Maybe as a slick feature in a software project? Show your gratitude and share your story with me (I'd love to hear it!). Has your mind ever been blown, or have you ever gotten the math chills from a moment of sudden insight? Or maybe it's just entertaining to learn about math; I know I feel that way! That's got to be worth the price of a movie ticket ($1/month for 1 year) or a week's worth of lattes ($3/month for 1 year).
If you really love Math ∩ Programming, you could even sign up for one of the higher tiers of patronship and get access to special goodies, such as early access to blog posts and goodies mailed to you.
Whatever you choose to support, I'm so grateful to have you as a reader. Let's keep Math ∩ Programming going for a long time to come :)
I've covered a huge variety of topics. Here are some fan favorites:
- The Fast Fourier Transform
- Bezier curves and Picasso's line drawings
- Facial recognition with linear algebra
- How to conquer tensorphobia
- Neural networks and backpropagation
- Elliptic curve cryptography
- An introduction to graph theory for the math-phobic (and a teaching resource for educators)
I could keep on blogging the way I am for the rest of my life. But I have bigger plans. I want to start a podcast, write a book, write larger and more useful software, study newer mathematics, and maintain the quality of my blog as I transition into a long-term job and grow my family.
The best way to make that happen is for you, my fantastic readers, to become patrons. Have you ever used what you learned at Math ∩ Programming at your own job? Maybe as a slick feature in a software project? Show your gratitude and share your story with me (I'd love to hear it!). Has your mind ever been blown, or have you ever gotten the math chills from a moment of sudden insight? Or maybe it's just entertaining to learn about math; I know I feel that way! That's got to be worth the price of a movie ticket ($1/month for 1 year) or a week's worth of lattes ($3/month for 1 year).
If you really love Math ∩ Programming, you could even sign up for one of the higher tiers of patronship and get access to special goodies, such as early access to blog posts and goodies mailed to you.
Whatever you choose to support, I'm so grateful to have you as a reader. Let's keep Math ∩ Programming going for a long time to come :)
Tiers
Pledge $1 or more per month
10 patrons
You get my gratitude! Whether the blog has helped you with school, work, or fun, your donations are keeping me going and for that I thank you.
Pledge $10 or more per month
6 patrons
In addition to the gratitude, you get access to a private forum where I'll post drafts of blog posts a week before they are public. Critique, criticize, give ideas, or just chat with other readers on the topics. I'll also throw around possible ideas for projects and you can weigh in.
Pledge $25 or more per month
2 of 20 patrons
Holy spumoni you're a super patron! In addition to the lower tier rewards, I'll send you a Math ∩ Programming mug and you'll get signed up for special secret benefits related to upcoming projects. This includes merchandise and other bonuses I will concoct, signed when appropriate.
Goals
$115 of $200 per month
Ads are the worst! If we hit this goal I'll remove them from Math ∩ Programming for good.
1 of 3I've been writing about math and programming for about 6 years now. The articles are free. I post all my code and data on Github for free. I make visualizations, videos, interactive demos, and more. I try to get across the intuition I've built up about these opaque mathematical objects. And many would say I succeed.
I've covered a huge variety of topics. Here are some fan favorites:
I could keep on blogging the way I am for the rest of my life. But I have bigger plans. I want to start a podcast, write a book, write larger and more useful software, study newer mathematics, and maintain the quality of my blog as I transition into a long-term job and grow my family.
The best way to make that happen is for you, my fantastic readers, to become patrons. Have you ever used what you learned at Math ∩ Programming at your own job? Maybe as a slick feature in a software project? Show your gratitude and share your story with me (I'd love to hear it!). Has your mind ever been blown, or have you ever gotten the math chills from a moment of sudden insight? Or maybe it's just entertaining to learn about math; I know I feel that way! That's got to be worth the price of a movie ticket ($1/month for 1 year) or a week's worth of lattes ($3/month for 1 year).
If you really love Math ∩ Programming, you could even sign up for one of the higher tiers of patronship and get access to special goodies, such as early access to blog posts and goodies mailed to you.
Whatever you choose to support, I'm so grateful to have you as a reader. Let's keep Math ∩ Programming going for a long time to come :)
I've covered a huge variety of topics. Here are some fan favorites:
- The Fast Fourier Transform
- Bezier curves and Picasso's line drawings
- Facial recognition with linear algebra
- How to conquer tensorphobia
- Neural networks and backpropagation
- Elliptic curve cryptography
- An introduction to graph theory for the math-phobic (and a teaching resource for educators)
I could keep on blogging the way I am for the rest of my life. But I have bigger plans. I want to start a podcast, write a book, write larger and more useful software, study newer mathematics, and maintain the quality of my blog as I transition into a long-term job and grow my family.
The best way to make that happen is for you, my fantastic readers, to become patrons. Have you ever used what you learned at Math ∩ Programming at your own job? Maybe as a slick feature in a software project? Show your gratitude and share your story with me (I'd love to hear it!). Has your mind ever been blown, or have you ever gotten the math chills from a moment of sudden insight? Or maybe it's just entertaining to learn about math; I know I feel that way! That's got to be worth the price of a movie ticket ($1/month for 1 year) or a week's worth of lattes ($3/month for 1 year).
If you really love Math ∩ Programming, you could even sign up for one of the higher tiers of patronship and get access to special goodies, such as early access to blog posts and goodies mailed to you.
Whatever you choose to support, I'm so grateful to have you as a reader. Let's keep Math ∩ Programming going for a long time to come :)
Recent posts by Jeremy Kun
Tiers
Pledge $1 or more per month
10 patrons
You get my gratitude! Whether the blog has helped you with school, work, or fun, your donations are keeping me going and for that I thank you.
Pledge $10 or more per month
6 patrons
In addition to the gratitude, you get access to a private forum where I'll post drafts of blog posts a week before they are public. Critique, criticize, give ideas, or just chat with other readers on the topics. I'll also throw around possible ideas for projects and you can weigh in.
Pledge $25 or more per month
2 of 20 patrons
Holy spumoni you're a super patron! In addition to the lower tier rewards, I'll send you a Math ∩ Programming mug and you'll get signed up for special secret benefits related to upcoming projects. This includes merchandise and other bonuses I will concoct, signed when appropriate.