Watch: Calculus, The Big Ideas
Calculus as one idea examined from every side: a seven-episode animated playlist running from limits through the derivative, the integral, the fundamental theorem, gradients, and optimization.
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Calculus as one idea examined from every side: a seven-episode animated playlist running from limits through the derivative, the integral, the fundamental theorem, gradients, and optimization.
The metafunctor YouTube channel now carries animated versions of the site's series, built from the same source material with a from-scratch pipeline. Four playlists so far, thirty-seven videos.
The Stepanov series is now a nine-episode animated playlist: declare the algebraic structure, and the algorithms come for free. From the monoid to lattices, in teacher and student dialogue.
The inductive-biases series is now a ten-episode animated playlist: every architecture is a bet about the world, and the bet is the bias. No free lunch first, then each architecture read as its assumptions, graded on one scorecard.
The sequential-prediction series is now an eight-episode animated playlist: what-comes-next as the foundation of the language-model era, traced from Solomonoff induction to the transformer.
The quantum-from-scratch series is now a ten-episode animated playlist: a NumPy simulator built from nothing, amplitude bars you can watch interfere, and a classical on-ramp with the coin under the cup.