1096 Pages of Mathematics and Machine Learning

I compiled three and a half years of essays, tutorials, and deep dives into a single book

1096 pages.

Over the course of these three-and-a-half years since I started this Substack, I’ve written more than a hundred posts, essays, tutorials. When I’m asked about what kind of value a paid subscription for The Palindrome offers, I usually point to the archive, which is where all the content lives.

However, they are scattered around on Substack, like the Great Runes in Elden Ring.¹

So yesterday, I downloaded all the posts I have written for The Palindrome since its start (December 1st, 2022), filtered out all the miscellaneous ones (like updates on my book, my life, etc.), put them through some light processing (removing CTAs, introductory words, and others), organized and ordered them thematically, then compiled them into a massive book of 1096 pages. Here’s the full table of contents.

It’s the distillation of all the knowledge I’ve gained in mathematics and machine learning over a decade of experience, and I’m making it available with every paid subscription. If you are already a paid subscriber, you can find the download links below.

If you are not a paid subscriber, now is the best time to become one: since I just turned 36 years old, I’m offering a 36% discount on all subscriptions until July 31st! (The discounted price applies for you forever if you upgrade now.)

Along with a beautifully illustrared 1096-page book full of mathematics and machine learning (occasionally interspersed with my words of wisdom), with learning tracks like

• the foundations of mathematics,

• graph theory,

• and machine learning from scratch,

you’ll also get access to the private community chat, and all past and future posts.

Here’s how the book looks:

(There's a light version as well, with white background.)

And since The Palindrome is funded exclusively by paid subscriptions, your support is what makes all the content I put out possible. If you enjoy my posts and videos, please consider upgrading your subscription!

In any case, thanks for being here! It’s an honor to write for all 44.000 of you, you magnificent, smart, amazing people.

See you soon!

Cheers,
Tivadar