𝗚abriel 𝗟ipnik

Junger Mathematiker (he/him) mit Faible für Wissenschaft, Technik, Politik, Sport und ☕🥐 | OR Analyst @ Anexia IT

[𝗚abriel 𝗟ipnik @galipnik]

Even though @ProfKinyon writes that there is no moral in his tragic story, I can feel one while reading:
Always be curious about other people's passion and effort and take the courage to talk to people – before it's too late!
Ah, and comment and publish your code.

[Gerald Gossmann @GeraldGossmann]

Wer verstehen will, wie der österreichische Fußball lange gebremst wurde (vom eigenen Verband), und warum heute Weltklassemannschaften besiegt werden können =) Hier ist die Erklärung. Gerne auch teilen! Es wird so schnell vergessen. #NEDAUT

https://t.co/DZbm6vu5En

[𝗚abriel 𝗟ipnik @galipnik]

Thank you very much, it was a great pleasure! 👨🏼‍🎓

[TU Graz @tugraz]

Only very few graduates from Austrian universities succeed in obtaining a doctorate “sub auspiciis Preasidentis rei publicae”. The six academics have earned this award due to their exceptional scholastic and academic achievements. 👏👏👏

https://t.co/hincyfFLPR

📸 From left: Uni Graz Rector Peter Riedler, Tomas Kamencek, Michael Missethan, Lukas Spielhofer, Daniel Kales, Gabriel Lipnik, Topias Scheipel, TU Graz Rector Horst Bischof. Image source: Wolf - TU Graz/Uni Graz

[Anthony Bonato @Anthony_Bonato]

Mathematicians are brutally honest people.

[Simply Railway @Simply_Railway]

#NightjetOnTour - COUCHETTE REVIEW 🌙🚆🇦🇹

This is the biggest innovation onboard the new Nightjet, the couchette car is equipped with private compartment called « mini-cabin » and this is the first we’ve seen an innovation like this in the train industry since decades…

🧵 👇

[Moshe Vardi @vardi]

:-)

[sunny @thePiggsBoson]

standard normal distribution church

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Nobel laureate, Niels Bohr on experts

[Mathieu @miniapeur]

I wish I had infinitely many pairs of pants.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

The shortest Physics paper ever published ✍️

The paper is titled The Ratio of Proton and Electron Mass published in the year 1951 by Friedrich Lenz. The paper falls under the category of one of the shortest physics papers ever published as it contains just twenty-seven words, one equation, one number, and one reference.
The paper talks about the ratio of the mass of a proton to the mass of an electron that can be expressed by 6π⁵.

Read more: https://t.co/Q5c65mmPGS

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

A LaTeX embed on 𝕏 would be great for writing mathematical equations, tables, figures, etc. @elonmusk

[Steve McCormick @Quasilocal]

Me: "Mathematics is like a game of chess, where some simple and elegant rules come together to create a wonderful and complex puzzle"

Physicists:

[MathMatize Memes @MathMatize]

Favourite examples?

[Jay Cummings @LongFormMath]

“your paper was accepted”

[Jay Cummings @LongFormMath]

Call that the why-axis

[Florian Aigner @florianaigner]

Die Wörter "neoliberal" und "woke" haben beide jede Bedeutung verloren. Es sind bloß noch Kampfbegriffe für "etwas, das ich nicht mag". Sie haben mittlerweile genauso wenig Bedeutungsinhalt wie "pfui bäh".

[Steve McCormick @Quasilocal]

"After the 3rd revision, we now believe all of the reviewer's comments have been addressed"