mit-ocw-vault
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Answer a study question from the local MIT OpenCourseWare Obsidian vault (6.006 algorithms, 6.046J advanced algorithms, 18.06 linear algebra, 6.042J math for CS, 6.849 geometric folding, 2.158J computational geometry / CAD-CAM, 18.065 matrix methods for data/signals/ML). Use when the user asks to explain, define, derive, or work through a topic from any of these courses, or names a course code, or asks "what is X / how does X work / why is X true" for algorithms, linear algebra, discrete math, origami math, NURBS/curvature/CAD geometry, or the linear algebra of machine learning (PCA, SVD low-rank, randomized LA, gradient descent/SGD, neural nets/backprop). Routes to the right note and cites it. NOT for the PARA vault (that is obsidian-knowledge) and NOT for saving new notes.
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7 rules. About 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.
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≈4
Distinctive · estimate
This author's own choices. Worth a look.
3
Very specific
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