Hello out there, people of the internet. My name is Tyler.
- Aspiring IT / Cybersecurity Specialist
- Google Cybersecurity Certificate
- CompTIA Security+ Certified
- Pursuing a career in the IT field
- Computer Science and Math Nerd
- Some Computer Science Coursework at CU Boulder
- Programming Experience
- Video game development and modding
- Low-Level Engineering
- Reverse Engineering and Disassembly of binaries
- Analyzing and Modifying RAM of running executables
- Inline Hockey Player
- Amateur 3D Modeller
- Parametric CAD
- S-Tier Casual Gamer
- Modded Minecraft pro
- GunZ: The Duel, best game ever.
What is Aleph Null?
“Aleph Null” refers to the smallest infinity. Some infinities are larger than others, and to me that has much more meaning than its literal face value. When I first learned this fact, it resonated with me in more of a philosophical way: even the infinite can be transcended. There are so many things that have limits despite being vast enough to be considered infinite, and much more importantly, even something which already appears to be at its limit can hold the potential to grow so much larger.
Here’s to setting out to find the upper limits of our infinite potential.
And here’s an excellent video on Infinity and Aleph Null. Veritasium has a lot of excellent videos worth checking out.