How to Browse Articles by Topic on konstantinkakaes.com

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konstantinkakaes.com organizes its content around two layers: categories (broad subject areas like Mathematics or Science and Technology) and tags (specific labels like Artificial Intelligence, mathematics, or Quanta Magazine). To find articles on a topic, scan the category line beneath each post title, then use the tags to narrow further. The site's top navigation offers only three links — clips, about, and contact — so topic browsing happens through the post listings themselves rather than a dedicated category menu.

What the site publishes

The site is a personal clips archive by Konstantin Kakaes, collecting his published work — primarily pieces for Quanta Magazine — on mathematics, artificial intelligence, computer science, and science and technology more broadly. Posts are dated and each carries a short description plus a category and tag line.

The two browsing layers

Categories

Categories appear as a comma-separated list after each post's description. Examples visible on the site include:

  • clips — the base label applied to most entries
  • Mathematics
  • Computer Science and Mathematics
  • Science and Technology
  • Podcast

A single post can carry several categories at once. For instance, the Navier-Stokes article is filed under clips, Computer Science and Mathematics, and Science and Technology.

Tags

Tags follow the categories, prefixed with "tags:". They are more specific than categories. Observed tags include:

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • mathematics
  • Quanta Magazine

How to locate a specific topic

  1. Scan the post list for the category line under each title. If you want pure math coverage, look for posts tagged Mathematics.
  2. Cross-check the tags for finer filtering. A post about AI proving new results carries both Computer Science and Mathematics and the Artificial Intelligence tag.
  3. Use the publication tag to isolate work written for a specific outlet — for example, filtering by the Quanta Magazine tag separates syndicated Quanta pieces from other clips.
  4. Combine category and tag when a topic spans fields. The AI-in-math posts sit at the intersection of Computer Science and Mathematics plus Artificial Intelligence.

What you will find by topic

Topic Where it appears Example posts
AI and mathematics Computer Science and Mathematics + Artificial Intelligence tag "The AI Revolution in Math Has Arrived" (article and podcast versions)
Pure mathematics Mathematics "The Quietest Mathematician Has Always Been Worth Listening To" (John Pardon, Fields Medal)
Foundations of math Mathematics "Two Researchers Are Rebuilding Mathematics From the Ground Up" (Scholze and Clausen)
Math history Mathematics "How Alexander Grothendieck Revolutionized 20th-Century Mathematics"
Science and technology Science and Technology "'Open Space' Review: Orbiting the Problem" (satellite technology)

Practical notes

  • There is no visible category index page or search box in the site's navigation; browsing is done by scrolling the clips listing and reading each post's category and tag line.
  • The "clips" link in the top navigation leads to the main archive of published pieces.
  • Posts link out to the original publication (mostly Quanta Magazine), so clicking a title takes you to the full article elsewhere.
  • Dates on posts run into 2026, and the most recent entry announces a weekly newsletter on math and AI for Quanta Magazine.