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by aeoost 9y ago
You can subscribe to curators whose recommendations will populate the main page. One I like: 'Weird games for your pleasure' http://store.steampowered.com/curator/7099409-Weird-Games-fo...
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A First Idea of Quantum Field Theory – 20 Part Series(physicsforums.com)
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by aeoost 9y ago
Awesome! By the way, there are also books that accompany the first three courses: https://www.amazon.com/Classical-Mechanics-Theoretical-GEORG... https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Mechanics-Theoretical-Leonard.
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The Theoretical Minimum – Courses on Physics for Beginners with Leonard Susskind(theoreticalminimum.com)
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by aeoost 9y ago
Thanks for your comment. For people new to physics (I am one of them) I can't recommend strongly enough Leonard Susskind's 'The Theoretical Minimum' courses -- http://theoreticalminimum.com/courses . I&#
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Spacetime Calculus [pdf](geocalc.clas.asu.edu)
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Intro to Geometric Calculus (5 short videos)(youtube.com)
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Introduction to Geometric Algebra (6 short videos)(youtube.com)
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by aeoost 9y ago
I'm currently working on an RL project based on an OpenAI Gym environment and have been reviewing the different frameworks available. So far I’ve come across: - OpenAI Baselines (more a collection of algorithms than a framework) - Kera
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by aeoost 9y ago
Very old version of Tensorflow there (1.0). Even Azure Notebooks is more up to date (1.1).
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by aeoost 9y ago
F# too!
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by aeoost 9y ago
Try F# my man. In my experience its the best option for a statically typed functional language if you want to actually get stuff done and not just dick around. Also as you're coming from C# it would be the logical choice since the tool
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Machine Learning with F#(youtube.com)
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by aeoost 9y ago
I got fed up with up with Python and switched to F#. My main issue was the lack of static typing made testing and debugging a major timesink and headache. It's early days but so far F# it ticks all my boxes and I'm finding it an e