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by rrherr 8y ago
From The End of Asymmetric Information by Alex Tabarrok & Tyler Cowen: The actual problems with health insurance markets have less to do with information asymmetry and adverse selection than with too much information. That can make s
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Figures in the Sky: How world cultures have seen their legends in the stars(datasketch.es)
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by rrherr 8y ago
“Me before #strangeloop: I'm not a real programmer unless I know Haskell Me after #strangeloop: I'm not a real programmer unless I knit” https://twitter.com/adam_chal/status/914207020215042048
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by rrherr 8y ago
About the author: “I did a PhD in artificial intelligence at MIT. My undergraduate degree was in math. I’ve also studied cognitive science, biochemistry, Old English and Ancient Greek literature. None of that qualifies me to write Meaningne
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Feature-wise transformations(distill.pub)
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Augmenting Long-term Memory(augmentingcognition.com)
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by rrherr 8y ago
Bret Victor has a great talk called "The Future of Programming" where he discusses Sketchpad and other work in computer science that was done before 1973 but still feels fresh and relevant today. http://worrydream.com&#
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Mathematicians Against Fraudulent Financial and Investment Advice (MAFFIA)(mathinvestor.org)
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A Visual Introduction to Machine Learning – Part II(r2d3.us)
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by rrherr 8y ago
"Why can't I have a console.table() equivalent in Python" I get a console.table() equivalent in Python by using Jupyter Notebook, which is a web-based REPL shell, and pandas, which is a library for working with tabular data.
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An Interactive Introduction to Attractor Landscapes(ncase.me)
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by rrherr 9y ago
Here's another good link, similar in message & medium: Seeing Circles, Sines, and Signals: A Compact Primer on Digital Signal Prcoessing, by Jack Schaedler https://jackschaedler.github.io/circles-sines-signals/
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by rrherr 9y ago
Also here's a video from Strange Loop 2017, "Origami Software from Scratch" by Robby Kraft: https://www.thestrangeloop.com/2017/origami-software-from-sc...
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High-Precision Model-Agnostic Explanations(github.com)
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by rrherr 9y ago
"At present, tech addiction claims are weakly founded and selling one thing: the alarmists. Their books, talks, consultancy hours, and moral character." https://twitter.com/dingstweets/status/959074261188
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It's Time for a Serious Talk About the Science of Tech “Addiction”(wired.com)
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by rrherr 9y ago
Their new screencast is awesome too! "Observable: An Earthquake Globe in Ten Minutes" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEmDwflQ3xE
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Hourly Billing Is OK(peterlyons.com)
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The sound of space-filling curves(win.tue.nl)
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An excavation of the history of mathematics, from deep learning down(medium.com)
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JOY.js (Demo) – make happy little programs(ncase.me)
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Why driverless cars will be the next battlefield in the culture war(theweek.com)
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Feature Visualization: How neural nets build up their understanding of images(distill.pub)
461 points by rrherr 9y ago|63 comments
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Gradient descent, how neural networks learn — 3Blue1Brown(youtube.com)
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Pytudes by Peter Norvig(github.com)
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The AI Hierarchy of Needs(medium.com)
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by rrherr 9y ago
Best paragraph: "Cracking AGI is a very long-term goal. The most relevant field of research is considered by many to be reinforcement learning: the study of teaching computers how to beat Atari. Formally, reinforcement learning is the
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by rrherr 9y ago
You could be a mentor in an online bootcamp. For example: https://www.thinkful.com/apply/ It's flexible part-time remote work, and you don't have to find clients yourself.
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"It is the first ever numerical linear algebra course, to our knowledge, to be completely centered around practical applications and to use cutting edge algorithms and tools, including PyTorch, Numba, and randomized SVD. ... This cours
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New Fast.ai Course: Computational Linear Algebra(fast.ai)
6 points by rrherr 9y ago|1 comments

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