I'm wondering about advanced math books with titles that suggest the book is elementary, like Jean Pierre Serre's A Course in Arithmetic. One might think the book was for 1st graders, although few 1st graders learn about p-adic fields. Other deceptive titles?
“A man who tried to bribe a 15-year-old boy with chicken Alfredo and Sprite in exchange for sex has been ordered to serve just one week behind bars.” https://t.co/eU5tHxueEg
Very excited to announce the natural language decathlon benchmark and the first single joint deep learning model to do well on ten different nlp tasks including question answering, translation, summarization, sentiment analysis, ++
https://t.co/R5wbnAQcC3
Once in a blue dune…On the floor of the Lyot Crater on Mars lies a field of dunes. One particular dune, seen in this January view, appears turquoise blue in enhanced color & is made of a different composition than the surrounding dune field. Take a look: https://t.co/zeVqWJHO1i
The l^p functional is convex and hence a norm for p>=1. It is sparsity-inducing for p<=1. The l^1 norm is the heart of the Lasso, aka Basis Pursuit. https://t.co/HqrJf0PzN1 https://t.co/39IJEtbRkO