AI Poker beat humans for the first time in two simultaneous-ish projects: DeepStack & Libratus, both of which use Counterfactual Regret Minimization. Good intro post for CRM, starting from Game Theory basics:
Blog: https://t.co/93hDMz7RLp
Code: https://t.co/m5XEeZjGj6
- Persistence over all.
- Attitude is everything, keeps your positive.
- Cool breeds cool.
- Fill, flow, and go.
- Never above you. Never below you. Always beside you.
- All it takes is all you got.
https://t.co/7OcvAWawFV
People often ask me about good books on category theory.
* Beginning: https://t.co/QzDu5SVkx8
* Intermediate: https://t.co/PQgxoRutmU
* Developers: https://t.co/Ku8D1YM1T0
I don’t always agree with @harari_yuval’s conclusions, but I have a tremendous amount of respect for his intellect and ambition as a writer. In @nytimesbooks, I review his new book, “21 Lessons for the 21st Century.” https://t.co/o7LTWk5Fud
Ok want a dev life hack for real? As soon as you understand a concept, make a reduced example of it. As simple as you can make it. Then you can refer to it later when you inevitably forget. Bonus points if you open source it.
.@Google created a public @Ethereum dataset using Parity Ethereum. All historical data are in the dataset and it updates daily. https://t.co/pM4w2yU4U0
1/ There's a concept called "high agency" people, which is the attitude behind "Aut inveniam viam aut faciam." "I shall either find a way or make one" by Hannibal. Are there ways to create environments to educate "high agency" people?
Set of illustrated Machine Learning cheatsheets covering the content of Stanford's CS 229 class:
Deep Learning: https://t.co/MMCu0tsN2V
Supervised Learning: https://t.co/GwVyoPktcB
Unsupervised Learning: https://t.co/PlhLdKt8N1
Tips and tricks: https://t.co/z8IAP4yU1M