Artificial Intelligence Blog » Artificial Intelligence Blog » Assorted Links http://artent.net We're blogging machines! Sat, 14 Mar 2026 20:14:25 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=4.0 Assorted Links Feb 2014 http://artent.net/2014/02/19/assorted-links-feb-2014/ http://artent.net/2014/02/19/assorted-links-feb-2014/#comments Wed, 19 Feb 2014 19:21:57 +0000 http://artent.net/?p=2351
  • Enjoying John Baez’s blog Azimuth.  Especially the posts on good research practices and an older post on levels of mathematical understanding.
  • García-Pérez, Serrano, and Boguñá wrote a cool paper on primes, probability, and integers as a bipartite network.
  • Loved the idea behind the game theoretical book “Survival of the Nicest”  (see Yes Magazine for a two page introduction).
  • Scott Young is learning Chinese quickly.
  • Cyber warriors to the rescue.
  • Mao, Fluxx, and Douglas Hofstadter‘s Nomic are fun games.
  • Healy and Caudell are applying category theory to semantic and neural networks.
  • Some MOOCs for data science and machine learning.
  • Here an old but good free online course on the Computational Complexity of Machine Learning.
  • Great TeX graphics.
  • Watch this Ted Video to learn anything in 20 hours (YMMV).
  • Where are all the Steeler fans?  Cowboy fans?  ….
  • Productivity Hints.
  • Copper + Magnets = Fun
  • Stray dogs on the subway.
  • Deep learning on NPR.
  • Happy 40th birthday D&D
  • Google is applying deep learning to images of house numbers
  • Deep learning in your browser.
  • How to write a great research paper.
  • Do Deep Nets Really Need to be Deep?
  • A variation on neural net dropout.
  • Provable algorithms for Machine Learning
  • 100 Numpy Exercises
  • Learn and Practice Applied Machine Learning | Machine Learning Mastery

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  • A post by a very applied mathematician working in industry.
  • k-Sparse Autoencoders are a cool alternative to denoising and dropout.
  • Ken Shirriff describes the numerical software tricks used by Sinclair to created the first single chip calculator.  (really cool !!)
  • A Beautiful Live Wind Map of the world.
  • Scott Aaronson on Philosophy, Physics, and Computer Science
  • Phase Transitions in Machine Learning, P vs NP
  • Historical Price of a gigabyte of RAM
  • Creativity is declining in the USA.  (See also the Newsweek article and Slate.)
  • Trees do some amazing physics to move water to the top. (Video)
  • Business insider put together 25 insiteful charts full of good financial news for the USA
  • The HyTAQ Robot combines the easy travel planning (obstacle avoidance) of a quadricopter with the efficient travel of a robotic car.  (Video)
  • NASA’s von Neumann Machines.
  • Stanford professors Rajaraman, Leskovec, Ullman wrote enjoyable free online book “Mining of Massive Datasets”
  • Check out Hacker News for data scientists.
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    How to Gamify Your Life: An Experiment – Part 1

    Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours

    Minecraft with Quantum Rules

    The smarter you are, the better you are at self-deception

    A (very?) fast Lisp

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