Jamie Simon

There’s a question that’s ringing out all over the machine learning world these days: what the hell counts as an “explanation” of a complex system?

I learned something beautiful today and just wanted to share it.

The language of polynomials is beautiful and well-developed: millenia of work have furnished a rich, deep theory that spans analysis and algebra, with basics we teach to children and high reaches still under development.

I love classic folk and country songs.

This is a technical note on kernel theory.

In 2019, I spent six months in Gothenburg, Sweden at the Chalmers Institute of Technology.

My brother’s girlfriend’s dad, Tom Zimmer, had the craziest job out of high school I’ve ever heard of.

I find it beautiful and fascinating how a melody can be changed or enhanced by an artistic choice of the underlying chords.

Two friends asked me to play Mendelssohn’s Wedding March from A Midsummer Night’s Dream at their ceremony.

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