Clearly Erroneous

This post was inspired by the excellent “Underrated ways to change the world” by A Mastroianni and focuses specifically on some easy, usually accessible and free/cheap ways to expand one’s understanding of the world, recognising the complexity of human in…

Sometimes, my fiction-reading follows a trail of books of the same genre or with somewhat similar motifs.

Elizabeth Evelyn Wright was the first black woman to found a place of high education in the USA: Voorhees University, South Carolina, 1897.

Creating AI agents is every techie’s favourite pastime these days, so my friend and I also made one.

One of the problems I have is lack of time and energy to read all papers that I’d like to read, especially in the area of AI.

It is remarkable that a science which began with the consideration of games of chance should have become the most important object of human knowledge.

I am learning German and amongst the things I do is keeping track of the verbs I master.

Inspired by a post by B Werdmuller, I’ve decided to also draw a list of shows, books, movies and tools I really enjoyed in 2024.

The fast.ai “Practical Deep Learning for Coders” course is a great start to DL, but it’s also packed full of great clever side ideas and insights here and there, so that every rewatch/re-read is valuable.

In a recent post titled “Trustworthiness in the age of AI” (highly recommended, go read it!)