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  1. An account of building poker models with hand-history data, range inference, imitation learning, PPO, and a real-money table test.

  2. Solar prices are falling exponentially, and humanity will soon require huge batteries to store power generated during the day for use at night.

  3. What I Didn't Know About Macro

    I have a solid understanding of microeconomics, but I don't know much about macroeconomics.

  4. Solar cost is down linear on a log chart

    Solar cost is down linear on a log chart.

  5. Reading, Writing, and Talking

    Reading, writing, and talking all implement the same interface: they act as a valve through which information can enter and exit your brain.

  6. Think of any program which mangles source code.

  7. Tokens from Tomorrow

    Margaret I broke up with Dustin three months ago.

  8. Before we get into the definition of primitive recursive functions, let me tell you the two surprising things about them. 1.

  9. Julia's CUDA.jl is famous for letting you run pure Julia on GPUs.

  10. Optimizing profits at the racetrack

    Every day, you attend a horse race between three horses.

  11. Notes on the Best Lectures at MIT

    This semester I took 18.404 ("Theory of Computation").

  12. In the Rain

    I tie my raincoat around my waist shortly after we leave.

  13. Hey!

  14. What's inside a rock?

    What's a rock like granite really made of?

  15. Standard Docker-Compose Deploys

    I've been deploying a bunch of web apps recently, and it turns out there's one pattern that's so common it might even be called classic.

  16. Time Machine Control Flow with Call/CC

    This post explains call/cc, which is a control flow operator that works like a time machine.

  17. How to Cancel a Stripe Atlas LLC

    Disclaimer: this is definitely not legal advice and I am neither a lawyer nor your lawyer.

  18. 4th Semester Reflections

    My fourth semester at MIT is ending, which means it's time for me to take a moment to think about the classes that I took.

  19. Daggers, Swords, and Maps

    Imagine you're a trader in medieval Europe, looking for a way to defend yourself.

  20. On Vegetarianism

    Here's something I realized last year: it's OK to be vegetarian because you don't like the idea of killing animals.

  21. 79 T-Shirts

    Today I cleaned out my childhood dresser.

  22. Pink Trees

    Imagine a foreign planet with three legged chickens, two suns in the sky, exotic megafauna, and pink trees everywhere.

  23. An Algorithm for Choosing a Life Direction

    I realized over the summer that I still didn't have a clear picture of who I wanted to be.

  24. Patronus

    Here's a realization I had the other day.

  25. A Color Wheel for Personality

    The Enneagram is a way of dividing personalities into 9 types, sort of like the MBTI.

  26. Please come back

    I noticed yesterday that suppressing emotion has a bodily sensation.

  27. Quick & Dirty Mathematica

    Welcome!

  28. Urban Camping

    The Stoics suggest that if you have something you really enjoy, you should give it up occasionally.

  29. The 6.009 of your field

    MIT has an introductory programming subject called 6.009 ("six double-oh nine").

  30. The 15th

    > I have two kinds of problems, the urgent and the important.

  31. An Adventure in Android Reversing

    When I was in middle school, I spent a ton of time playing video games.

  32. Alexander

    Last year, I named a project 'Cydr' (read 'cite-r').

  33. On Selectivity

    There's natural (almost foregone) conclusion that a university's acceptance rate is inversely proportional to its quality: low acceptance rate represents high quality, and vice versa.

  34. Better Dual Booting

    I need Linux for development work, and Windows for software like Photoshop (sorry, Gimp).

  35. Playing with Variance

    Let's discuss a situation familiar to many high school students.