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I was not aware of the “Free Lunch Theorem” (Wolpert & Macready, 1990s), but it is a powerful idea. In a nutshell, if you average all the problems, every learning algorithm has the same performance.
So if a model performs best for vision, it has to perform worse in something else. And another model has to perform worse in vision (or many).
Seems this is the reason why DL/NNs dominate in language/vision tasks.
So if a model performs best for vision, it has to perform worse in something else. And another model has to perform worse in vision (or many).
Seems this is the reason why DL/NNs dominate in language/vision tasks.
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Finally, I’m reading "Deep Learning" by Ian Goodfellow et al. If you’d like more AI book recommendations, I’m saving my notes here: https://github.com/ArturoNereu/AI-Study-Group
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I like the direction that Claude Code took in visualizing context usage. As these tools are being built, I think the work now needs to focus on control over how to clean up, inspect, and profile. Renderdoc-like maybe?
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This weekend’s read isn’t about Artificial Intelligence, but about understanding the brain and our perception of time. Maybe it will spark some ideas to bring into AI.
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I keep coming back to "Deep Learning - A Visual Approach" by Andrew Glassner. Sometimes, just for fun.
It is my favorite Deep Learning book.
It is my favorite Deep Learning book.
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I just finished AI Engineering by Chip Huyen. Probably the best resource I’ve seen that covers the full AI stack. People wondering how to shift their careers toward AI might find this very useful.
I recently shared this list of resources I’ve been using to learn AI:
🔗 https://github.com/ArturoNereu/AI-Study-Group
I recently shared this list of resources I’ve been using to learn AI:
🔗 https://github.com/ArturoNereu/AI-Study-Group