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Thanks!

Thanks!

So far I have taken one introductory class on AI in general, but it did not cover machine learning. I took one class on machine learning, but I only grasped the basics of several algorithms from the class. These classes, and the textbook I've partially completed, are the extent of my knowledge.

Thank you for that suggestion.

I am an undergrad trying to break into AI and machine learning research. Hopefully this will be useful. Does anyone know any other resources that will be helpful? So far I've just been reading AI: A Modern Approach, by Russel and Norvig.

The bulk of academic work is chasing grants, not "curiosity driven research". If universities want professors not to leave in droves to tech companies that will consistently give them funding and cut away the bullshit that eats up the majority of a professor's time, they should try competing, rather than bemoaning that professors are no longer following the sacred path of academic asceticism.

Use two VPNs sequentially.

Make sure you already live in San Francisco and use the government to cap out your rent to the detriment of literally everyone else.

If this isn't a sign that Google is a monopoly, I don't know what is.

I'm not qualified to make a diagnosis of any kind, but this at first glance suggests that he's a narcissist.

In many US states, liquor sale is not a free market.

>They're all made up numbers

All numbers are made up.

Free speech in America isn't just valued as a legal right before the government, but as a general principle. Most people think that free speech in most situations (not just before the government, and with a few restrictions) benefit everyone.

I think they have a monopoly on social media.