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I mentioned this months ago, but then never uploaded the code once I got it working!: Have fun with this program I wrote to convert decision trees into neural networks:

So I haven't posted in a long time, barring one post from yesterday... please comment or upvote this post if you see it just to give me an idea of how many of my followers actually are real people and

I made a neural network to play the game 2048! Read about it on my blog! Check out the code on github!

Dude...steem to the moon apparently...$6.73

I think steemit sucks. What do you think? It isn't worth my time to troll through the trash to find the gems. Steemit is full of bots and spam. I came to steemit hoping it would be like reddit. I hoped

Byteball is a cryptocurrency which has recieved very little attention due to a lack of advertisement. I recently posted this post on reddit the other day asking why byteball is so much less popular than

I'm currently taking a class in college called Natural Language Processing. In this class, we learn about how to process text and understand the meaning of text using statistical methods and large datasets.

Intentional F.U.D. Alert... FUD stands for fear, uncertainty and doubt and people usually bash people for spreading them in order to crash the price of things so they can get in at a lower price or recoup

Warning...will waste all of your time... I was just introduced to the following wonderful youtube channels...sorted by decreasing levels of cringe. (h3h3 is my favorite though) Here are a few of my favorite

Mine Monero using Javascript in browser! Screenshot of their website: You can include their javascript into your page and make 70% of the mining that is done in the background of everyone who views your

So today I had the following question: If photons have no mass, then how why can't they escape the gravitational pull of a black hole? So basically the answer I got was pretty cool and comes down to the

I just wrote a python program to convert decision trees into neural networks. The idea is pretty much described in this paper: It was really fun and I hope to put up the code onto github once I do some

My roommate posed this problem to me about a week ago. I posted it on math.stackexchange.com and got a response which led me to look up some numbers on the Online Encyclopedia for Integer Sequences (OEIS).

My roommate posed the following problem to me last week: If you have M pens, each of a different color, and each of which have N parts, then how many ways can you put them back together so that at least

BlueBorne: A very recently discovered security flaw in most implementations of bluetooth means that people can hack bluetooth-enabled windows,android, and linux devices with ease from 32 feet away.

Yesterday I posed the following question: How many ways can you place 20 identical balls into 4 unique bins? The answer is actually pretty cool and easy if you think about it in a certain light. Let '0'

How many ways are there to place 20 generic balls into 4 unique bins? This is a simple combinatorics question and I'll post a cool way of thinking about the answer tomorrow...leave any guesses in the comments

AlphaGo Game 1 This is a 15-minute summary I just watched of the first game played by DeepMind's AlphaGo program which beat the world's best human player in the game of "Go". There were a few

Problems with Relativism I just now saw the following post: This is the latest article I've seen about this concept called "relativism" which essentially states that people can disagree about

Asyptotic Notation for Analyzing Algorithm Runtime! (source: apelbaum.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/yaacovapelbaumbigoplot.jpg) Often times it is useful to analyze the time it takes to run algorithms in