Omar Ashour and I are now live-streaming Monday morning around 10:00am-ish MDT. Will we always be live? Not sure, but for now we are having a good time. Come join us if you can.

Our last live-stream we started writing a C program to send a ping. Why? Because Omar Ashour wanted to learn more about low-level networking. Spoiler: we didn't complete the app but we do have a good discussion of hex, binary math, and bit shifting in-between the over two hours of fumble around C.

https://youtube.com/live/Uv3LOT9b_sg

Have a question you want answered in a future video? A challenging or interesting problem you want to see solved? Constructive feedback? Then comment, DM, or send an email to [email protected].

Thanks for watching!

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SaturdayMP Show #98: Custom Ping Client

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🥳 Hold on to your keyboards, folks! We've got a riveting tale of someone valiantly tearing apart a neural network just to prove it can add binary numbers, while the rest of us are busy teaching our AI to write novels 📖. Spoiler: even modest networks can do simple math! Who knew?! 🤯
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Reverse Engineering a Neural Network's Clever Solution to Binary Addition

While training small neural networks to perform binary addition, a surprising solution emerged that allows the network to solve the problem very effectively. This post explores the mechanism behind that solution and how it relates to analog electronics.

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You’ve parsed the data, now what? Good data models make work fast and easy, while bad models give programmers gray hair. The third chapter of How to Train Your Scrappy Programmer will help you tell the difference.

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Data and the Code That Loves It