My latest talking-squid video-essay is about another deep machine learning algorithm!
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Progressive Generative Adversarial Networks
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Why Fish Don’t Exist
My latest talking-squid video-essay is about Lulu Miller’s book Why Fish Don’t Exist! You know how Pluto isn’t a planet anymore? Apparently fish have been done for a while, too!
Video: Lovecraft’s Published Night-Terrors
My latest video is about HP Lovecraft’s childhood nightmares, which have led to cuddly plush-versions of giant elder squids!
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Run, run, run!
My latest (longest!) video is about five different books all about running. Born to Run, Eat and Run, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, Running with the Mind of Meditation, and the Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei all provide a weird insight into long-distance running and how it affects us.
Cherry Raven, Vanilla Shendu, Hot Gazpacho
My latest video is about cartoons and TV shows where characters get cut into pieces, Jungian-style!
Video: Much Ado about Nothing
My latest video is about Mayahana Buddhism’s view of emptiness, by way of Dragonball Z power-level arguments!
The Ledge VS The Bucket
To practice with some cool data-science tools I’ve been learning about, I decided to investigate Stephen King’s short-story The Ledge and my own short-story The Bucket.
Video: When hands get out of hand
Video: Love Death and Robot’s awesome yogurt
We’re made of cells, but they won’t give up their secrets so easily. In fiction and in real life, it seems like there’s always a trade-off when we deal with eukaryote cultures.
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Video: Luigi VS Luigi VS the Prestige
This time I’m all about entities which are produced, exist, and are destroyed, like video-game characters and virtual-computers and stage-magicians.
I learned about Luigi at an internship in Data-Engineering, but I mostly worked with Django. There are lots of cool data-processing doodads, and they’ve got pretty cool names.
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