Robert Tjarko Lange

Robert Tjarko Lange

Evolutionary Meta-Learning @sakana.ai @TU Berlin

Barcelona GSE Articles and Interviews

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Hey there! As some of you might know I have been quite actively contributing to the Data Science Barcelona GSE blog. Writing about technical topics and addressing a broad audience is challenging and fulfilling at the same time. I hope that this blog is going to help me learn to tell great narratives and influence people. So stay tuned!

You can check out my posts and interviews:

  1. RandNLA for LS: A Brief Introduction - Part I

  2. RandNLA for LS: A Brief Introduction - Part II

  3. BGSE Data Talks - 001 - Ioannis Kosmidis

  4. BGSE Data Talks - 002 - Piotr Zwiernik

Love, Rob

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