Lau Pa Sat for the best satays in open air. Tekka Centre for good Indian. Literally any hawker centre for some authentic Hainanese Chicken Rice or Nasi Goreng. Also, Din Tai Fung for good soup dumplings and YGF for good Malatang.

In concept learning ("is a hotdog a sandwich?"), we track how rule-based approaches (“necessary & sufficient conditions”) gave way to a variety of similarity-based methods (e.g., exemplar/prototype), which then culminated in Bayesian frameworks offering the best of both worlds.

To be fair, he is just quoting Hartmut Neven from the Google Willow video and also his speech from the in-person launch at CHM.

I’d like it if people would stop using “computational” to mean algorithmic, or worse, compute-intensive. I’d rather reserve computational to mean ‘related to computational problem(s)’

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