What are the companies you know of here?

Check out: https://trafficcamarchive.com/ for an example.

Right, that's one. And it's the only one that comes up when I search. Are there others you know of?

At what age is this appropriate?

This short essay is roughly a synospsis of the theme behind Asimov's short story The Profession.

Which everybody should (must?) read. Seriously, should be a mandatory read in school curriculum, instead of "catcher in the rye" or some Scottish ballade [+].

[+] not that there's something wrong with any of them

1% of sales for Walmart is ~3-4% of profit. That's huge.

Hi, I'm pretty interested in what you're doing here and have built similar tools for other domains. Ping me to talk offline? --> cinjon@nyu.edu.

Hi all, we have a new DFL guide, and we are especially proud of this one. James Allingham and his group made an especially superb curriculum for understanding WGAN. We highly recommend earnestly studying with this at hand. Check it out at http://www.depthfirstlearning.com/2019/WassersteinGAN.

To be clear, MIT very much does not pretend that. It's only recently hired people on that track and has only 4-5 professors in total in that regard.

Link to paper that cedes control of Borg?

Blog post: https://deepmind.com/blog/deepmind-ai-reduces-google-data-ce...

Whitepaper: https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/viewer?url=www.google.c...

Slight correction, they let an ml algorithm control the cooling system in the data center, not Borg. Borg is what schedules Google's software tasks, this was not changed during this experiment.

This is in some respects what element.ai is aiming to supplement. And having spent a lot of time in the ML community, there's a strong urge from a proportion of the students to start their own companies after finishing their studies as well.

Who are the Econ people you're talking about on twitter?

NR Kocherlakota (my favorite): https://twitter.com/kocherlakota009

Tim Duy: https://twitter.com/TimDuy

Claudia Sahm: https://twitter.com/Claudia_Sahm

Stephen Williamson: https://twitter.com/1954swilliamson

David Andolfatto: https://twitter.com/dandolfa

Tony Yates: https://twitter.com/t0nyyates

Neel Kashkari: https://twitter.com/neelkashkari

Noah Smith: https://twitter.com/Noahpinion

Tyler Cowen: https://twitter.com/tylercowen

Justin Wolfers: https://twitter.com/JustinWolfers

Paul Romer: https://twitter.com/paulmromer

Jan Zilinsky: https://twitter.com/janzilinsky

You've surely run across them, but: Brad DeLong and and Mark Thoma post a ton of interesting links every day.

Yup, both good sources of econ info, thanks for the share.