Interesting Links September Edition

A collection of recent links and articles that I’ve come across.

Experts have it easy

A really great essay with a coherent analogy to go along with it. When you’re an expert, it’s hard to appreciate the difficulty of the novice’s experience. I try to be more cogniscent of this when working with others, though admittedly I don’t know if I’m always successful.

How to build an AI agent

A personal reminder to look at this in more depth in future, having only really skimmed it initially.

Cooklang

Something I want to set up at home in future, seems like a neat project.

Physics of GPS

Given I’m looking into GPS for a project, this article came up at a perfect time. It helped to also have recently re-watched Bert Hubert’s presentation on GalMon. I think I’ll also need to spend some time looking at the data coming from Celestrak to see what other organisations are seeing as well as part of this rabbit hole…

Reverse engineering DSP’s using ML - YouTube

I have no knowledge on audio processing or the depths of hardware that these guys are talking about, but it was a great video to watch to see how they approached the reverse engineering of the chip.