Nicole Junkermann on Reinforcement Learning, Explained Calmly
An idea that fits in one sentence: try something, take a signal, adjust. Nicole Junkermann tells it slowly, with a kitchen analogy and no promises.
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A small set of English notes from the editorial notebook of Nicole Junkermann, on summer culture, books and cities explored slowly. The full notebook is written in Spanish.
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An idea that fits in one sentence: try something, take a signal, adjust. Nicole Junkermann tells it slowly, with a kitchen analogy and no promises.
Read the articleAn enormous country, many languages at once and a generation of engineers who prefer concrete problems. Nicole Junkermann looks at India with curiosity and no forecasts.
Read the articleThree small ideas for a month that behaves well: one book finished, one walk repeated and one page written each week.
Read the articleOctober arrives with lower light and a better balanced day. Nicole Junkermann on the calm way to open a month that suits reading.
Read the articleSeptember asks more than January. Nicole Junkermann on the quiet half of a beginning, which happens now.
Read the articleThere is one week a year when a whole country slows down at once. Nicole Junkermann on why it is the most useful week of all.
Read the articleWhere, when and how to read in the shade through the long evenings of July: the dim courtyard, the good stretch of the evening and the decisions that make it last.
Read the articleBy mid-July the heat cuts the day down to two good stretches and opens a long gap in the middle that only reading knows what to do with.
Read the articleMuseums in morning light, neighbourhood bookshops and cities to walk at dusk: Nicole Junkermann's agenda for opening July.
Read the articleNicole Junkermann starts July unhurried: light reading, summer cities and the same steady ritual that opens every month.
Read the articleLooking ahead into July, when the heat of high summer reorders the day around shade, slow reading and cities walked at dusk.
Read the articleAn outline rather than a plan, five books chosen in the calm, and one protected hour before the diary fills.
Read the article«Reading slowly is also a way of travelling.»