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The Counterintuitive Mathematics of Random Walks
Recently, in a lecture for EECS 126, my professor told us an interesting fact about random walks. He left it as an exercise for us to understand, simply stating it without proof...
Using Stable Baselines to train Autonomous Drones
The realm of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is experiencing a surge in interest, a trend driven by their increasing versatility and expanding roles in various sectors ...
Learning to play Coup with DQN
I've recently been having a lot of fun playing the board game Coup. Since being introduced to it, I've put a lot of thought towards potential strategies and ...
Cal Hacks AI Hackathon
Over this past weekend, I had the privilege of participating in the Cal Hacks AI Hackathon, an exceptional event that provided me with the opportunity to ...
My Sophomore Year at UC Berkeley
A month ago, I completed my second year at Berkeley, and now that I've had some time to think about what I accomplished, I couldn't be more proud of myself. This year brought about new challenges and ...
Mi viaje a México
Este verano pasado, mi novia, su familia y yo fuimos a México (27 de julio al 14 de agosto). Fue un viaje muy ocupado y divertido. Fuimos a cinco estados ...
An Interesting Sum Subset Problem
About a month ago, I came across an interesting 3Blue1Brown video. This video covered an interesting math olympiad problem about counting subsets. It asked the following ...
My Freshman Year at UC Berkeley
I’ve just finished my Freshman year at the University of California, Berkeley. Reflecting back on my experiences, I feel I've learned a lot—both in and out of the classroom. I've had an amazing year at Berkeley, and ...