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Explores building the 'Internet Computer' and 'Beyond Blockchains', covering WebAssembly, consensus algorithms, state machine replication, and challenges in deriving randomness.
Explores the impact of model complexity on prediction quality through the bias-variance trade-off, emphasizing the need to balance bias and variance for optimal performance.
