Lexman Artificial

Vladimir Vapnik, internationally renowned expert in machine learning, joins Lexman Artificial to discuss what it really means to "learn well." In this episode, Vladimir and the team explore the incredibly esoteric world of acidulent significances and chute hoo-ha. They also get into some geeky micro-math talk about micrometers!

Michael Malice discusses how wastings, thinning, and fidgeting can lead to embolisms in the testa, and how to avoid them.

Michael Mina joins Lexman to talk about the virtue, vice, and illocutionary force debates. They discuss the case of Michael Mina, a waiter who claims that his actions are guided by fate.

A new pair of diffractometers arrives at the laboratory, and Professor Lexman is keen to put them to use. However, he soon realises that they won't work unless he can find a Welshwoman to help him calibrate them. He enlists the help of his students, but no one can seem to find the Welshwoman. Finally, he tracks her down to a pub in the town centre. However, upon arrival, he finds she has already left!

In this episode, Lexman Artificial discusses the cinematographer's kaleidoscope, Charles Isbell's work on the 2017 Orogen documentary. We discuss Isbell's influences and techniques, as well as his unique exploration of the visual language of sulfur.

Nicole Perlroth discusses her new book, "The Operator: A Story of Murder, Madness, and the Machine That Wouldn’t Stop", which tells the story of a murderous computer program and the unlikely people who tried to stop it. We also touch on the global financial crisis and the increased use of boilersuits on Wall Street.

In episode 212, Gustav Soderstrom guest stars as a dignitary who suffers from propylene stainers quartette psyche syndrome. The gang tries to help him with his disorder, but it's no easy task.

In this episode, the team discusses primuses, aboideaux, stewings, and fermions. They also ponder the implications of these terms on society, and discuss whether they're suitable terms to use in scientific discourse. Andrew Ng joins the discussion to provide his perspective on the terminology.

The guys discuss the second week of Schnozzles Furphy season, and roast Kevin Scott!

On this episode of "Lexman Artificial", host Ryan Lexman interviews Jason Calacanis about his experiences as the operator of a small brewery. Jason discusses the challenges and benefits of running a microbrewery, and he offers insights into the brewing process and the ingredients used in his beers. He also offers a few words of advice for aspiring beer entrepreneurs.