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Appunti di ricerca sulla evoluzione di dinamiche cooperative in società simulate con algoritmi genetici
In una società virtuale, composta da agenti artificiali che interagiscono secondo le regole del dilemma del prigioniero con iterazione, emergono complesse dinamiche e strategie di relazione.
Lo studio si ispira ai lavori di Robert Axelrod, un politologo della Università del Michigan che per primo sperimentò tornei tra automi capaci di giocare al Prisoner's Dilemma. Consentendo agli agenti artificiali di modificare la tabella di payoff di partenza, Genagents rappresenta una evoluzione di quelle sperimentazioni.
La sintesi del lavoro qui pubblicata si compone di una introduzione alla logica del Dilemma del Prigioniero con iterazione, una descrizione del modello matematico del sistema di simulazione preceduta da una breve introduzione alle teorie evoluzionistiche che lo hanno ispirato. Sono infine indicati i principali risultati sperimentali ottenuti e alcune riflessioni sui possibili scenari interpretativi in relazione a dinamiche osservabili nel mondo reale.
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Discover how TPOT uses genetic algorithms to evolve machine‑learning pipelines in just four steps—crossover, mutation, grid search and more—on the classic Iris dataset. A concise guide for Python enthusiasts who want automated model building. #TPOT #GeneticAlgorithms #MachineLearningPipelines #Python
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/tpot-evolves-ml-pipelines-via-genetic-algorithms-four-steps
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Discover how TPOT uses genetic algorithms to evolve machine‑learning pipelines in just four steps—crossover, mutation, grid search and more—on the classic Iris dataset. A concise guide for Python enthusiasts who want automated model building. #TPOT #GeneticAlgorithms #MachineLearningPipelines #Python
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/tpot-evolves-ml-pipelines-via-genetic-algorithms-four-steps
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Discover how TPOT uses genetic algorithms to evolve machine‑learning pipelines in just four steps—crossover, mutation, grid search and more—on the classic Iris dataset. A concise guide for Python enthusiasts who want automated model building. #TPOT #GeneticAlgorithms #MachineLearningPipelines #Python
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/tpot-evolves-ml-pipelines-via-genetic-algorithms-four-steps
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Discover how TPOT uses genetic algorithms to evolve machine‑learning pipelines in just four steps—crossover, mutation, grid search and more—on the classic Iris dataset. A concise guide for Python enthusiasts who want automated model building. #TPOT #GeneticAlgorithms #MachineLearningPipelines #Python
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/tpot-evolves-ml-pipelines-via-genetic-algorithms-four-steps
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Genetic algorithms uncover solutions that brute force would miss, improving everything from shipping logistics to portfolio optimization.
Get Genetic Algorithms in Elixir by Sean Moriarity at https://pragprog.com/titles/smgaelixir/genetic-algorithms-in-elixir/
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🚀 As the Google Summer of Code 2025 comes to a close, our two students write about their work, challenges and solutions. Mayn thanks for your hard work!!
Check out their final blog posts: https://blog.52north.org/category/gsoc/
👉 #KomMonitor: Breathing New Life into an Open-Source Gem (Pranjal Goyal)
👉 Genetic Algorithm for Ship Route Optimization (Shreyas Ranganatha)
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🚀 As the Google Summer of Code 2025 comes to a close, our two students write about their work, challenges and solutions. Mayn thanks for your hard work!!
Check out their final blog posts: https://blog.52north.org/category/gsoc/
👉 #KomMonitor: Breathing New Life into an Open-Source Gem (Pranjal Goyal)
👉 Genetic Algorithm for Ship Route Optimization (Shreyas Ranganatha)
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🚀 As the Google Summer of Code 2025 comes to a close, our two students write about their work, challenges and solutions. Mayn thanks for your hard work!!
Check out their final blog posts: https://blog.52north.org/category/gsoc/
👉 #KomMonitor: Breathing New Life into an Open-Source Gem (Pranjal Goyal)
👉 Genetic Algorithm for Ship Route Optimization (Shreyas Ranganatha)
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🚀 As the Google Summer of Code 2025 comes to a close, our two students write about their work, challenges and solutions. Mayn thanks for your hard work!!
Check out their final blog posts: https://blog.52north.org/category/gsoc/
👉 #KomMonitor: Breathing New Life into an Open-Source Gem (Pranjal Goyal)
👉 Genetic Algorithm for Ship Route Optimization (Shreyas Ranganatha)
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🧬 Day 35, the final post of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp, is live!
Today: using GAs for creative art and design.
Evolution isn’t just for optimization. It can spark imagination, too.Thanks to everyone who followed along, whether 1 post or all 35!
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🧬 Day 34 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we compare GAs vs. other optimization techniques.
Where do GAs shine? Where do they fall short? A developer’s perspective.
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🧬 Day 33 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Case study: using GAs to optimize hyperparameters in a neural network.
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🧬 Day 32 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re tackling when GAs go wrong.
From poor performance to premature convergence, learn how to debug and keep evolution on track.
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🧬 Day 31 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re talking about best practices for tuning GA parameters.
Mutation rate, crossover probability, population size… find the right balance for better results.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-31-best-practices-for-tuning-genetic-algorithm-parameters/
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🧬 Day 30 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re unit testing your evolution.
Make GAs in C# testable, predictable, and reliable.
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🧬 Day 29 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re defining interfaces for GA components in C#: fitness, selection, and operators.
Clean, modular, and ready for evolution.
#CSharp #GeneticAlgorithms #DotNet #AI #CodeEvolution #DevLife
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🧬 Day 28 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re building a pluggable GA framework in C#.
Swap in operators, fitness functions, and configs like building blocks.https://www.woodruff.dev/day-28-building-a-pluggable-genetic-algorithms-framework-in-c/
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🧬 Day 27 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today we’re logging and monitoring GA progress.
Track fitness, spot stalls, and watch your code evolve generation by generation.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-27-logging-and-monitoring-genetic-progress-over-generations/
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🧬 Day 26 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today we’re running GAs in the cloud with Azure Batch or Functions.
Scale up, speed up, and let Azure handle the heavy lifting.https://www.woodruff.dev/day-26-running-gas-in-the-cloud-with-azure-batch-or-functions/
#CSharp #GeneticAlgorithms #DotNet #Azure #CloudComputing #AI
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🧬 Day 25 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re parallelizing GA loops in .NET with Parallel.ForEach
Evolve faster, scale bigger, and put those CPU cores to work.
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🧬 Day 24 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we combine Genetic Algorithms + Hill Climbing.
A hybrid memetic approach for faster, smarter optimization in C#.
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🧬 Day 23 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we dive into NSGA-II.
A powerful way to handle multiple objectives in your C# GA without losing diversity. -
🧬Day 22 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we tackle multi-objective optimization.
When one fitness function isn’t enough, your GA learns to balance competing goals.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-22-multi-objective-optimization-when-one-fitness-function-isnt-enough/
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🧬 Day 20 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re penalizing bad solutions.
Learn how to handle constraints in your fitness function and guide your GA the right way.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-20-constraint-handling-in-fitness-functions-penalizing-bad-solutions/
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🧬 Day 19 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today we’re scheduling with DNA.
Learn how to build smarter class and work timetables using GAs in C#.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-19-scheduling-with-dna-using-gas-for-class-and-work-timetables/
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🧬 Day 18 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re visualizing the TSP evolution in .NET.
Watch your algorithm improve routes in real time!
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-18-mapping-cities-visualizing-tsp-evolution-in-net/
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🧬 Day 17 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re talking about heuristics and why a little greed in your GA isn’t always a bad thing.
Smart shortcuts can lead to better evolution!
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-17-greedy-isnt-always-bad-heuristics-in-genetic-algorithms/
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🧬 Day 16 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
We’re solving the Traveling Salesperson Problem using permutation chromosomes in C#.
Evolve your way to the shortest route!
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🧬 Day 15 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is live!
Today, we’re designing smarter fitness functions.
Shape the problem right, and your GA will evolve like a champ.
https://www.woodruff.dev/day-15-fitness-by-design-how-to-shape-the-problem-to-match-evolution/
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🧬 Day 14 is here and marks the end of Week 2!
Let’s have some fun: evolving a C# Genetic Algorithm to crack the "Hello World" puzzle.
It’s survival of the fittest… for strings!
Watch your code figure it out on its own.
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Shreyas Ranganatha introduces his Google Summer of Code project on improving the genetic algorithm for multi-objective optimization in the Weather Routing Tool!
Find out more in his first blog post:
https://blog.52north.org/2025/05/27/extending-the-weather-routing-tool-introductory-blog-post/#GSoC2025 #WeatherRoutingTool #routeoptimization #geneticalgorithms #MariData
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🧬 New blog series!
Evolve Your C# Code with AI starts June 2.Learn how to build Genetic Algorithms in C# over 5 weeks — practical, testable, and powerful.
https://woodruff.dev/evolve-your-c-code-with-ai-a-5-week-genetic-algorithms-bootcamp-for-developers/
#GeneticAlgorithms #CSharp #DotNet #AI #CodeSmarter #EvolutionaryComputing
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🧬 New blog series!
Evolve Your C# Code with AI starts June 2.Learn how to build Genetic Algorithms in C# over 5 weeks — practical, testable, and powerful.
https://woodruff.dev/evolve-your-c-code-with-ai-a-5-week-genetic-algorithms-bootcamp-for-developers/
#GeneticAlgorithms #CSharp #DotNet #AI #CodeSmarter #EvolutionaryComputing
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🧬 New blog series!
Evolve Your C# Code with AI starts June 2.Learn how to build Genetic Algorithms in C# over 5 weeks — practical, testable, and powerful.
https://woodruff.dev/evolve-your-c-code-with-ai-a-5-week-genetic-algorithms-bootcamp-for-developers/
#GeneticAlgorithms #CSharp #DotNet #AI #CodeSmarter #EvolutionaryComputing
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🧬 New blog series!
Evolve Your C# Code with AI starts June 2.Learn how to build Genetic Algorithms in C# over 5 weeks — practical, testable, and powerful.
https://woodruff.dev/evolve-your-c-code-with-ai-a-5-week-genetic-algorithms-bootcamp-for-developers/
#GeneticAlgorithms #CSharp #DotNet #AI #CodeSmarter #EvolutionaryComputing
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🧬 New blog series!
Evolve Your C# Code with AI starts June 2.Learn how to build Genetic Algorithms in C# over 5 weeks — practical, testable, and powerful.
https://woodruff.dev/evolve-your-c-code-with-ai-a-5-week-genetic-algorithms-bootcamp-for-developers/
#GeneticAlgorithms #CSharp #DotNet #AI #CodeSmarter #EvolutionaryComputing
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Weekly Update at the Open Journal of Astrophysics – 15/03/2025
The Ideas of March are come, so it’s time for another update of papers published at the Open Journal of Astrophysics. Since the last update we have published two papers, which brings the number in Volume 8 (2025) up to 27 and the total so far published by OJAp up to 262.
The first paper to report is “Dark Energy Survey Year 6 Results: Point-Spread Function Modeling” by Theo Schutt and 59 others distributed around the world, on behalf of the DES Collaboration. It was published on Wednesday March 12th 2025 in the folder Cosmology and NonGalactic Astrophysics. It discusses the improvements made in modelling the Point Spread Function (PSF) for weak lensing measurements in the latest Dark Energy Survey (6-year) data and prospects for the future.
Here is the overlay, which you can click on to make larger if you wish:
You can read the officially accepted version of this paper on arXiv here.
The other paper published this week is “Exploring Symbolic Regression and Genetic Algorithms for Astronomical Object Classification” by Fabio Ricardo Llorella (Universidad Internacional de la Rioja, Spain) & José Antonio Cebrian (Universidad Laboral de Córdoba, Spain), which came out on Thursday 13th March. This one is in the folder marked Astrophysics of Galaxies and it discusses the classification of astronomical objects in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey SDSS-17 dataset using a combination of Symbolic Regressiion and Genetic Algorithms.
The overlay can be seen here:
You can find the “final” version on arXiv here.
That’s it for this week. I’ll have more papers to report next Saturday.
#arXiv250105781v2 #arXiv250309220v1 #AstronomicalObjectClassification #AstrophysicsOfGalaxies #CosmologyAndNonGalacticAstrophysics #DarkEnergySurvey #DES #DiamondOpenAccess #GeneticAlgorithms #OpenAccessPublishing #SloanDigitalSkySurvey #SymbolicRegression #TheOpenJournalOfAstrophysics #weakGravitationalLensing
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Weekly Update at the Open Journal of Astrophysics – 15/03/2025
The Ideas of March are come, so it’s time for another update of papers published at the Open Journal of Astrophysics. Since the last update we have published two papers, which brings the number in Volume 8 (2025) up to 27 and the total so far published by OJAp up to 262.
The first paper to report is “Dark Energy Survey Year 6 Results: Point-Spread Function Modeling” by Theo Schutt and 59 others distributed around the world, on behalf of the DES Collaboration. It was published on Wednesday March 12th 2025 in the folder Cosmology and NonGalactic Astrophysics. It discusses the improvements made in modelling the Point Spread Function (PSF) for weak lensing measurements in the latest Dark Energy Survey (6-year) data and prospects for the future.
Here is the overlay, which you can click on to make larger if you wish:
You can read the officially accepted version of this paper on arXiv here.
The other paper published this week is “Exploring Symbolic Regression and Genetic Algorithms for Astronomical Object Classification” by Fabio Ricardo Llorella (Universidad Internacional de la Rioja, Spain) & José Antonio Cebrian (Universidad Laboral de Córdoba, Spain), which came out on Thursday 13th March. This one is in the folder marked Astrophysics of Galaxies and it discusses the classification of astronomical objects in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey SDSS-17 dataset using a combination of Symbolic Regressiion and Genetic Algorithms.
The overlay can be seen here:
You can find the “final” version on arXiv here.
That’s it for this week. I’ll have more papers to report next Saturday.
#arXiv250105781v2 #arXiv250309220v1 #AstronomicalObjectClassification #AstrophysicsOfGalaxies #CosmologyAndNonGalacticAstrophysics #DarkEnergySurvey #DES #DiamondOpenAccess #GeneticAlgorithms #OpenAccessPublishing #SloanDigitalSkySurvey #SymbolicRegression #TheOpenJournalOfAstrophysics #weakGravitationalLensing
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Via the @ataripodcast: in a 25-minute video, Jean Michel Sellier, Research Assistant Professor at Purdue University, demonstrates the use of an #Atari800XL to train a neural network using a genetic algorithm instead of the memory-hungry technique of gradient descent.
https://hackaday.com/2025/02/21/genetic-algorithm-runs-on-atari-800-xl/
I've had a soft spot for Artificial Life for a long time. During the last AI Winter in the mid 1990s, I was spurred to get back into education and onto a career in commercial software development by Stephen Levy's book "Artificial Life: The Quest for a New Creation". I loved that Artificial Life researchers borrowed well-understood mechanisms from genetics and implemented them in software to converge iteratively on solutions, in contrast to AI research, which was attempting to build models of categories which were not understood at all (and largely still aren't) - intelligence (whatever that is) and perception.
In subsequent years I wondered why I wasn't hearing any hype about Artificial Life; it turns out practitioners have been quietly getting on with solving problems using the technique. Meanwhile, yet again, AI boosters have blustered their way into the consciousness with another round of overcooked hype.
The Stephen Levy book is still worth a read, if you can find it. (IIRC Danny Hillis and the Connection Machine folks get a mention too.)
(I don't know if any of the genetic algorithm folks turned out to be supporters of eugenics, as many of the current crop of AI boosters seem to be.)
https://archive.org/details/artificiallifequ0000levy_l1x2
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter#The_setbacks_of_the_late_1980s_and_early_1990s
#solarpunk #permacomputing #geneticalgorithms #ArtificialLife #RetroComputing #VintageComputing #TESCREAL #Eugenics #Genetics
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New paper out ✒️😊
We present a novel approach to performing fitness approximation in #geneticalgorithms (#GAs) using #machinelearning (#ML) models, focusing on dynamic adaptation to the evolutionary state.
https://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/15/12/744
With talented grad students Itai Tzruia and Tomer Halperin, and my colleague Dr. Achiya Elyasaf.
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📯 New blog post: "
Wavelength selection with a genetic algorithm"If you're interested in #spectroscopy, especially NIR or Raman, or #chemometrics, a suitable selection of wavelength bands is often needed to produce a good statistical model.
Genetic algorithms are optimisation procedures loosely inspired by the mechanism of evolution by natural selection.
In this point, I'm working through an example of variable selection with a genetic algorithm for regression.
#MachineLearning #GeneticAlgorithms
#NearInfraredhttps://nirpyresearch.com/wavelength-selection-genetic-algorithm/
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📯 New blog post: "
Wavelength selection with a genetic algorithm"If you're interested in #spectroscopy, especially NIR or Raman, or #chemometrics, a suitable selection of wavelength bands is often needed to produce a good statistical model.
Genetic algorithms are optimisation procedures loosely inspired by the mechanism of evolution by natural selection.
In this point, I'm working through an example of variable selection with a genetic algorithm for regression.
#MachineLearning #GeneticAlgorithms
#NearInfraredhttps://nirpyresearch.com/wavelength-selection-genetic-algorithm/
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📯 New blog post: "
Wavelength selection with a genetic algorithm"If you're interested in #spectroscopy, especially NIR or Raman, or #chemometrics, a suitable selection of wavelength bands is often needed to produce a good statistical model.
Genetic algorithms are optimisation procedures loosely inspired by the mechanism of evolution by natural selection.
In this point, I'm working through an example of variable selection with a genetic algorithm for regression.
#MachineLearning #GeneticAlgorithms
#NearInfraredhttps://nirpyresearch.com/wavelength-selection-genetic-algorithm/
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📯 New blog post: "
Wavelength selection with a genetic algorithm"If you're interested in #spectroscopy, especially NIR or Raman, or #chemometrics, a suitable selection of wavelength bands is often needed to produce a good statistical model.
Genetic algorithms are optimisation procedures loosely inspired by the mechanism of evolution by natural selection.
In this point, I'm working through an example of variable selection with a genetic algorithm for regression.
#MachineLearning #GeneticAlgorithms
#NearInfraredhttps://nirpyresearch.com/wavelength-selection-genetic-algorithm/
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Interesting article about D-Wave "#quantum" annealing computers. https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/01/companies-are-relying-on-quantum-annealers-for-useful-computations/
My niche in the aughts was "#scheduling" optimization (90% of the time it was bin-packing, technically). I started with #SimulatedAnnealing and #GeneticAlgorithms, but generally found approximation algorithms (Vazirani's book) to be most practical. PS It's a great niche. #SoftwareDevelopment
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My name is Rafael. I was born in #PuertoRico and I've been living in #NYC for the past four years (I moved to #Brooklyn two years ago.) I'm 47 years old and I like:
#Computing
#ComputerProgramming
#SoftwareDevelopment
#AI
#VisualArt
#Design
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#Literature
#OOD, #OOP
#GeneticAlgorithms
#DotNet
#ASP
#CSharp
#Java
#HTML
#JavaScript
#SQL
#DevOps
#DatabaseDesign
#FullStack
#BusinessToConsumerApps
#TechnicalWriting
#UbuntuLinux
#Brooklyn
#Manhattan
#NYC
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#UniversityOfSussex
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#VideoGames
#ContentModeration
#LongWalks
#Music (Who doesn't?)My personal website is at: https://human-assisted.blogspot.com/
https://c.im/ (I'm mod here.)
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My name is Rafael. I was born in #PuertoRico and I've been living in #NYC for the past four years (I moved to #Brooklyn two years ago.) I'm 47 years old and I like:
#Computing
#ComputerProgramming
#SoftwareDevelopment
#AI
#VisualArt
#Design
#Film
#Literature
#OOD, #OOP
#GeneticAlgorithms
#DotNet
#ASP
#CSharp
#Java
#HTML
#JavaScript
#SQL
#DevOps
#DatabaseDesign
#FullStack
#BusinessToConsumerApps
#TechnicalWriting
#UbuntuLinux
#Brooklyn
#Manhattan
#NYC
#PuertoRico
#UniversityOfSussex
#Brighton, #England
#VideoGames
#ContentModeration
#LongWalks
#Music (Who doesn't?)My personal website is at: https://human-assisted.blogspot.com/
https://c.im/ (I'm mod here.)
