Borrowing this one from my wife: how about everyone says what paper/book they're excited about at the moment?

I'm currently stoked to be back reading the classic Prediction, Learning, and Games book, which is not the first book to use to learn online learning, but it's definitely one to enjoy after you think you know it.

@roydanroy I'm reading Jürgen Richter-Gebert's, _Perspectives on Projective Geometry: A Guided Tour Through Real and Complex Geometry_,
Projective Geometry is used a lot in computer vision, but I'm aware now it is used in an ad hoc manner -- when it is convenient, we switch to homogenous coordinates from projective geometry, and when not convenient, we stick with Euclidean geometry. This book is so neat, more mathy than I am used to, introduces lots of things new to me in an easy-ish to understand way. I have a thread from the bird site!

I would like to be reading some literary fiction too, currently I don't have anything going. My last few reads concerned dystopian futures, and I need something different.

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