The Bear Experience: Recent Episodes
Lucas Baer
A podcast all about technology and indirectly learning the process of creating one! Stay tuned for various topics ranging from PC Building and Machine Learning to even Sneaker botting! Explanations and interesting stories from the host Lucas Baer and lots of discussion partners incoming!!!
Today's world is heavily dependent on our financial system and our currencies. But in recent times the talk has come up about a disrupting force that could change how we transact money and the way banks function. What are these cryptocurrencies and how have they influenced our lives until now? These questions I ask Miss Maria Sommerhalder, an expert from PwC. Enjoy the last episode of the Bear Experience podcast!
When you hear sneakers, you automatically think of fashion. In today's world fashion plays an increasingly bigger world for the newer generations and keeping up with the trends is a must. But sometimes sneakers are sold out and the only way to get your favourite shoes is by paying three times as much as the original price! Surely there must be an alternative.
Let me introduce: Sneaker Botting! Want to know how this is an alternative? Then listen to the third episode of The Bear Experience featuring Jonathan Gartenmann, Neo Negele and Jonathan Kempe! Enjoy!
The main topic is Machine Learning. If you aren't sure what is meant by Machine Learning, then you're at the right place! Because in this episode, we unwrap the basics of Machine Learning, its similarities to Artificial Intelligence, how machines learn and even include heaps of real examples we encounter everyday. Enjoy this episode with the two guests currently studying at the ETH Zurich: Anastasia Makarova and Mohammad Reza Karimi!
Hi Listeners, this episode is all about building Personal Computers and my own biased view on whether you should try to build one yourself! What better to listen to an informative podcast while in a worlwide pandemic!
This episode's guest is Gregor Lüdi, a mathematics and informatics teacher at the Kantonsschule Enge Zürich. In this interview I discussed various parts of building PCs and how it was a few decades ago.
Have fun!