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Hackathons have been my life for the last year. Staying up until 4 AM every weekend building advanced projects under a time crunch produces an unmatched adrenaline rush. While hackathons are surely enjoyable no matter the outcome, it is not the same without a win. However, winning is not easy, and learning how to do so can take a long time. As a result, many new hackers become discouraged and don't continue. Lucky for me, this was not the case, as I was able to quickly develop strategies that helped me be successful.

From 24-27 June, the 3d Soccer Simulation League will be taking place, as part of RoboCup 2021. The league first started in 2004 and teams compete in simulated soccer matches, with an emphasis on the low-level control of humanoid robots. Executive committee member Marco Simões told us about the league, how the competition will work, and how they strive to advance research every year. The 3d Soccer Simulation League is part of the RoboCup Soccer Simulation League, which is a larger league that includes two sub-leagues: the 2d Simulation League and the 3d Simulation League. The 2d Simulation League is about high-level research, AI and the strategies of soccer.

Amazon is taking on a new machine learning team, to operate out of Cambridge, UK, according to a Facebook post spotted by reporter Jack Clark. Neil Lawrence, a professor of machine learning and computational biology at the University of Sheffield, announced to his Facebook followers that he and his team of students will be joining the Seattle tech titan. Ralf Herbrich, Amazon's Director of Machine Learning Science, said that Lawrence's team will partner with his operation in Berlin, in a comment on the Facebook thread. Herbrich's team focuses on "Forecasting, Content Linkage, Scalable Machine Learning Services and Vision-Assisted Technologies," which may offer a glimpse into the kind of work that the new UK team will be doing. Both Herbrich and Lawrence previously worked for the Seattle-area's other tech titan, Microsoft.

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