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master_yoda_1
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Comment #35756165
WTF my tax money is spent on this bull $hit
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Comment #34727481
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Comment #34727465
the article DOES NOT describe GPT3 and this article title is misleading, and the author is lying.
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Comment #34727441
also for curious mind here is a more authentic tutorial on building gpt (precursor to gpt3) by andrej karpathy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc8FmEb1nY My point is if you want t…
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Comment #34727372
I would better use pytorch api than this bogus code. https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.nn.Transform...
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Comment #34727278
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Comment #34313876
its depend on what domain you are interested in. for some domain progress is so fast books are lagging 10 years behind so you need to read article (also its tough to find good arti…
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Comment #34313784
This book is all you need https://probml.github.io/pml-book/book1.html
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Comment #33598493
For me re-reading some book twice/thrice or reading multiple book/courses on same topic make it click. Sometime I think it click but my understanding is totally wrong, talking to p…
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Comment #32614514
Totally agree, learning geometry or linear algebra through AR/VR would be so easy and intuitive
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Comment #32129387
I always get confused who the audience is for these kind of books? For advanced reader this is really shallow, for beginners its really advanced (who really want to read 543 page b…
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Comment #32113612
I fell for this bullshit before i read the last line "This is what we have designed the Bradfield Computer Science Intensive to be."
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Comment #31831475
I think it’s too much simplifying ML. If features are so easy to find yes you can write a rule based system and it works. But most of the real life problem is not easy.
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Comment #31728789
First define what is a "working AI" even mean Be careful AI is not an iPhone app you will not find any funding for BS in this env.
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Comment #31452772
I don't understand OP, so you have problem with leetcode, and you also have a problem with hire and fire culture (most of these companies don't ask leetcode) so what do you want fr…
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Comment #31066593
What frustrate me about these interviews is one need to talk on phone and code at the same time. Who the fuck do that in real life.I am so fucked up with this thinking out loud shi…
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Comment #30760109
I somewhat disagree with this article. Microservice is great for complex software modules. But some jokers in industry starts writing miscroservice for every small function/method …
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Comment #30656709
I don’t understand why old programmers are so much fascinated by lisp. If it would have been good it would have survived today.
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Comment #30434799
OP first define which software engineers you are talking about. Otherwise stop bullshitting just to market your company?
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Comment #29882076
just a clarification I think you are confused between RL and robotics. RL algorithm could be used anywhere either in ads, nlp, computer vision etc.
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Comment #29879280
I know one good reference. https://www.deeplearningbook.org/ Also there are various courses and lectures but that needs time and effort. There is no short cuts like the book posted…
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Comment #29879085
My problem with these line of numerous shallow books and courses are 1) Written by people who has no experience in industry or they are not working on "real" machine learning jobs …
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