Out of curiosity, how did you get started with distributed systems side projects? Do you use e.g. a bunch of Docker containers or cloud VMs?
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#12Coming from a career in Android/Java/Kotlin. The new planned skills are to enable completion of projects I have in mind.
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#15Learning deep dive into linux networking [ https://sysplay.in/index.php?pagefile=lnd_weekend_workshop ] /system programming[ https://sysplay.in/index.php?pagefile=lsp_online_training ] / algo-DS etc. Mostly through online courses in second half of 2019. Wasn't that enthused about them previously, but having attended one, those are not bad and have lot of flexibility in terms of schedule and not having to travel.
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#16Trying to start your own ml research project. It's pretty hard especially when you don't have any formal credentials or training.
Is there anyone else here who's been doing ml research without a degree in ml?
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#19I started to learn machine learning relatively seriously. But I've always had issues with frameworks where the team goes out of their way to be clever rather than straightforward. ML frameworks to me are plagued with that. And I hate python. A lot. Mostly because of white space formatting. So, I decided to make my own neural net in C#. For fun, it'll never be released. I spent a solid month learning anything and ever…
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#20The cards that I assigned to myself I am learning now.
Trello is great as by pressing Q I can only see the cards I have assigned to myself and focus in on learning them.