Hello, Tensorflow

#1

Post by lobsterdog » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 1:39 PM UTC

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

#2

Post by ajschumacher » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 1:58 PM UTC

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

#3

Post by JPKab » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:02 PM UTC

Hey Aaron! Hello from one of the people you taught in your first GADS class in DC.

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

#4

Post by krisroadruck » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:02 PM UTC

ajschumacher wrote: post #2

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

Great article! You did miss a GoT plug though "An Object has no name". Tisk! But seriously though thanks for the background post to go with. Cheers.

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

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Post by JPKab » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:03 PM UTC

ajschumacher wrote: post #2

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

Good post man. Hope DC is treating you well these days.

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

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Post by tedmiston » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:04 PM UTC

> For more on basic techniques and coding your own machine learning algorithms, check out our O'Reilly Learning Path, "Machine Learning."

This learning path is also available free for Safari Books Online subscribers.

https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/learning-path...

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

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Post by Fenntrek » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:14 PM UTC

Wonder when we will see the day when an O'Reilly book is written by AI.

Could be a nice little loop if part of the creators of the AI that would accomplish this learned part of their craft from O'Reilly books.

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

#8

Post by ajschumacher » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:24 PM UTC

krisroadruck wrote: post #4

ajschumacher wrote: post #2

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

Great article! You did miss a GoT plug though "An Object has no name". Tisk! But seriously though thanks for the background post to go with. Cheers.

Thanks! May objects not bring you any unwanted gifts! :)

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

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Post by tedmiston » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:24 PM UTC

ajschumacher wrote: post #2

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

It was nice to hear a little behind the scenes. I'd be curious to hear any analytics about unique visitors, etc so far from the O'Reilly post if you can share.

Re: Hello, Tensorflow

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Post by ajschumacher » Mon, Jun 20, 2016, 2:24 PM UTC

JPKab wrote: post #5

ajschumacher wrote: post #2

Wow! I was going to post this but here it is already! I wrote (with a lot of help) the article there. I also jotted down some notes on the process of writing it with O'Reilly in case anybody's interested in that side of things: http://planspace.org/20160619-writing_with_oreilly/

Good post man. Hope DC is treating you well these days.

Thank you! Things are going great in DC - I happen to be in NYC for ICML this week though, where things are also going pretty great! :)