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The damned pigeons don't come to the balcony when I'm there, and make a mess everywhere. I don't want to hurt them just that they hang somewhere else! My backg
by Ftuuky 6y ago
The damned pigeons don't come to the balcony when I'm there, and make a mess everywhere. I don't want to hurt them just that they hang somewhere else!
My background is anthropology but I've always worked as a data analyst (read: excel guy) but got "promoted" as project manager for a team that has some data scientist doing automation projects and got interested in CV and NLP. I know python but for data analytics (pandas, seaborn, scikit, and so on) but never did anything for myself in DL and just wanted to learn more while building something (I miss doing stuff besides slideware tasks).
Regarding virtualbox, I will probably give up and look again into dual boot Linux. Will ask a friend that is an experienced coder to hold my hand while I do that.
Thanks for your reply!
- brailsafe 6y agoKeep with it if you can. Again, I told have any hard experience in that area, but I'm a software developer by trade, and a geography person (kind of) by academics. Physical Anthro and Geo have some crossover, and both stand to be going in the direction of applying some DL techniques at present and going forward. Particularly in the areas of remote sensing if you want a rabbit hole to dive into :) Unix can be a nightmare, and you just have to suffer it for a while to get used to the patterns. Otherwise, My recommendation is to just work slowly through the bits and pieces. The amount of projects that people seem to have just slapped together in a weekend is daunting, but far from reality for everyone. The expectation of fast progress is the enemy of actual progress.