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Resume driven development is real. Who wants a crud app on their resume when they can have a crud + ML app on their resume? I remember back in like 2016 recruit
by glouwbug 5y ago
Resume driven development is real. Who wants a crud app on their resume when they can have a crud + ML app on their resume? I remember back in like 2016 recruiters devoured anyone with the slightest bit of ML experience on their resumes: it fed back into the ego of developers, and suddenly everyone was an ML expert who could do no better than load a JSON of data and import keras. What a strange trip that time was
- fxtentacle 5y agoI feel like we're seeing the next round of that now with all those "build your own advanced Deep Learning AI in 3 simple steps" websites. Clarifai, Amazon Rekognition, Google AutoML Vision, Nykel (the article here), Amazon Comprehend, Google AutoML Natural Language, MonkeyLearn, Lateral, BigML, Azure ML, Lobe, DataRobot, Rapidminer, Dataiku ... Did I forget anyone? EDIT: H2O’s Driverless AI, Floyd, AWS SageMaker, Databricks EDIT2: Pega Platform, MLFlow, Comet.ml EDIT3: $SNOW SnowFlake, Spell.ml, Cloudera ML, Alibaba Cloud
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoSnowflake is not like the others in that list, as they just provide a pretty good SQL dialect over cloud storage, and a tolerable UI and API access, for a pretty indeterminate price (who knows how much a credit is worth this quarter?). Personally, if there's ever a downturn, I plan to play Snowflake sales people off each other and get enough credits to last me a lifetime ;)