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Honest question - Is there like a useful version of this for ,you know, hard CS/ML/... questions. Like what ML model should I use for training this dataset, & s
by dxbydt 12y ago
Honest question - Is there like a useful version of this for ,you know, hard CS/ML/... questions. Like what ML model should I use for training this dataset, & some advice on hyperparameter tuning ? That sort of thing. There's a void between the completely free stackoverflow ( even with bounty ) and an odesk. Some in-between system where you pay $10 for 5 minutes of legit expert advice. Anybody ?
- chetanahuja 12y agoWe used to have completely free "brutally honest" feedback from legit experts on comp.xxxx newsgroups in their heyday. The eternal september killed it forever.
- dkyc 12y agoI think you could look at short term consulting services like AirPair (recent YC company) or HackHands- they offer on demand video/audio calls with specialists that can help with specific technological problems. OP's service is more about absolute honesty than specific knowledge.
- SonOfLilit 12y agohttp://www.codementor.io/ http://www.codementor.io/, although you'll probably end up paying $30 for 15 minutes, since 5 minutes aren't enough to explain your question. I saw it here, and I've been mentoring there quite successfully, although I haven't had any clients with really advanced questions yet, only beginners. I am looking forward to helping people with hard design issues.
- allsystemsgo 12y agoYou probably won't get hard design issues there.
- im3w1l 12y agoI'd talk to these people. They say they do consultancy http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/#contacting-us http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/#contacting-us
- QuasiAlon 12y agoGoogle helpouts too