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Show HN: ZenML, extensible open-source MLOps framework for reproducible ML
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On the Origin of Money (2016) [pdf]
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How to build successful Machine Learning teams
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It really breaks down to acknowledging how many overlaps ML has with traditional software development. Great to hear that adding SREs worked for you - how did the transition go for the rest of the team? Any big learnings from your team abou
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benkoller
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I see your point. To me, the two points however don’t stand at odds, both need to be addressed just the same. I said something similar in other comments, but only if your organization is building a strong team structure AND a solid process&
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benkoller
6y ago
To me these patterns feel very close to what organizations have been tackling for the last 20 years in software development. Teams need to be given the autonomy AND responsibility to own their infrastructure, software and processes - especi
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benkoller
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I couldn’t agree more. The space of ML and MLOps is still at a very early stage, and unfortunately it feels as if organizations have to re-learn all the lessons from software development that were learnt the last 20 years. Tools have a grea
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Reproducible Machine Learning in production
(blog.maiot.io)
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12 factors for successful Machine Learning in production
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Financial derivatives scanner to screen and filter options
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A case for declarative configurations for ML training
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benkoller
6y ago
I'd second that, somewhat. The things I'd consider myself to be good at are the things I care about. I can still quite clearly distinguish between personal and "business" interests, and don't feel a blurriness betwe
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6y ago
It really gives me great pleasure to find gems like this article on HN. I can't see a future in which I'd otherwise gained the insights I've now gained through reading (your?) piece about the complexity of blurring complex sh
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benkoller
7y ago
Indeed. Disregard my comment while I facepalm.
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benkoller
7y ago
Out of sheer self-interest: Do you intentionally obscure the source of the file? I'd be interested to save some of these (for non-commercial, strictly private usage).
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benkoller
8y ago
As a slightly out-of-context suggestion: Add the ability to try the app to your website. I'd be more likely to download if I could try it without commitment first :)
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benkoller
8y ago
I expect his comment to be a nihilist remark.
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benkoller
10y ago
All things ops: * http://www.devopsweekly.com/ * https://sreweekly.com/ * http://weekly.monitoring.love/ It'd be great to get some more of these.