goldsborough

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Dropping Out of College to Join Facebook: 3 Years Later(goldsborough.me)
1 points by goldsborough 6y ago|0 comments
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by goldsborough 8y ago
It's very complete. We have many kinds of builtin Modules (rnns, conv{1,2,3}d, batchnorm etc.), optimizers, a data loader, a serialization format for checkpointing and similar things you need for training. My hope is that any model you
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My Facebook Internship(goldsborough.me)
1 points by goldsborough 9y ago|0 comments
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by goldsborough 10y ago
Web stuff, Python and Go
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by goldsborough 10y ago
I learnt to be very careful about anything that's about Google and not from Google :)
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by goldsborough 10y ago
No, I mainly used OCW to go deeper into more advanced dynamic programming and hashing techniques. I was more involved in the Princeton courses and especially Cracking The Coding Interview.
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by goldsborough 10y ago
Yes and no. Interviewing is definitely something you can become good at by practice (I can confirm). But I can tell you that studying algorithms and data structures for interviews (which I would not have done otherwise) has made me a much b
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by goldsborough 10y ago
No it was more a joke between me and a colleague, because even though we got gourmet food three times a day he would just eat potatoes and eggs all the time
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by goldsborough 10y ago
Well, they did mean it for real. They didn't directly give me feedback on how to improve it, other than "go home, man". It's a personal choice in the end :)
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by goldsborough 10y ago
In that midpoint form I mention there's a box you can tick if you want to do "conversion" interviews at the end of your internship. Since I still have two more years of uni I didn't tick that box.
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My Google Internship(goldsborough.me)
359 points by goldsborough 10y ago|259 comments