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by lazarus01 1y ago
What you created is a version of “am I hot or not” for skin cancer. The idea is constrained to the limitations of your programming capability. Showing a photo and creating 3 buttons with a static response is not very helpful. These are t
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by lazarus01 1y ago
Here is the bible on deep learning, ”Deep learning with Python” written by Francois Chollet, the creator of Keras. https://www.manning.com/books/deep-learning-with-python
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by lazarus01 1y ago
Modern numeric compute frameworks provide automatic differentiation to calculate derivatives, including Tensorflow and Jax.
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by lazarus01 1y ago
Here are the building blocks for any deep learning system and a little bit about llm towards the end. Graphs - It all starts with computational graphs. These are data structures that include element wise operations, usually matrix multipli
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by lazarus01 1y ago
> demand they show receipts or shut the fuck up This is what I always look for. Haven’t found one salient success story with a claim for success.
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by lazarus01 1y ago
In NYC, for the first 6 months of 2025, 994 new private sector jobs were created [1]. During the same period last year, there were 66,000 new jobs created. Higher cost of doing business from tariffs has frozen hiring. With a frozen job ma
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by lazarus01 1y ago
I always enjoy discussions that intersect between psychology and engineering. But I feel this person falls short immediately, because they don't study neuroscience and psychology. That is the big gap in most of these discussion. Peop
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by lazarus01 1y ago
That’s fantastic! Don’t beat yourself up. What’s important is that you're taking good care of yourself today! You took control!
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by lazarus01 1y ago
I can share a very simple incentive for exercise. As you age, you will lose lean muscle and bone density. But you do have some control in maintaining a healthy level of strength for your elder years. You can maintain strength and density b
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by lazarus01 1y ago
< small teams are doing very big things? Another claim for AI success, followed by, nothing specific
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by lazarus01 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. There is also a movie called Her, with Joaquin Phoenix and ScarJo. Absolutely brilliant.
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by lazarus01 1y ago
> I think the skills that should be emphasized are how do you think for yourself? Independent thinking is indeed the most important skill to have as a human. However, I sympathize for the younger generations, as they have become the pri
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by lazarus01 1y ago
I'm a data scientist and ml engineer, used to be in tech sales before transitioning to a technical role. I've spent most of my adult life using using linkedin for business development and job search. What people don't realiz
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by lazarus01 1y ago
I use google cloud for ML. AWS has a similar offering. I find google is purpose built for ml and provides tons of resources with excellent documentation. AWS feels like driving a double decker bus, very big and clunky, compared to google, w
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by lazarus01 1y ago
I went to the GitHub page. The descriptions of the service seem redundant to what cloud providers offer today. I looked at the documentation and it lacks concrete examples for implementation flows. Seems like something new to learn, an ad
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> human engineers now spend the majority of their time planning, reviewing, and orchestrating tasks > > This feel like much too broad a statement to be true. This is just what they wish to be true.
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by lazarus01 1y ago
Our brains are prediction machines. Anxiety is the anticipation of unpleasant experience, which comes from conditioning, not ignorance. You can be completely aware of your experience and still feel anxiety. So your thinking is flawed. You
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by lazarus01 1y ago
< I have an unusually high need to own the understanding of any thing I'm learning This is called deprivation sensitivity. It’s different from intellectual curiosity, where the former is a need to understand vs. the latter, which i