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lysecret
5y ago
I think anything that is growing and is new has a tendency to become complex. Simplicity is a constant balance. You have to allow end endure the complexity to get anywhere new and then re-integrate it by creating order. Such is coding and s
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5y ago
I have benn working so so much with explainability. I think the main thing to know when trying to extend this to non vision (which I assume to be standard feature engineering based ml, let's ignore texts for a second) is that all the e
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5y ago
So, I have been hiring a lot for 2 startups i was involved one was a kind of bootcamp which involved basically a never ending hiring process. I learned a lot about hiring there and how incredibly stupid and broken the standard hiring proces
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lysecret
5y ago
I almost fell off my chair when I talked to a friend of mine (whose completely no tech ) and she told me she's using Ubuntu desktop. A friend of hers installed it and it ran completely fine. I think it's because most everything we
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5y ago
You know they are hitting something interesting if all of hackernews gets mad haha
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lysecret
5y ago
I really don't like duckduckgo. Maybe I am in the minority. But the 2nd page from duckduckgo is just really bad. If you just need the first its fine (still google is better imo)
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lysecret
5y ago
I spend a good portion of my time creating / cleaning / structuring / feature engineering / running ml on data and I am extremely skeptical of automated ways of doing that. Everything I have seen so far was so laughabl
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5y ago
Haha that's actually a good point. I love to have a reference for how my data is structured.
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5y ago
Hmm one thing that people forget about when it comes to Pandas vs SQL is that for the kind of data you would use in pandas, 1 day and sometimes even 1 week or longer doesn't make a big difference. So say you are building some complica
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6y ago
So..... a bank?
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lysecret
6y ago
Cool that's wht I'm using too!:)
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6y ago
What stack did you end up using ?
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lysecret
6y ago
Im using fastapi and lowcode for the fronted and Postgres sqlalchemy for the db. Reeeaallly happy with it.