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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
those are called software engineers :)
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Hackers works on things which are not trivial.so certainly not a hacker
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Bda is more advanced version of this book. Stats rethinking is also good and one can start from scratch as it has more code and less maths.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Can it handle 1000 predictor with 1 million data points?
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Yeh for sure, but it's an overkill. It's like reading quantum mechanics to understand Newtonian mechanics. If you want to get a feel of bayesian ml here is an easier book, "Regression and Other Stories" https:/&#x2
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Yeh at least he gives a full derivation for every equation :)
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Yeh this is more practical and useful book.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Answer is not so black and white as everything in ml has to use probability. You can ignore this unless you are among 20 top researchers who are working on frontier of ml. Bayesian probabilistic techniques does not work or are very slow for
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Yes, unless you are among 20 top researchers who are working on frontier of ml. Bayesian probabilistic techniques does not work or are very slow for any practical purpose.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Agree with you. But none of this is useful for practical (applied) machine learning. I don't want to disappoint you but you can read it as machine learning porn, but otherwise don't waste time on it.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
I think by complex system you mean a shitty system build by jokers which is doomed to fail. You can’t just build any bullshit and called it complex.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
That is not true. Nuclear reactor are far more complex and not doomed to fail one day. So stop the bullshit.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
You forget about Lithium ion battery and nuclear fusion and many more examples. All the problems can't be solved by simple solution you need to do complex things.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Workshop is not bogus the way you are commercializing is bogus. Research is incremental process and there are lot of frontier scientist currently working on. The importance given to only this workshop is bullshit
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
The question is fundamentally misleading. Amount of math needed depend on task you do. The first atom bomb simulated using programming and a simple html is also written using programming.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Are you not worried that this article has a lot of misinformation and these kind of workshop are very common in NIPS. In 2015 there is a "quantum machine learning" workshop https://nips.cc/Conferences/2015&#x2
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
This article is misguiding. “Java is better to programmer weak in c++ and in general cs.” Should be the title. Stop spamming with your bulshit.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
These are leetcode equivalent for data science and quant. So invest time only interested.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Thats says lot of amateurs are doing programming today, who have no idea what programming is.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
This looks interesting. Don't you guys think OpenAI GPT3 is a threat to your startup?
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
A bogus report.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
I support you. I have seen this from inside.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
People are using deep learning as a political tool in most of the companies. It's a political gain if someone get a chance to work on deep learning in the company. And because of this only incompetent people work on AI in industry. I a
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
More amusing is that for this AI "yen lecun" get a Turing award.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
This is going too far, looks like nobody understand machine learning at hacker rank
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
Try it "Zamia Speech: Open source state of the art speech recognition" https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=216638
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
So you are using a lower accuracy model and also a stripped down version of it. It might work for your domain but can't be generalizable. I have problem with people who make a blanket statement about running model on CPU. Heck Yeh I ca
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
It depends on the type of task you have, For some task inference CPU can't be real time. Example for some of those task are speech recognitions and friends, machine translation etc.
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
It get me off on this line " when I need a hash set in Java I just use HashSet- I don’t fucking care about the complexity of this code block because I can afford another EC2 instance! So fuck you." I have to deal with these incomp
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by master_yoda_1 6y ago
I upvoted an article first time on hackernews. Well done Apple

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