springcoil

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by springcoil 4y ago
You might want to look at www.aflorithmic.ai - scalable infrastructure using models like VALL-E
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Why Zalandos tech-radar sucks as a stack(peadarcoyle.wordpress.com)
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Avoiding being a trophy data scientist(peadarcoyle.wordpress.com)
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Data Science in the Enterprise(medium.com)
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One neat trick to improve data science projects(peadarcoyle.wordpress.com)
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On the trophy data scientist problem(peadarcoyle.wordpress.com)
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Avoiding being a trophy data scientist(peadarcoyle.wordpress.com)
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by springcoil 17y ago
I think this is a very powerful post. Something I regularly thinking about. Especially the powerful self centered posted ideas. I like PG's idea that we should embrace randomness and avoid our self centered ness. Its something I do struggle
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by springcoil 17y ago
I second the OCW reference. Some of the Calculus for Dummies, type books are good. Its good to remember that Calculus and Linear Algebra don't have to be that complicated. I also recommend scan the books before you buy them, I wasted far
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by springcoil 17y ago
I love this post too, I spent a lot of my time at college, sitting in coffee shops doing mathematics/ pretending to study. Third places are a very interesting tool.
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by springcoil 17y ago
Yeah I worry about the fact that this discussion became an emotional discussion in regards programming languages. There is a lot of evidence that students learn Java, because of the job market. I've worked in a school as Physics Teaching As