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weishigoname
9y ago
some machine learning blog I like to follow is http://karpathy.github.io
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weishigoname
9y ago
for me, there is no special book effect my code style, the greatest effect is read source code of projects I am interested in.
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weishigoname
9y ago
keep one habit all the time, and never try to change it, like do some running every morning, I think it can help you coming back very soon.
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weishigoname
10y ago
interesting,it must be very valuable if voice recognition applied and accurate, it could be huge market value.
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weishigoname
10y ago
very interesting thing, but the reliability is big challenge.
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weishigoname
10y ago
I want to learning deep learning, but first I need to dig deeper about algorithm, hope it will go smoothly.
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weishigoname
10y ago
I don't think video is very efficient way to educate, specially for coders, do-by-learning is very efficient I think.
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weishigoname
10y ago
there are some lectures about machine learning on youtube. I think they are good to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbyG85GZ0PI&list=PLBkvosL9bM... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzxYlbK2c7E
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weishigoname
11y ago
I am a C developer, too, but I don't think it is suitable for ML practicing, which need quick validate what we thought of. for C, designing algorithm and validate will take time longer, I recommend python and R.
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weishigoname
11y ago
first I like to say, I am a introvert, too, and I am a software engineer, too, I had a long time in the situation like you several years ago. I like tennis, so I choose to play it regularly, longer I play, more confidence I found I feel, an
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Show HN: Visit Twitter inside firewall without VPN (helloweishi.GitHub.io)
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12y ago
I am running double-system(windows 10 and ubuntu) at Samsung Ativ Book 8, they both run smoothly, and battery life can reach about 7 hours for both system.
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weishigoname
12y ago
do the thing you really like, I like to start a project, private, or open-source, I spend on it full-time, never worry about someone will disturb you, that is wonderful, and I think it will helpful to you next career
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weishigoname
12y ago
The map really helpful to me, too, thanks for that
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weishigoname
12y ago
you can put your files on cloud, there are many free cloud storage tools, you can try one.
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weishigoname
12y ago
it is really good advices, and do some open-source projects at githup, sourceforge, or other open source sites, it will make you more competitive, especially have a long-term project of your own, sites like gun.io, will look for it.
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weishigoname
12y ago
every interesting, are there any part-time position ?
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weishigoname
12y ago
I had ever experienced once, and pay isn't so much, I keep staying there for 3 years, it is because I think I still have much to learn there.
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weishigoname
12y ago
SEEK WORK - Remote I am a full-stack software developer, worked on Linux kernel for more than 4 years, develop embedded device, like router, switch, so the most experience of Linux kernel for me is TCP/IP stack, and driver, I have exte
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12y ago
as far as I know: http://www.freejobalert.com/ https://www.freelancer.com/
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weishigoname
12y ago
I am newbie of machine learning, too, I prefer Python, I think it can find answer quickly if we encounter some problem of this language because it is very popular.
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weishigoname
12y ago
reading software design principles book is just one thing, most important thing is find a good way to practice what you learned from book, I suggest you following a open software project, or create your own, when your project become bigger,
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weishigoname
12y ago
there are so many machine learning algorithm out there, it is hard to decide where to start, I know it isn't realistic to learn one by one, no one have that much energy, any suggestions for who love this field, and don't know much
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12y ago
I am interested in neural network, machine learning,too, I am a full-time software engineer, the time I spend on this tropic is not much, and many times I was frustrated by the math, which I am not pretty understand it, and I don't kno
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12y ago
Interesting article, nice idea!
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weishigoname
12y ago
Thanks for sharing.
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weishigoname
12y ago
seems logical
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weishigoname
12y ago
lucky to know
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weishigoname
12y ago
it sounds great, I like to try.
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