thecolorgreen
Re:Computer use, a new Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Claude 3.5 Haiku
on Tuesday October 22, 2024 @06:47PM (#41919500)
This looks really similar to rabbit's Large Action Model (LAM). Cool!
Re:The Era of the Line Cook
on Saturday June 22, 2024 @11:05PM (#40764429)
Not a script but if you're reading on phone with the Harmonic app, there's a "View on archive.org" button for every post. It works pretty well for me.
Re:Mamba Explained: The State Space Model Taking On Transformers
on Sunday February 25, 2024 @12:24PM (#39502653)
Why doesn't Equation 1b use the h' defined in Equation 1a?
Re:OpenCopilot – AI Copilot (sidekick) for your own SaaS product
on Sunday August 20, 2023 @10:22PM (#37204819)
I'm getting
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Re:15k pretty good short sci-fi movies
on Thursday January 13, 2022 @10:59AM (#29922145)
The first 3-4 episodes are out. They're doing a weekly release cycle on Fridays.
Brave Talk
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2021)
on Friday October 01, 2021 @11:53AM (#28720039)
I think the link is broken
Squids in Space
Re:We don't need data scientists, we need data engineers
on Thursday January 14, 2021 @01:21PM (#25779992)
I have the same question and I believe the answer is in the same vein as someone who asks about software engineering. Books/courses are great for the concepts, but your goal should be to build something ASAP since that's where actual learning will come from.
Re:We don't need data scientists, we need data engineers
on Thursday January 14, 2021 @11:13AM (#25778110)
That's good news for me. For a minute, I genuinely thought I'd have to waste time going through a bunch of stuff I already knew to learn a tiny bit and earn a certificate to prove my skills.
Re:We don't need data scientists, we need data engineers
on Thursday January 14, 2021 @10:54AM (#25777830)
I'm a SWE and data engineering actually sounds super interesting to me. Unfortunately, my day-to-day doesn't provide opportunities to work with the massive amounts of data we generate. I've looked into learning this stuff online but courses like DataCamp seem too basic (I have experience with Python and data cleaning in a research setting along with some academic ML experience) or downright a bit scammy. Many of the articles I read online about this also frame data engineering as a way to transition into the tech industry, which isn't my blocker. Does anyone have advice to help me transition away from pure software to a job as a data engineer?