How machine learning works
Interviewer: What’s your biggest strength?
Me: I’m fast learner.
Interviewer: What’s 11 * 11
Me: 65
Interviewer: not even close. It’s 121
Me: It’s 121
This 97-year-old World War II veteran jumped out of a plane to recreate his D-Day parachute drop: https://t.co/Af3eor2Qfy
"Beautiful jump. Beautiful flight. Everything was perfect." #DDay75thAnniversary
A must-read for everyone who uses S3 at scale -
Best Practices Design Patterns: Optimizing Amazon S3 Performance - https://t.co/B3j9asbnJZ - This is the latest and greatest info, direct from the senior peeps on the S3 team! #AWS
I'm totally in love with this visualization of our global infrastructure. I talk about our global deployments in every single presentation and have a visualization like this will be a huge benefit for helping customers understand: https://t.co/yMt0BO7iYw
You can learn nearly anything with practice and perseverance. The beginning is always hard, but the more you practice the easier things become. It’s also important to take time to digest the things you’ve learned. Taking breaks is crucial for absorbing information ⚖️
Flying through this...an amazing piece of history I did not understand nor appreciate until now. Thanks to @TheLynnVincent and @SurfinSara for putting this into the world.
Once again, many thanks to @CoreyMSchafer! His vid on namedtuples in Python was all it took to get me through a
@pybites challenge that had me lost. Always clear and direct to the good stuffs...much appreciated.
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