@loudmouthjulia Definitely follow @fchollet , his writings gives you a realistic view of AI/ML clear of overhyped and anti AI folks. His book is also very well written and gives you good intuition and understanding of ML even if you don’t plan to code.
https://t.co/JVvg6Shasa
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A simple website to visually see how our representatives voted on "Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform"
Apologies for the bad design work, that's all me.
#cdnpoli
@tjgillis Send it to a related telegram channel that I am the only member of 🙃 I never liked Twitter bookmarking ..
mostly wondering just in case tweets’ authors delete their accounts
@tjgillis Lazy web question.. does web archive cover tweets?
I don’t really have noteworthy tweets myself but I have a whole bunch of tweets of others I’ve bookmarked.. that I hope I don’t lose.
@jrswiftjourney yeah looks like some of the servers are slow unfortunately.. also I started using tooot it has better interface and slightly faster I feel https://t.co/RhT6XTrTA2
There are plenty of ways to stand out as a junior engineer without taking a back seat. A few that worked for me:
1. When you’re faced with an unfamiliar problem, break it down into smaller problems. You might even recognize pieces that you already know how to solve.