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by tjvc 3y ago
I noticed this too and clicked this thread wondering if it would show up! Still an awesome watch.
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by tjvc 3y ago
I think this is a good take. I hope to do the same. For the understanding part, Andrej Karpathy has a YouTube playlist that explains neural networks. I made a start on it today and found it quite accessible. https://www.youtube.c
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by tjvc 4y ago
I'd be interested to hear more about this, as someone potentially in a similar position. What kinds of problems did you come up against where you felt your math skills were a limiting factor? What branches of math did you focus on lear
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by tjvc 4y ago
> I'm reading online that I was stupid for buying a house in a bubble and that rates need to go up and house prices need to fall. I don't think you're stupid. You couldn't have foreseen the sequence of events that has
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by tjvc 5y ago
This is great! Really creative use of different data sources.
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by tjvc 5y ago
You should expect some pushback on your pull requests, particularly early on. It’s a good opportunity to learn, and a good sign that your team cares about code quality and continuous improvement. You mention bugs specifically, for which I t
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by tjvc 6y ago
That makes a lot of sense - thanks for explaining! :)
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by tjvc 6y ago
Great article, many thanks. > Rails auto-management needs to be conservative and cautious, therefore inefficient Can you help me understand this better? Are you saying that Rails tends to hold onto connections for longer than it needs to
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by tjvc 7y ago
This has been my experience too. I was looking forward to the feature and upgraded straight away to try it out (something I'd never normally do!). But I've found that response to commands is flaky, there's a noticeable perfor