My journey learning AI
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This is going to sound a little trite, but bear with me for a few sentences here. The fastest way to fix a bug is to not fix it. Before you roll your eyes and write this off as stupid or obvious, let’s dig into why this approach can be not only faster but also [ ]
No matter how hard you work, there’s a limit to how much time you have available. Whether you adhere to a strict 40-hour work week or find yourself in a cycle of all work and minimal rest, the hours at your disposal are finite. This means any time you spend working on something is by [ ]
For years I’ve received bug reports with stack traces that were garbled and hard to read. It’s easy enough to use a regular expression to fix them, but I noticed that some folks on my team hadn’t thought to do that. So, I created TidyTrace.com to quickly and easily do it for my team members. [ ]
Today we’re going to tackle one of the most important outstanding problems in computer science: is this a picture of the Taco Bell Chihuahua or a picture of Mr. Bigglesworth? Well, maybe there are some other important problems as well, but this is the one we’ll tackle today. All jokes aside, I’m taking the Fastai [ ]