@serious_mehta
Tanay Mehta
1 year
My humble request to Individuals/training institutions: Please, for the love of god, stop teaching clueless beginners about Sagemaker, Azure ML and other auto-ML tools. Sure they are helpful but that is for later. In beginning, they need to understand the basics deeply first :)
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@lucifer_x007
Manish Sharma πŸ“Š - e/acc πŸ€–
1 year
@serious_mehta teach em about perceptronnnnnnnn
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@serious_mehta
Tanay Mehta
1 year
@lucifer_x007 Yes! Make them implement gradient descent from scratch. Make them understand *what* automatic differentiation is instead of unecessary dev ops
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@V_J_S_1
Vikram (e/acc)
1 year
@serious_mehta Buzz words sell , the process doesn’t, personally tho I haven’t seen anyone in my knowledge going after azure ml auto ml first , these are things which can help accelerate prototyping , the true fun is in sitting and reading docs /notebooks to figure out what to do for yourself☺️
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@nirmalya08
Nirmalya Misra
1 year
@serious_mehta A good way to go about teaching tools is making students realise why they need it and what they need it for. Without either the what or the why, if one is taught about any specific tool, they won't be able to appreciate why the tool exists.
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@carrycooldude
Kartikey Rawat
1 year
@serious_mehta πŸ’―πŸ’―πŸ’―
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@tororo_in
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1 year
@serious_mehta Many times these automl tools don't live up to the hype😬. It's better to learn the basics and create tailor fit solutions.
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@manishdwibedy
Manish D.
1 year
@serious_mehta True, doing stats, core programming, basic library and simple model like logistics and linear regression. Foundation is critically important, jumping to neural networks without foundations is a shortcut to doom… πŸ˜…
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@himanshuchhatw2
Himanshu Chhatwal ~ The Community Guy πŸ—Ώ
1 year
@serious_mehta I Want to tag my Collage butttttt i am in second year πŸ₯Ή Consequences will not be good πŸ₯²
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