Machine Learning "How can a beginner data scientist like me gain experience?" I've done some courses, what do I do now? Hint: touch the stove.
Work [Interview] Work-life balance with Balance the Grind A fun series of questions on how I approach work-life balance, how I spend (and view) my time, books I love and apps I can't live without.
Machine Learning How I got TensorFlow Developer Certified (and how you can too) I decided to get TensorFlow Developer Certified. So I set myself up with a curriculum to sharpen my skills and took the certification exam a couple of days ago. Turns out, I passed.
Business Building a business from a bedroom, $98,130 and 11-months in Lessons learned sleeping 4 ft. from my office.
Stories Excuse me, but I think you're beautiful My son. Oh, incredible morning. I mean, it was already going to be an incredible morning, but today especially so. You know why? Because I asked Edwina out and you
Machine Learning My Machine Learning Curriculum for May 2020: Getting TensorFlow Developer Certified 1 Python book + 1 machine learning books + 1 machine learning course + 30(ish) days == TensorFlow Certified.
Machine Learning How to learn machine learning and improve your health at the same time Here’s a new rule: If your model is moving, you’re moving.
Machine Learning Replicating Airbnb's Amenity Detection with Detectron2 A rip-roaring ride through the design, building and deployment of a custom machine learning project.
Health A month of movement from home: 30 days, 30 sessions Coronavirus lockdown? No worries. We'll play our part and keep moving. All from home. Maybe you'll join in. #repsforrona
Thank you Thank you’s 2020 Barry walked towards us wearing his bucket hat. My brother and I wheeled our bikes closer which we would normally be riding but this time we’d decided to pay
Machine Learning My machine learning course got pirated If you stumble across a free version of my course, I hope you enjoy it, don't feel guilty for using it, it's yours as much as mine.
Projects 42 days: a cure for shiny object syndrome If you had the next 6 weeks to work on whatever you wanted, what would you make?
Decision Making Trust one eye more than two ears 99% of your thought process is dedicated to maintaining your self-conceptions but 98% of them are wrong. This usually trips most people up. Because the lengths people will go to
Decision Making Cook or chemist? A chemist needs things to be exact. Their tools measure down to the smallest unit. It’s in a chemist’s best interest to stick to the recipe. If something
Communication How to Think About Communicating and Sharing Your Work Got technical skills? Good. Here's how you can communicate them.
Money How to make $5000 in 20-minutes If you think the way some rationalists think, you’re not going to like this. Because the way rationalists think is there’s got to be an explainable reason for
Stories The curse of the modern individual Today my first client died. But not before he taught me a valuable lesson. The street was flooding like my mind whilst I was listening in. It’d been raining
Stories My Uber driver gave me a new perspective on Iran Don't let the bad at the top hide the good underneath.
Make No magic pill Drugs, tried them. Sex, had it plenty of times. Working hard towards a goal and finishing it, starting from zero and improving at a skill, buying things, making art, dancing,
Where’s your third place? You’ve got your family, your friends. Those are the first and second places you can go. But where’s your third place? The place you can go and work
Life and Living Getting back to nature: competition and the mistake Nature has created everything you see around you using two tools, competition and the mistake. Despite this, it is common practice to want to try and remove these tools from
Creating The eternal pursuit of unhappiness There’s a disease you might contract. You’ll know when you get it. What is it? It’s not really a disease. It’s an endless pursuit. Which is
Decision Making Precision or applicability? Which one are you going for? Are you trying to be perfect? Trying to be right all the time? Or are you trying to be useful? I’ll say it
YouTube The story in everything Everyone you meet has a story to tell. Behind everything you buy is a series of tales all coming together. Every day you wake up you’re creating your own.
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