cajmorgans
cajmorgans t1_j950xr8 wrote
Reply to comment by gunshoes in [D] Please stop by [deleted]
Oh god…
”I wasn’t that great with math, but I know +,-,*/, can I become a professionell data scientist like yesterday?”
I’m studying a Bachelor in ML/DS and had a pretty solid background joining the program. In 1 year, we’ve had maybe 50% drop offs because “Too much math bro”…
cajmorgans t1_j8chwh9 wrote
Reply to comment by cantfindaname2take in [D] Can Google sue OpenAI for using the Transformer in their products? by t0t0t4t4
Do you know the ”swipe to write” feature that exists on iPhone and Android, where you can keep your finger down and “draw” the words?
There is some small company suing the big guys atm for this “feature” (imo I think a fraction actually uses it). When I heard it, I lost it as, how can you patent such a thing? I mean yea, it might not be the most simple software to write but it just feels so weird to be able to patent such a (useless) technique
cajmorgans t1_j88dj8d wrote
Patenting stuff is so weird if you think about it, it feels so 19th century
cajmorgans t1_j88d068 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [D] Have their been any attempts to create a programming language specifically for machine learning? by throwaway957280
That’s actually pretty cool! I first red ”MongoDB” and thought, not this discussion again…
cajmorgans t1_j8416i1 wrote
Even if it will become illegal, the democracy of Machine Learning depends on it being legal. If Getty wins this, it would mean that a few pretty large companies would be the only ones that can build large models because they “own” most of the data. Facebook for example does a lot of stuff to prevent people scrape public data from their apps.
cajmorgans t1_j1cj3is wrote
We seriously need to create an open source model, it’s important that one company don’t get the whole market share in these powerful tools.
cajmorgans t1_j00x7cr wrote
The cloud has always been a scam in one way or another
cajmorgans t1_iswqq7b wrote
Why are you taking this personally when it’s obviously a really bad place to be? You didn’t even learn after the first rejection.
cajmorgans t1_j99lgzo wrote
Reply to [R] Using AI/ML for Quality Control for a factory? by aumzzzz
So if I understand you correctly, you want to learn ML specifically to solve this one problem?