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I like how you make the effort to go back and update your previous comments made in haste.

So Trifacta on top of Pandas. OK.

Both form and content are superb. Very moving story. The crisis is real. We have to act now.

What are the best ideas proposed so far that might help them?

Just to take away the creepiness factor, I'd say things like: Passengers who shared their favorite drinks with us rate us higher because we know them better and serve them accordingly.

This is akin to amazon's main website changing "We recommend the following to you" to: "People who bought this also bought" - to induce a subtle hint of jealousy that others are getting a better deal and this is totally optional.

Any recommendation system should be a voluntary opt-in feature and should consistently do a great job at recommending.

Mr. Nadella's version of "developers developers" is top notch. I was scared we will get something like: https://giphy.com/gifs/michael-strahan-enTimXqzmVXR6

OMG...This is amazing! They call the low dim compressed representations "State variables" and is very close to the ideas described here: https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.08568

Brilliant stuff!

Well said, Jeremy!

Fan mail induced high.

What are the odds, that the fiancee story is fake and he's diverting the world's attention again, now that he has served time?

Maybe he did receive the bitcoin...

That'd be the bonus point after touchdown.

fast.ai international fellowship recipient here - The second iteration of the fast.ai course is totally worth. If you can code in Python, you can master deep learning. Join our fantastic community!

We are great fans of your lego sorting spectacle and your comment affirms my belief in your engineering prowess. You sir, are awesome!

In south india Tea is called "theneer" in the Tamil language. I wonder if that's because it came from Sri Lanka as opposed to Northern Indian states.

There are 2 shows everyone seems to be talking about: Netflix and Bitcoin.

I need to tell my wife to record them on the VDR.

you are a good person.

I see what you did there ;)

Now that seems like a good place to work!

only when walking right?

All that Japan love!

Great job, guys! Best wishes!

One of my friends is building a feedback system like this called qna.dog

The key thing is to use AI to come up with the right survey question to ask the user.

Thanks but no thanks, crown prince. Good luck with your project!

Yes, if you observer the system, it gets disturbed. It's like opening Schrodinger's box to see the cat.

How I wish Marvin Minsky would have stayed alive for one more year and seen this. He would have been so happy!

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He's obviously referring to himself.

Great article!

My $0.04:

1. Programmers often see a small part of the jigsaw puzzle they are assembling. Most spaghetti code is the result of too many cooks over time.

2. The architects should ensure that testers know and care more about the problem than the programmers who are coding the solution

3. There is a clear need for improving the stone age tools programmers use

4. There is a need to create simulated environments for all kinds of software so they can be battle tested

Not sure if there were really any passengers disembarking in San Juan. I would guess that it was pretty much an empty flight flying in.

What a heroic effort! Salute to the entire team!

Nice.

I wrote down my thoughts after taking his new DL course. Hope it helps you all :) https://medium.com/towards-data-science/thoughts-after-takin...

Great compilation!