@_nicoax

Building conversational commerce @certainly_io. Sharing random thoughts and sometimes it is about #data/#ai

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Joined November 2017
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Replying to @kaixhin
I strongly believe that people become highly professional not due to degrees but due to their ability for the passion of learning process and tinkering.
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Coding with llms is so hard when the methods of the training data is deprecated... need to read docs again
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Daniel Bourke
@mrdbourke8 Jan 2022
Mindful machine learning: switch things up sometimes and let your model train on CPU. Then go for a 2-3 day hike in the woods. When you come back it’ll be .7% done. The perfect time for another hike.
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Spontaneously run my first 50km (+1600 vertical meters, below 6 hours). Happy.
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Wood season finally started 🪓🪵
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Anyone from ML twitter who knows if a #serverless GPU service for inference exists?
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Seeing projects like @coqui_ai feels so great and exciting! I hope it will bring some democratization into SR. Still hurt by the pain from setting up #kaldi back in the days.
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Aalglatt war schon immer mein Lieblingsfilm Genre. #Netflix
I've delivered over 100 deep learning models w 18-36 layers in the last 25 years. When I look back at all of them, I wish I had spent 100% of that time working on my ML platform. I'd be richer, more skilled & fulfilled. Models are a distraction until you achieve MLOps nirvana.
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Spoke with a friend in U.K. He told me they are almost done with the vaccination of half the people in their 70s...
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Hi @Freeletics, I read through your Data Protection Statement and I am curious about the following (see screenshot). Does this mean that my data is only stored in Munich and not somewhere else?
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What are the best practices to update an ECS container that consume a SQS queue? The container runs an intense job and I can't just kill it. I would like to send it a signal and to stop it after it finished the processing. Any advices? #aws #sqs
Never forget: data summaries always hide some detail. A lot of care and thought is required so that important information is not lost.
Usually I don't run that much but when I do I run until I am dying from hunger. It is very fun to run up a mountain when there is so much snow ❄️
Nico Axtmann@_nicoax1 Jan 2021
I am not a big fan of resolutions because I am big believer in building healthy habits. However, the only thing I want to achieve this year is to run the Zugspitze up and down like a psychopath within a day! Wish me luck to survive it. 👌
Lovely run today.
Finally a tool to fight pointless meetings! Stop zoom fatigue! 😹 bufferi.ng/
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The Orion workout from the Freeletics app is not only scary but also very challenging 👻
As customers, it is often no longer enough for us to get a functioning product at a good price - we also want a certain aesthetic appeal and ux. This is true for software. For info products, it is the content and marketing that makes it stand out.
When looking back on not ticked off items of a todo list almost always they have been set with unrealistic expectations.
I just finished reading my first book for 2021. "The Habit of Labor" - the biography of Stef Wertheimer and to be honest this is one of the most inspiring books about entrepreneurship and philanthropy I have read through the last years. My summary approach: 1/8
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While he achieved to create a better state of Israel in terms of opportunities and perspectives today he tries to help the entire Middle East becoming more integrated and creating more peace through opportunities across the nations. 7/8
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Because there is a lot more truth in the book you should definitely grab a copy if you want to learn about him and the miracle of Israel. You will find a lot of inspiration by reading it. I am looking for new biography to read - what can you recommend me to me? 8/8
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