How to choose the first machine learning project for your organization
Ben Dicksonbdtechtalks.substack.com
How to choose the first machine learning project for your organization
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3 years ago I struggled to land my first freelance ML engineering contract.
Then I discovered this ↓
Building one professional real-world ML project is the best way to stand out from the crowd, and land an ML job.
And here is how you can do it, step-by-step 👩💻👨🏽💻↓
Step 1. Find a real-world problem you are interested in
Working on projects is har... See more
Then I discovered this ↓
Building one professional real-world ML project is the best way to stand out from the crowd, and land an ML job.
And here is how you can do it, step-by-step 👩💻👨🏽💻↓
Step 1. Find a real-world problem you are interested in
Working on projects is har... See more
Paul Venuto • feed updates
Once you choose a project, you are confined to a relatively narrow band of impact (
Figure 1
B); barring an unexpected surprise, the solution to a mediocre problem will have incremental impact, whereas solving an important problem will have greater impact. Even if you execute well, it is hard to make the solution to a middling problem interesting. In... See more
Figure 1
B); barring an unexpected surprise, the solution to a mediocre problem will have incremental impact, whereas solving an important problem will have greater impact. Even if you execute well, it is hard to make the solution to a middling problem interesting. In... See more
Problem choice and decision trees in science and engineering: Cell
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Guesswork is an entrepreneur’s most expensive enemy.
Alex spent four months vibe coding her shoe-selling marketplace app.
Paid a dev to debug and polish the UI. Got a friend to write all the copy. Used ChatGPT to set up payments.
Launch day hits. Then... nothing.
No signups. No sales. No traction.
Classic mistake... See more
Guesswork is an entrepreneur’s most expensive enemy.
Alex spent four months vibe coding her shoe-selling marketplace app.
Paid a dev to debug and polish the UI. Got a friend to write all the copy. Used ChatGPT to set up payments.
Launch day hits. Then... nothing.
No signups. No sales. No traction.
Classic mistake... See more