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Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Life is but a BREATH
Gary W. Lucas wrote:
Noah,
You had me at "pragmatic".
Welcome to the forum. I've just taken a look at the table of contents for your book and I've got to say you've got a really interesting combination of topics. Some problems are best approached from multiple directions, and I think that AI may be one of those. I'm looking forward to reading your book.
Gary
Gary W. Lucas wrote:
You had me at "pragmatic".
Bob Jake wrote:Curious to see the definition of Pragmatic here. Is this pragmatic process or pragmatic 'bias' results ?
clay press wrote:
After reading:
the book's Table Of Contents,
the publisher\s description - informit.com,
the book's github repo - /github.com/noahgift/pragmaticai
the author's background - noahgift.com,
it is clear this book, "Pragmatic AI: An Introduction to Cloud-Based Machine Learning", is written at the right time by the right author using the right language, python, Welcome Noah!
Noah Gift wrote:
Bob Jake wrote:Curious to see the definition of Pragmatic here. Is this pragmatic process or pragmatic 'bias' results ?
The process is pragmatic here. The general problem I have seen both an engineering manager and a professor is a lack of "bias for action" to use a phrase they use at Amazon. How can an individual or organization get past the theoretical and get into solving a solution an efficient and effective way. For example, maybe using a high level tool like AWS Sagemaker to deploy a machine learning model could be called pragmatic vs rolling your own ML model into production and deploying into manually orchestrated web services.
Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
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