Blast from the past for those that went to IIT Bombay in the 90s/2000s (though the place was started in the 60s?). Article is from 2006. Maddu mess was the 4am elixir for the all too common 'all-nighters'. I wonder if it's still going as strong. https://t.co/lZH8nFCtim
— Hemant Mohapatra (@MohapatraHemant) Dec 31, 2021
8 free ML courses -- our favorites. We've put them all in one place. Get the full list with links here: https://t.co/1hLLszq8Sg All courses are online and free. https://t.co/Aq8sm8FGMm
— TheSequence (@TheSequenceAI) Dec 30, 2021
For our 2022 predictions I covered the need for partnerships / product to drive growth in consumer, as the alpha in marketing becomes super hard to achieve: https://t.co/mbQmHRtw9z I'm very excited to see new thinking in product! Multiplayer / web3 / commerce are underexplored..
— Anish Acharya (@illscience) Dec 27, 2021
I read a lot of books this year to broaden my horizons in AI/ML with adjacent or complementary disciplines. It was a great pleasure so I’m sharing some my reading list here with a couple of notes: [1/12]
— Thomas Wolf (@Thom_Wolf) Dec 27, 2021
I allow myself ~4K words to make my points in my blog posts. Ray Dalio's new book is 576 pages. That's a lot of words. My goal in this thread below was to give you a summary in two dozen tweets. My two previous posts on Dalio: https://t.co/6HuE6c6xVl and https://t.co/9o31GnN7V7 https://t.co/T3ZLo46owC
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) Dec 27, 2021
💥 A cheat sheet for all the data structures in Python: https://t.co/cB8zwSEt8y #CheatSheet #Python #DataStructures https://t.co/Ux42wA1m72
— Data Science Dojo (@DataScienceDojo) Dec 26, 2021
https://t.co/xvAF6i0nQK
— Krish Ashok (@krishashok) Dec 26, 2021
