Same here. Both copies I ordered were not working on arrival. I tried to switch the batteries but they were really stuck in there (can’t easily remove them without bending/breaking), eventually got them out and replaced them but one of the copies still didn't work. Reached out to the creator but he just said try swapping the batteries. I still think the idea of the book is great, just wish the execution and support were better.
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No.
I'm an experienced machine learning engineer, software developer, and author of 2 patents in ML/AI. I'm an EGBC-licensed professional engineer and I have a BASc in Mechatronics Engineering and 10 years of overall experience in software development. I've developed and shipped end-to-end machine learning products and features across different platforms (web services, mobile apps, and embedded systems). I enjoy building practical machine learning systems from prototype to production that have a positive impact on people's lives.
Clear and concise write-up, thanks for posting. I especially appreciate the comparative graph at the end.
In practice, I tend to use "method 3" most of the time as I feel it has the best balance of complexity and practicality while still being able to deal with label noise.
And no community pitching in to help with that either.
> Open sourcing of the backend runtime is something we're not planning for the near to medium term. It is something we're actively reevaluating, though, as the company and the industry as a whole grows to see what works best for the needs of our users.
