You might be wondering whether GenAI is just hype or external noise. I also thought this was hype, and I could sit this one out until the dust cleared. Oh, boy, was I wrong. GenAI has real-world applications. It also generates revenue for companies, so we expect companies to invest heavily in research. Every time…
How many times have you had a messy Jupyter Notebook filled with copy-pasted code just to re-use some data wrangling logic? Whether you do it for passion or for work, if you code a lot, then you’ve probably answered something like “way too many”.
You’re not alone.
Maybe you tried to share data with colleagues…
In regression models, the independent variables must be not or only slightly dependent on each other, i.e. that they are not correlated. However, if such a dependency exists, this is referred to as Multicollinearity and leads to unstable models and results that are difficult to interpret. The variance inflation factor is a decisive metric for…
Recently, Sesame AI published a demo of their latest Speech-to-Speech model. A conversational AI agent who is really good at speaking, they provide relevant answers, they speak with expressions, and honestly, they are just very fun and interactive to play with.
Note that a technical paper is not out yet, but they do have a…
According to various sources, the average salary for Coding jobs is ~£47.5k in the UK, which is ~35% higher than the median salary of about £35k.
So, coding is a very valuable skill that will earn you more money, not to mention it’s really fun.
I have been coding professionally now for 4 years, working…
As AI models continue to increase in scope and accuracy, even tasks once dominated by traditional algorithms are gradually being replaced by Deep Learning models. Algorithmic pipelines — workflows that take an input, process it through a series of algorithms, and produce an output — increasingly rely on one or more AI-based components. These AI…
Introduction
Writing code is about solving problems, but not every problem is predictable. In the real world, your software will encounter unexpected situations: missing files, invalid user inputs, network timeouts, or even hardware failures. This is why handling errors isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s a critical part of building robust and reliable applications for production.…
previous article on organizing for AI (link), we looked at how the interplay between three key dimensions — ownership of outcomes, outsourcing of staff, and the geographical proximity of team members — can yield a variety of organizational archetypes for implementing strategic AI initiatives, each implying a different twist to the product operating model.
Now…
As we have already seen with the basic components (Part 1, Part 2), the Hadoop ecosystem is constantly evolving and being optimized for new applications. As a result, various tools and technologies have developed over time that make Hadoop more powerful and even more widely applicable. As a result, it goes beyond the pure HDFS…
DBeaver is the most powerful open-source SQL IDE, but there are several features people don’t know about. In this post, I will share with you several features to speed up your workflow, with zero fluff.
I’ve learned these as I’m currently digging deeper into the tools I use daily, starting with Dbeaver. In a future…