Interpretability & Explainability: today more important than ever.
We’re thinking about adding a new course to our curriculum, with stories from the trenches and techniques to get you started.
What do YOU think should be the must be topics in this one-day training?
You really get the best trainer for this Deep Learning course, with extensive industry experience and profound knowledge of the subject.
The last 3 iterations we got an NPS score of 8.75, unheard of for technical training.
The trainer scored a whopping 9!
Don’t wait, space is limited!
Always entertaining when a company uses new lines inappropriately.
Forecasting the future but things don’t always turn up on time?
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Network, what do you think about the Data Products Owners role, as in (Product) Owners of Data Products?
Would you understand, from the name alone, that it’s about Product Owners of Data & AI solutions?
Always lovely to see your company listed in these pages!
Anthony Townsend giving a keynote about smart cities in Amsterdam
How do we teach city leaders to use software (and hardware) to make our cities better?
The market for smart cities solution will be several trillions $ by next year.
Yet making a building “smart” when building it costs only ~2% of the total
File it under the things I didn’t think would happen in 2019: getting an IMDB profile as actor
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm11028662/
Good analogy by John Gruber
As a kid, when I heard the fable of the emperor with no clothes, I never bought the lesson, because I just couldn’t believe adults would go along with a sham that their own eyes told them wasn’t true. Turns out it happens all the time, over and over.
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2019/09/27/stoller-wework-counterfeit-capitalism
Want to start with Apache Airflow but don’t know where to start? You can’t go wrong with the upcoming book by my colleagues Bas Harenslak and @Julian de Ruiter
The first 3 chapters are available!
https://www.manning.com/books/data-pipelines-with-apache-airflow
