I am now 51. My first PC was 4 77 Mghz machine. I used to be ahead of the curve nerdy guy. Taught hundreds of people. Lost time and money with people who were smarter than me. I have done pretty much everything there was to do in IT up untill 2010. I have built, migrated datacenters, databases, web development, Network Architect. You name it. I always loved Data and Databases. This was something came naturally to me. Then life happened. I know I can still do exciting things. AI modeling etc but I dont find motivation in me anymore. I am A Jack of All and Master of fucking Nothing type of guy. Only advise to you all kids out thete. Focus and if you want to do anything tomorrow, do it today. You will get old like me so quick your head will spin. Believe me. the kid inside me still believe but reality tells me something else.
No need to worry about your age and experience bro. I for one, who believes age is just a number. I know many people who started their ventures at 50+ or 60+ are equally successful like their counterparts in their 20's, 30's or 40's. In some cases they did even better. At young age you lack wisdom, experience and vision but only enthusiasm and energy (Likes of Siraj are exceptions, though), but at later matured age, reverse is the case. Only we need to feel little enthusiastic about the things around us and energy automatically comes. So no need to feel depressed, once you overcome this (passe) period of demotivation, AI might be the best thing that have ever happened in your life. Probably you would be master at AI, for a change this time. By the way, I'm in my mid 40's worked as Java Techie for a long time, had the same demotivation problem. But recently, I overcome that jinx, and started learning/working on AI. Now I'm motivated and would really want to have crack at it. Best of Luck to both (All) of us. Hope this helps!! :-)
@@samhouston2000 Yup. Both of you are right. Don't leave things you could do today for tomorrow and age is just a number. I don't lose motivation but I am a master procrastinator. I'm so lazy. That's why I want to make powerful tools like AI/Robotics to help me. About June last year I tried meditation and I found that I actually became more productive and felt less lazy. I'm so lazy I find I can't even meditate some days lol, but I've noticed that meditation does have a residual effect that lasts for a couple of days so I don't really have to meditate everyday. Anyway it took a while but it's working for me maybe it will work for you too.
Ways mentioned in the video: 1. Start a Startup 2. Contract Work 3. Find an Internship 4. Write a Book 5. Make Educational Content Online 6. Build an Automated Trading Bot 7. Participate in Competitions
your videos are always inspirational, im over 30y now and i always feel kind of disappointed of how my life goes, but everytime i watch your videos, i get inspired, now im learning python and ML in hope to become at least something closer to a data scientist.... Thank you so much
Way number 1: scam people with a plagiarized "course" that promises individualized recommendations for highly competitive positions to way too many people for the recommendations to hold any credence. Way number 2: plagiarize a paper you don't understand Way number 3: plagiarize code and papers to "teach" people stuff you know nothing about
And again, here the critics that comes from someone who did not even lose a single penny. Do you even know that you are loser in life so you do think that your critic can get you a little winning trophy here?
Everything except #3 seems extremely difficult to succeed in. What level of skill are you assuming for the other approaches? 1. Create startup 2. Consulting 3. Job/internship 4. Write a book 5. Create online content 6. Trading bot 7. Competitions
I don't know why people are pouring so much hate on your videos. I think you're a pretty smart guy that tries to help others evolve in technology. Much love man! Continue doing what you do!
Thank you for making this video, extremely helpful! keep up the great work man! Hopefully I'll be able to make it in this field and your tips are extremely helpful! Best
Nice video. I've come to AI from automated traiding bots when I was 16 two years ago. I was interested in traiding at that time and somehow I was interested in brains and as Software development is one of my hobbies I thaught about a bot, which functions like a brain and is able to trade stock markets. Some days later when I build my own algorithms I found out that AI is a real thing and it totally caught me. The most valuble thing I got from automated trading bots are the skills concerning AI. In the meantime i got some bots running and actally made a little bit of money out of it but the skills are priceless
@@ameynnYes. First of all i made a matrix multiplication bot that took the market data as inputs multiplied with matrices and improved over multiple generations with evolution like algorithms. It was really slow in learning and heavily over fitted after some time. I had way to less training data and the algorithm learned like one or two trades over the whole time span. After some hard grinding and a lot of learning i finally found out about backpropagation and made my own predictor model in c#. It was structured like a nn but run in c# on my cpu. Worked well but the training was still slow (had to train it for about one week and created more than 20gb of backup data in case the model would over fit). With that bot I made some good trades on a demo account at a borker but it was impressively slow in trading. It made like one or two trades per month (and I had my pc running all the time). I made a real account with 20€ and made it go up to 24€ in 3 month but it wasn't worth after all because there was still a big risk of loosing some money as my training environment showed me and my energy costs for the pc are also way higher. I wanted to make it train faster so I learned Python and Tensorflow and made some predicting models again. Quiet good outputs but just for short terms and I have no desire to sit all day in front of my pc to do trades. In fall this year I started learning more about Q-learning because it gives me a policy witch chooses what action to take and is good to use. I haven't used it for real trading but Im making good progress, using Keras and Python for development now. I'm happy that I made it from a 16 year old with just good knowledge in c# to a prospective AI and data science expert. This year I start my bachelor in computer science with AI and statistics for data science as side subject.
@@crykrafter wow ! That's a nice journey. You will do well in it. I am a computer engineer having lots of interest in AI and trading. So, planning to start making bots which will place trades for me. I guess python with Kerry is a good way to start, isnt it ?
Amey Naik it‘s a complicated way. You should better start understanding how to train nn for digit recognition like the mnist data set and when you want to start with reinforcement learning you should start with openAi‘s gym. There are a lot of basic tutorials about in witch they explain how to build your models and how to train them plus you don’t have to care about the data or the environment of your bot. I also did some image recognition and openai gym stuf before starting in reinforcement learning this year to have a good understanding of how to do it. If you got any questions feel free to leave them here.
@@crykrafter I have been reading about nn's but haven't really created one yet. I'm really excited to create a really advanced NN but all the tutorials are about image-recognition. How do you use the price data for a NN? Do you just use price and time to set up your matrix? There's also high/low/open/close which makes it more complex. Any help would be appreciated!
@@thothtrismegistus929 i've been testing it for 6 months to avoid using future data, not yet a year, but the max drawdown is 0.08 btc, and alpha is 2585313611850 intercepted at 0.5 btc
@@thothtrismegistus929 drawdown means a wave of loss on its way of making profits. most of the time when you see your bot losing, you panic. so you'll check the greatest loss wave, see how low it can go in the biggest loss. alpha is the coefficient of the slope. here, you plug in the integer of 1,2,3,4...6 months*22 days into the x of y satoshis = 2585313611850 * x + 0.5, and you'll get a straight line indicating the trend of how profitable your bot is
The first thing you will do when you become a member of paying social media jobs is to go through our training program that teaches you everything you need to know to get paid to do social media jobs. This takes a few hours and you can do it at your own pace. Once you have finished the training program you can begin work right away. Your normal day as a social media worker will be helping businesses manage their social media accounts by uploading photos and videos, replying to comments or messages and managing groups.
Wow so much information in a small video. Brilliant. Thanks a ton Siraj (or was it a Siraj bot ??). I started to know about your channel only a few months before and it was a no-brainer to click on the subscribe button
Hello there, you're awesome! Your explanations are very easy to understand, and your tone of speaking keeps on motivating me to pursue data science and AI fields/careers :)
Thanx Siraj, I think this is an excellent video for those who wants to make money with the AI techniques. I subscribed and looking forward to your new videos.
The information or data which you have that is impressive and really rare to find over the internet about AI. It help me a lot to understand AI....I wanted to build my career in AI ...but how can i start thinking abt it ? On which thing i have to start learning first.
Hey, you r so good. Congrats now u r my mentor. But if you can recommend some books for learning ml from beginning to advanced it will be so much better. Thanks
Thanks for video. Your every video is to much helpful for me. But your background collars & images are look very old , If you more focus on background editing, it will be lot more attractive.
If someone wanna start on AI, I hope they are not waiting a big money at the beginning... Or even, if you do it for the money, you never won't be able to be good enough at it. You must enjoy it and the money should be just an extra
I am a corporate recruiter that places AI people at my employer. I am not a technical guy at all. I always wonder why the candidates do not start their own business with their AI and ML experience. I sometimes think that I can do something with AI after speaking to many AI people. This video gives me hope but, again, I have not technical background.
You should have talk about xilinx company. They implement a lot of IPs for DL and ML for their fpgas. I let you check for the last Versal acap architecture from xilinx! :)
@Siraj, Hey Siraj,how about opening an online trading AI/Software company which can automatically decide where to put the money on. Even though the accuracy of predictions are not that high, do u think its a good idea to invest in Trading using AI.
You said something about having github projects you can show cusotmers. But what if I never had any real customers yet, so never had a real project. Are example projects what I should start with? What kind of things should i be looking for? How detailed should those projects be? Thank you!
Thanks Siraj for beautiful video.I as a beginner in field of AI.Can u help on how to get expert in python for AI and ML.what are the best websites or courses available?
Hi Siraj I'm from Angola I'm developing an AI solution that aims to predict asthma in parents and children about how likely that child is to acquire asthma over time or through the parents ,, I want to open a startup but I don't know who I should talk to use my product
11:53 You can’t build a high frequency trading system with software alone. You can build a software based strategy but HF algos and execution are too fast for software because of software latency. You’ll need FPGA design skills to create the necessary physical hardware.
[7:50] Resumes for Machine Learning How to do freelance AI programming [8:47] AI consulting firm: sigmoidal.com [10:32] CreateSpace.com [11:10] Medium.com pays for publishing [11:14] Udemy.com, Affliaite referrals, Patreon, ads, Sponsorships
Hi, I am just planning tosetup anew pc for deep learnign but I have issues finding the best card: Do you know if "MSI GEFORCE GTX 1070 TI AERO" can run tensorflow gpu? I checked nvidia's site for CUDA enabled graphic cards but there's only 1070 mentioned 1070 Ti is not. Although in the specs I found that 1070 Ti has CUDA cores. Can someone help?
Hey Siraj! Do u know where can I find more info about machine learning companies? I mean like their costs & prices for each service, their layout, salaries, etc, its for a college project 😬
Siraj how should I use data science in a creative field such as copywriting, graphic designing, etc. I have a dream to own a firm which uses analysis to state a problem and later solves it by creative work. Eg. Your social media is getting likes based on how humorous is your content-Stating the problem after analysis. Now I'll write humorous content for you to attract more consumers.-Solution by copywriting. Will this work out? Or should I just roll some more weed?
Without low cost compute resources it is very hard to be competitive. Vast.ai is a p2p marketplace for renting hardware. You talk about renting a decentralize compute network. Take a look a vast.ai it is that!
Hey, Thanks for this Siraj. Lately I've been somewhat following along this convergent pathway, where everyday I'm realizing more and more strongly that I have goals that seem to align with creating a startup. I find this to be a timely nudge. Really appreciate the advise. : )
Making videos on UA-cam about ML must be one way :D
he already said that
Yah I know.
Cuz I commented before watching his video.
@@nomoniker7261 we know
@@nomoniker7261 Haha!. Expected.
I am now 51. My first PC was 4 77 Mghz machine. I used to be ahead of the curve nerdy guy. Taught hundreds of people. Lost time and money with people who were smarter than me. I have done pretty much everything there was to do in IT up untill 2010. I have built, migrated datacenters, databases, web development, Network Architect. You name it. I always loved Data and Databases. This was something came naturally to me. Then life happened. I know I can still do exciting things. AI modeling etc but I dont find motivation in me anymore. I am A Jack of All and Master of fucking Nothing type of guy. Only advise to you all kids out thete. Focus and if you want to do anything tomorrow, do it today. You will get old like me so quick your head will spin. Believe me. the kid inside me still believe but reality tells me something else.
No need to worry about your age and experience bro. I for one, who believes age is just a number. I know many people who started their ventures at 50+ or 60+ are equally successful like their counterparts in their 20's, 30's or 40's. In some cases they did even better. At young age you lack wisdom, experience and vision but only enthusiasm and energy (Likes of Siraj are exceptions, though), but at later matured age, reverse is the case. Only we need to feel little enthusiastic about the things around us and energy automatically comes. So no need to feel depressed, once you overcome this (passe) period of demotivation, AI might be the best thing that have ever happened in your life. Probably you would be master at AI, for a change this time. By the way, I'm in my mid 40's worked as Java Techie for a long time, had the same demotivation problem. But recently, I overcome that jinx, and started learning/working on AI. Now I'm motivated and would really want to have crack at it. Best of Luck to both (All) of us. Hope this helps!! :-)
Damnnnn thanks for this messahe
Yea. It could have been worse. Never ever too old to start.
@@madhusudansd3268 Thank you so much, this means a lot brother. I am going to give it a shot.
@@samhouston2000 Yup. Both of you are right. Don't leave things you could do today for tomorrow and age is just a number. I don't lose motivation but I am a master procrastinator. I'm so lazy. That's why I want to make powerful tools like AI/Robotics to help me. About June last year I tried meditation and I found that I actually became more productive and felt less lazy. I'm so lazy I find I can't even meditate some days lol, but I've noticed that meditation does have a residual effect that lasts for a couple of days so I don't really have to meditate everyday. Anyway it took a while but it's working for me maybe it will work for you too.
The video I've been waiting for. Time to learn and quit my job as a Help Desk Analyst.
thats what i like to hear.
Lul
Feel you. Exact same here
All the very best👍
😂
Ways mentioned in the video:
1. Start a Startup
2. Contract Work
3. Find an Internship
4. Write a Book
5. Make Educational Content Online
6. Build an Automated Trading Bot
7. Participate in Competitions
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your videos are always inspirational, im over 30y now and i always feel kind of disappointed of how my life goes, but everytime i watch your videos, i get inspired, now im learning python and ML in hope to become at least something closer to a data scientist....
Thank you so much
Sigue adelante bro, no te rindas
All the best!!
all the best
All the best
Age just a number :)
Hi bro, I'm 28 and I do the same. Python + ML. Keep calm and do it.
This is a great video man! I love machine learning it's very fascinating!
Way number 1: scam people with a plagiarized "course" that promises individualized recommendations for highly competitive positions to way too many people for the recommendations to hold any credence.
Way number 2: plagiarize a paper you don't understand
Way number 3: plagiarize code and papers to "teach" people stuff you know nothing about
Fax
8. Scam people and plagiarize papers
He is far better then you, you contribute nothing but critics
And again, here the critics that comes from someone who did not even lose a single penny. Do you even know that you are loser in life so you do think that your critic can get you a little winning trophy here?
Looooooooser
@@bomakariso1673 say that to the guy who actually wrote the paper dumbass
Thanks. really needed to use my degree to pay back loans. Glad my field is diverse
Siraj: If you can make boatloads of money with machine learning, why have a monetised youtube channel? Why sell a scam course on the subject?
Everything except #3 seems extremely difficult to succeed in. What level of skill are you assuming for the other approaches?
1. Create startup
2. Consulting
3. Job/internship
4. Write a book
5. Create online content
6. Trading bot
7. Competitions
Honest to god this was super helpful! Thank you Siraj you are amazing as always
I don't know why people are pouring so much hate on your videos.
I think you're a pretty smart guy that tries to help others evolve in technology.
Much love man! Continue doing what you do!
So Siraj, it seems you could make way more money starting some of those companies you described. Are you doing that?
You are one of the best examples about "how not to make money using machine learning" 😂
My plan is
1. Supervise learning and unsupervised learning
2. RL
3. Deep learning
4. genetic evolution algorithms
5. Watch youtube
reach out men we could collab on starting a team on Kaggle
in same boat,Cheers
You are very informative and articulate. Thank you. You have got yourself a new subscriber.
Great channel i'm a budding data scientist and mler this is very helpful.
Notification squad here! I started learning ML watching your videos Siraj! Never stop making these videos! Thanks!
Thank you for making this video, extremely helpful! keep up the great work man! Hopefully I'll be able to make it in this field and your tips are extremely helpful! Best
Excellent video. Most comprehensive overview on AI and machine learning. Thank you. Subscribed!!!
02:59 you deserved my like 😂😂
Nice video. I've come to AI from automated traiding bots when I was 16 two years ago. I was interested in traiding at that time and somehow I was interested in brains and as Software development is one of my hobbies I thaught about a bot, which functions like a brain and is able to trade stock markets. Some days later when I build my own algorithms I found out that AI is a real thing and it totally caught me. The most valuble thing I got from automated trading bots are the skills concerning AI. In the meantime i got some bots running and actally made a little bit of money out of it but the skills are priceless
Hi , your works sounds interesting!! Can you pls tell me more about the bots ?
@@ameynnYes. First of all i made a matrix multiplication bot that took the market data as inputs multiplied with matrices and improved over multiple generations with evolution like algorithms. It was really slow in learning and heavily over fitted after some time. I had way to less training data and the algorithm learned like one or two trades over the whole time span. After some hard grinding and a lot of learning i finally found out about backpropagation and made my own predictor model in c#. It was structured like a nn but run in c# on my cpu. Worked well but the training was still slow (had to train it for about one week and created more than 20gb of backup data in case the model would over fit). With that bot I made some good trades on a demo account at a borker but it was impressively slow in trading. It made like one or two trades per month (and I had my pc running all the time). I made a real account with 20€ and made it go up to 24€ in 3 month but it wasn't worth after all because there was still a big risk of loosing some money as my training environment showed me and my energy costs for the pc are also way higher. I wanted to make it train faster so I learned Python and Tensorflow and made some predicting models again. Quiet good outputs but just for short terms and I have no desire to sit all day in front of my pc to do trades. In fall this year I started learning more about Q-learning because it gives me a policy witch chooses what action to take and is good to use. I haven't used it for real trading but Im making good progress, using Keras and Python for development now. I'm happy that I made it from a 16 year old with just good knowledge in c# to a prospective AI and data science expert. This year I start my bachelor in computer science with AI and statistics for data science as side subject.
@@crykrafter wow ! That's a nice journey. You will do well in it. I am a computer engineer having lots of interest in AI and trading. So, planning to start making bots which will place trades for me. I guess python with Kerry is a good way to start, isnt it ?
Amey Naik it‘s a complicated way. You should better start understanding how to train nn for digit recognition like the mnist data set and when you want to start with reinforcement learning you should start with openAi‘s gym. There are a lot of basic tutorials about in witch they explain how to build your models and how to train them plus you don’t have to care about the data or the environment of your bot. I also did some image recognition and openai gym stuf before starting in reinforcement learning this year to have a good understanding of how to do it. If you got any questions feel free to leave them here.
@@crykrafter I have been reading about nn's but haven't really created one yet. I'm really excited to create a really advanced NN but all the tutorials are about image-recognition. How do you use the price data for a NN? Do you just use price and time to set up your matrix? There's also high/low/open/close which makes it more complex. Any help would be appreciated!
That happily dangling shiny silver zipper of ur jacket got more of my attention than the dollar symbol 0:14
Got ur notification jumped right in and mind blown😊😊
Its all the OODA Loop initially developed by Col John Boyd, USAF in the 1960s and 1970s.
this comment has not aged well
Phase 1. Steal Underwear. Learn AI with Siraj.
Phase 2.
Phase 3. Profit
Haha yes minus the steal
One of the best videos I've seen, this guy has some great AI knowledge to impart. Way to go Sriraj....
11:51 That's me! High-five XD
Is it profitable?
@@thothtrismegistus929 i've been testing it for 6 months to avoid using future data, not yet a year, but the max drawdown is 0.08 btc, and alpha is 2585313611850 intercepted at 0.5 btc
@@oliverli9630 I don't know much about these stock market terms. Can you use simple words?
@@thothtrismegistus929 drawdown means a wave of loss on its way of making profits. most of the time when you see your bot losing, you panic. so you'll check the greatest loss wave, see how low it can go in the biggest loss. alpha is the coefficient of the slope. here, you plug in the integer of 1,2,3,4...6 months*22 days into the x of y satoshis = 2585313611850 * x + 0.5, and you'll get a straight line indicating the trend of how profitable your bot is
The first thing you will do when you become a member of paying social media jobs is to go through our training program that teaches you everything you need to know to get paid to do social media jobs. This takes a few hours and you can do it at your own pace. Once you have finished the training program you can begin work right away. Your normal day as a social media worker will be helping businesses manage their social media accounts by uploading photos and videos, replying to comments or messages and managing groups.
Wow so much information in a small video. Brilliant. Thanks a ton Siraj (or was it a Siraj bot ??). I started to know about your channel only a few months before and it was a no-brainer to click on the subscribe button
You're a true motivator, Siraj! Need this!
I'm so thankful I found this channel. I am starting my machine learning journey soon. Thank you for the informative content!
Nice work again Siraj! Inspirational and fun to watch as always!!!
Great Video. The right measure of humor knowledge and wisdom.
Oh my goodness dude. You just saved my larf!!! :,o Seriously, thank you for this.
he is a scammer
Hello there, you're awesome! Your explanations are very easy to understand, and your tone of speaking keeps on motivating me to pursue data science and AI fields/careers :)
I have never being motivated before like today. Siraj you are great.
Siraj saving lives one step at a time
Siraj, Awesome useful tips.... You the man!! 👌✌️
Thanks
Thanx Siraj, I think this is an excellent video for those who wants to make money with the AI techniques. I subscribed and looking forward to your new videos.
Convey a way of thinking. Mind Blown.
Thank you for putting this together!
Thanks for the video Saraj. Your video motivates me. Keep it up...
The information or data which you have that is impressive and really rare to find over the internet about AI. It help me a lot to understand AI....I wanted to build my career in AI ...but how can i start thinking abt it ? On which thing i have to start learning first.
That oracle joke was hilarious.. :D
Hi Siraj - Do you have a video with tips on how you produce and edit your videos? Amazing work.
Amazing video with very helpful tips! It's time to take action...
Thanks a lot sir 😁
Awesome as usual, thanks Siraj!!
Have not heard much from FileCoin since the ICO but Holochain looks super good for distributed apps and also Golem for distributed computing power.
Great video siraj, please make more videos on AI startups .
Great advice on the roadmap to creating an ML startup!
thanks man, you have answered many questions of our questions.
Should i buy AGI/singularitynet???
That was fantastic Morning motivational video... Thanks Siraj ..u made my day 😍
Best way to start the day
This is Gold, thanks again.
Hey, you r so good. Congrats now u r my mentor. But if you can recommend some books for learning ml from beginning to advanced it will be so much better. Thanks
very eloquent, I will try Create space
It must be complicated
Great content as always Siraj!
Thanks for video. Your every video is to much helpful for me.
But your background collars & images are look very old , If you more focus on background editing, it will be lot more attractive.
Really awesome video and inspiring one , great insight provided in the field of machine learning . Thanks a lot ..
You are indian but how you twist your tongue to produce a perfect English accent is very amazing because it is very difficult for us.
I'am olso shifting from web dev to machine learing ! stay motivated
Yo bro,
how do you get all those fab information and from where!
please make little shine to us.
thanks :)
Hey siraj I am new to programming and I am very much interested in AI.
Where should I start? Please reply.
Create space amazon website is closed now for new accounts. So, any other website for self publishing our own books.
I really appreciate this video , thank you !
If someone wanna start on AI, I hope they are not waiting a big money at the beginning... Or even, if you do it for the money, you never won't be able to be good enough at it. You must enjoy it and the money should be just an extra
8. UA-cam
And I am planning for it.
that was actually 5.
@@SirajRaval oh yeah, I am just kind of more specific
I am a corporate recruiter that places AI people at my employer. I am not a technical guy at all. I always wonder why the candidates do not start their own business with their AI and ML experience. I sometimes think that I can do something with AI after speaking to many AI people. This video gives me hope but, again, I have not technical background.
Sir please make a video on how to startup with machine learning freelencing
You should have talk about xilinx company. They implement a lot of IPs for DL and ML for their fpgas. I let you check for the last Versal acap architecture from xilinx! :)
give a video where we can learn machine learning through some books . i mean necessary things we need to know for being expert in machine learning .
@Siraj, Hey Siraj,how about opening an online trading AI/Software company which can automatically decide where to put the money on. Even though the accuracy of predictions are not that high, do u think its a good idea to invest in Trading using AI.
You said something about having github projects you can show cusotmers. But what if I never had any real customers yet, so never had a real project. Are example projects what I should start with? What kind of things should i be looking for? How detailed should those projects be?
Thank you!
Thank you, it's relatively helpful.
I have in IT for a decade. It is about more and more. you are influenced by the changes and you quickly forget who you really are.
o.m.g. I read your book and didn't even know it.... :) now here I am subbed
Loving your channel, you are mad bro!
Thanks Siraj for beautiful video.I as a beginner in field of AI.Can u help on how to get expert in python for AI and ML.what are the best websites or courses available?
Hi Siraj I'm from Angola I'm developing an AI solution that aims to predict asthma in parents and children about how likely that child is to acquire asthma over time or through the parents ,, I want to open a startup but I don't know who I should talk to use my product
thanks siraj,you earned a subscriber!
Thanks for making the video
You inspire me
love it, you always get a thumbs up from me
India 🇮🇳 is another power you should not ignore. India, at least, should be No. 2 in the AI field in the near future.
11:53 You can’t build a high frequency trading system with software alone. You can build a software based strategy but HF algos and execution are too fast for software because of software latency. You’ll need FPGA design skills to create the necessary physical hardware.
Exactly. The best trades usually aren't the fastest.
Leo Zanna that has nothing to do with what I said.
[7:50] Resumes for Machine Learning
How to do freelance AI programming
[8:47] AI consulting firm: sigmoidal.com
[10:32] CreateSpace.com
[11:10] Medium.com pays for publishing
[11:14] Udemy.com, Affliaite referrals, Patreon, ads, Sponsorships
Hi, I am just planning tosetup anew pc for deep learnign but I have issues finding the best card:
Do you know if "MSI GEFORCE GTX 1070 TI AERO" can run tensorflow gpu?
I checked nvidia's site for CUDA enabled graphic cards but there's only 1070 mentioned 1070 Ti is not.
Although in the specs I found that 1070 Ti has CUDA cores.
Can someone help?
Excellent video. Thank you.
Felix The Dev sawadi khap
If you miss it
1 Startup
2 Contract Work
3 Job/internship
4 Technical Book
5 Educational Online Content
6 Trading Bot
7 Competitions
Hey Siraj! Do u know where can I find more info about machine learning companies? I mean like their costs & prices for each service, their layout, salaries, etc, its for a college project 😬
There are fierce competitions in industries.. That is the niche point here..
Siraj how should I use data science in a creative field such as copywriting, graphic designing, etc.
I have a dream to own a firm which uses analysis to state a problem and later solves it by creative work.
Eg. Your social media is getting likes based on how humorous is your content-Stating the problem after analysis.
Now I'll write humorous content for you to attract more consumers.-Solution by copywriting.
Will this work out? Or should I just roll some more weed?
Very nice for this video, so I should start a startup, haha!
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your video.
What is your opinion of Github vs Upwork?
Great video! Congrats!!!!
Without low cost compute resources it is very hard to be competitive. Vast.ai is a p2p marketplace for renting hardware. You talk about renting a decentralize compute network. Take a look a vast.ai it is that!
Hey,
Thanks for this Siraj. Lately I've been somewhat following along this convergent pathway, where everyday I'm realizing more and more strongly that I have goals that seem to align with creating a startup.
I find this to be a timely nudge. Really appreciate the advise.
: )