Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

Opera Mom, Software Architect, Dragon Trainer Portland, OR Joined March 2009

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

2 years ago

I'm attending React Advanced Conference 2024 - get your free remote ticket and join me there with 5k other engineers and 50+ great speakers portal.gitnation.org/badges/react-a… #ReactAdvanced

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Semantic Search Engine for Images: find images from a database using natural language descriptions. Team: Sandhya Govindaraju, Utkarsh Vardhan, Gabriella Chiribau, Amit Kumar Sah Really impressive monitoring setup too. Try it for yourself! fsdl2022.plotto.info

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

I remember

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

@Grady_Booch This was mine; I was about 14 and it confused me thoroughly. Did not touch assembler again until I was 20.

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Semantic search

Rapid @Rapid_API

4 years ago

Developers, what side-project are you working on?

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

One needs a form of feedback. In school, we had tests and contests. Today, there are edX classes. The probability class kept my spirits high. "If you didn't do calculus in 2 years or so..." 30 years, yet I remembered. "It's been so long, But it's all coming back to me now." :)

Iso (math fool) @IsomorphicPhi

4 years ago

How do you... study math and like... learn anything? Asking for a friend. In all seriousness, how do you keep your spirit up when you self study amd keep hitting a wall every other step?

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

That's how I learned. Built an ubuntu machine with a 3090, docker and different stack components to understand end-to-end. Even with a good math background, stats and "theory" were a pretty heavy lift.

kirsten lum @kirsten_lum_

4 years ago

Probably a popular opinion: The first course in an ML education should teach a basic end-to-end workflow (raw data to automation). It’s so much easier to learn math, stats and theory when they are pegged to the components of the overall system.

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Il est venu le temps des cathédrales Le monde est entré Dans un nouveau millénaire L'homme a voulu monter vers les étoiles Écrire son histoire ...

Christian Hubicki @chubicki

4 years ago

Elon Musk revealed the #TeslaBot today and I have #robotics thoughts. 🧵

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

I remember:)

nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft

4 years ago

Who here remembers Slackware Linux 3.5 setup from the 90s ???

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

I usually take it with a grain of salt. "X is definitely not all you need but check it out, it might be relevant" :)

Max Welling @wellingmax

4 years ago

Can we stop the “X is all you need” meme in ML. It literally says to stop thinking about everything else, and that’s just counterproductive.

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Pretty much :)

AK @_akhaliq

4 years ago

everyone on ML twitter right now

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Pretty much

Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

4 years ago

After coaching a lot of very successful people, here's an unsexy truth: A lot of success is learning to grind when it's boring. Staying engaged, working, and seeing it through when it's "boring" is a skill. If you expect all building to be exciting, you'll never make it.

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Start of weekend

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

Ditto

Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

4 years ago

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Confucian Classics @UnwobblingPivot

4 years ago

Among learners there are four defects with which the teacher must make himself acquainted. Some err in the multitude of their studies; some, in their fewness; some, in the feeling of ease with which they proceed; and some, in the readiness with which they stop. (BR, Xue Ji 10)

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

4 years ago

I only made it to the nationals through highschool however math competitions were also formative parts of my middle and highschool experience.

Greg Brockman @gdb

4 years ago

Math competitions like AMC, AIME, and the USAMO were formative parts of my middle- and high-school experience. I never quite made it to the IMO, but our new neural network is gearing up to be a formidable competitor at each level of the math competition circuit:

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David Butler @DavidKButlerUoA

4 years ago

I’ve never seen this geometric proof of the difference of two squares factorisation before and I love it.

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Nassim Nicholas Taleb Bot @nntalebbot

5 years ago

"Mathematics is principally a tool to meditate, rather than to compute." - @nntaleb

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

5 years ago

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that someone in possession of an rtx3090, must be in want of #TensorFlow2. I added tf2 support to #AmpliGraph and its hands-on intro to #KGE: link prediction, clustering, and #tensorboard projector data. github.com/arylwen/AmpliG… #inprogress

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Gabriela Chiribau @arylwen

5 years ago

#tbt

Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary

5 years ago

It's amazing that a simple idea, such as the slope of a tangent line could have so many incredible consequences. Modern calculus was developed ~360 year ago.