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| {"sentence": "Boring books."} | |
| {"sentence": "Boring lessons make me sleepy."} | |
| {"sentence": "Boring stories don't keep me awake at night."} | |
| {"sentence": "Doing boring worksheets makes my tummy feel squishy."} | |
| {"sentence": "Probably late."} | |
| {"sentence": "Probably forgot her lunch."} | |
| {"sentence": "Probably tomorrow will be sunny outside."} | |
| {"sentence": "Probably the teacher will be in the classroom today."} | |
| {"sentence": "Machine makes noise."} | |
| {"sentence": "The machine makes toys."} |
Goal: tweak small things, watch outcomes, and write short notes on what you observe. No extra code required beyond your lab notebook.
- What to change: Set
torch.manual_seed(0)before model init and training. - What to observe: Does the loss trajectory stay the same across reruns?
- Deliverable: One sentence on why fixed seeds matter.
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I don't encourage you spending all your time on social media or keeping the notifs on if you're working on something serious. I don't do that personally. Sharing my knowledge on social media is a necessity as I don't have my platform right now, but it also vies for your attention all the time which is against productivity.
Therefore, If you want to know when a newsletter is out, or a podcast episode, or a live session is scheduled, this is the one place. Just join the page and switch ON the notifs for this one page.
I like the fact that in Telegram you can control the notifs at page level on your phone.
Hello! Please understand I am writing this with all positive intention. But, I am not reading my DMs anymore. Read ahead..
Understand that I have a full time job, and I try to help people in whatever time I get after office. I can't possibly scale to reply to every DM I get, with my posts reaching lacs of people every week, I can't do 1:1 replies. If you're here, chances are that you sent something in DM the answer to which can be found here.
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This document should be viewed as an overall guide on what needs to be learnt. If you're an aspiring web dev, treat this as a signpost.
- Learn by doing. Practice the code examples yourself.
- Then creating end to end projects is the best way to assemble all your learning at one place and boost your confidence.
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Participants need to complete the following minimum tasks for the challenge:
- 5 projects
Namaste Industry Leader,
You have been invited to be a Mentor for this “Job Challenge” I have started for my students. As you know, I have started teaching programming to college students for free from past one year. We have around 20K students learning through variety of social media platforms. This challenge is for them, open for everyone.
Participants need to complete the following minimum tasks for the challenge:
- 5 projects
- 3 blogs