I had an idea about explaining ML predictions without direct access to the data or the model: provide basic stats about your data, use them to generate synthetic data, then train a surrogate to predict your model's…
I had a recruiter contact me about a COBOL --> Java project a couple of weeks ago. I don't remember the $100/hour part though, seems like that would've stuck with me!
I don't have experience with medical ultrasound, but I have built a few basic ultrasonic systems around a PC or a single board computer for structural testing applications. If you're not doing phased array ultrasonics…
Page loads on GL.com can take a while, but I wouldn't say that I've found the actual pull/push cycle to be slow per se. I'd describe it more like "measurable."
I used to more or less alternate between Github and Bitbucket but I've been using GitLab exclusively for the past six months. So far it's been a mostly painless transition. I've only had one hiccup, I had an IP banned…
Earlier this year I was working with an outfit that was on Java 4 for A Really Important Business Application. That said, they were looking at moving to IIRC 7 just as I was leaving.
I had an idea about explaining ML predictions without direct access to the data or the model: provide basic stats about your data, use them to generate synthetic data, then train a surrogate to predict your model's…
I had a recruiter contact me about a COBOL --> Java project a couple of weeks ago. I don't remember the $100/hour part though, seems like that would've stuck with me!
I don't have experience with medical ultrasound, but I have built a few basic ultrasonic systems around a PC or a single board computer for structural testing applications. If you're not doing phased array ultrasonics…
Page loads on GL.com can take a while, but I wouldn't say that I've found the actual pull/push cycle to be slow per se. I'd describe it more like "measurable."
I used to more or less alternate between Github and Bitbucket but I've been using GitLab exclusively for the past six months. So far it's been a mostly painless transition. I've only had one hiccup, I had an IP banned…
Earlier this year I was working with an outfit that was on Java 4 for A Really Important Business Application. That said, they were looking at moving to IIRC 7 just as I was leaving.