Dandelion Mane - Really Quick Questions with a Tensorflow Engineer
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I ask 67 questions to Dandelion Mane as we walk around Google HQ in Mountain View, California. Dandelion used to be my roommate and is now working on the Tensorflow team at Google. Specifically, he works on the visualizer called Tensorboard. I ask him a lot of rapid fire questions, some machine learning related and some about his life in general.
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Loves Python, hates Java. He could be my best friend!
ikr
I'm not alone... Thank god.
My dream is that I wake up one day and every Java platform magically transformed into Scala overnight.
He's like my twin. I felt the same way lol 😂
Anthony Thudium It could be you're in the same echo chamber.
This one felt much more natural than the previous ones, which was great
thanks Pablo
I really really like these kind of videos. Thanks Siraj!
thanks Sriram!
"...not all truth is arrived at through thinking." Agree and that makes me want to have a pint with the guy.
I think he's more of a DMT guy
awesome, thanks for watching Jason
+Tushar Dubey Experience. Kurt Gödel has proofs on the limits of logical systems.
@TinkeringEngr
I assume you're referring to Godel's incompleteness theorems. They're not even remotely relevant in this context.
If you did not catch the link at 8:13 colah.github.io
a9raag thank you
thanks good job
Haha, I typed the link as soon as I heard it. Thanks for the link! :)
Keep up with good work, good sir xD
not a matrix fan, what an outlier...
My thoughts exactly. :D Good for him.
finally!
wrg,idts
And then he walked off with your mic...
LOL!! Good catch, will make sure to hide it better next time..
What noise reduction did you use for this? Very effective and aquatic!
I really like this guy!
awesome!
So many things to go check out after one of these interviews. Thanks, Siraj!
thanks Steve!
Dude's name is sick
yea tru
This video is the greatest gift you could give me Siraj. Love your work so far !
awesome to hear! thanks
uploaded 26 seconds ago, 16 views and 5 likes already, wow
crazy times, the channel is growing at a rate of 400-600 subscribers a day . must accelerate growth even more
+Siraj Raval It's because of the quality of your content! Keep it up :)
Holy crap this video has convinced me that "machine learning to find machine learning parameters" is hot stuff. (I think many of us have been thinking of the idea for the past couple of months or longer.)
awesome
A smile came in my face when he said PYTHON. I just love this language. I don't even like Java. Basically, I'm in love with Python.
Will definitely learn TensorFlow after my B-Tech degree.
Thank you so much for the Video @Siraj
It really motivate us.
Guys, I've been thinking, what would be a bigger breakthrough?
Proving that P=NP
or
Solving intelligence?
Wow, that's the greatest person you' ve interviewed so far!!!
glad you liked him!
0:49 a casual tesla in the background. lol
no big
ik also can i message u on twitter
Working on an AI based Smart city Startup, your videos are really good.
Very interesting seems like a very interesting and likable humanoid
awesome Gary
He seems like a fun guy to work with and be around.
Tim-J.Swan Not really, to be honest.
amazing video! thanks Siraj!
thanks Filip!
4:09 he said İstanbul! Wohoo!
yes!!
Echapolus - as as as
Rome, Holy Roman Empire, Constantinople -> Istanbul..
Peter Edwards Yeah, it's not like most of the places you can visit are from almost 500 years of Ottoman Empire.
Siraj is quite creative, like this style vid
thank you for another tensorflow video
I love this question videos, thank you Siraj!
thanks Diego!
Istanbul is waiting for you, come here for a chat ;)
nice
You know what we want Siraj, more more more more!!!!
indeed :)
these interview videos are amazing. I was surprised it ended with "thats it" not a "thanks" or anything. cause I am really grateful that he took the time to answer these. also how would Siraj answer these questions :o
Great video. Can we have more of these pls.
love this, he is so thoughtful
Nice interview.
Saw his talk on tensorboard. also, that's a pretty awesome name
What a pleasant guy, he seems so genuinely good. I wish everyone could have co-workers like this guy. Damn you google for taking all the good ones. I guess if you can't beat them, join them ^_^
As soon as you asked which programming language he wasn't a fan of, I said to myself, "I really hate Java", and a few seconds later I knew I made a new friend.
Dr. Manhattan is my fav superhero too!
woot!
Hey Siraj Raval i am a 13 year old aspiring computer scientist, I have what one may count as basic skills in programming, any advice for me.
Study more math! It makes everything easier.
Siraj, Love your work man
thanks Sai!
love this
I love this series so much!
glad you like it
Dandelion's other favorite book is a life-changer. Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger
what does he say at 8:13? l can't understand the link "christ olga's blog"?
fridget colah.github.io
thanks
colah.github.io/
colah.github.io/
+fridget it's: colah.github.io/ Chris Olah's blog
Thank you. This has been an evening with guy whose pitch rises at the end of every sentence
his answer to the most beautiful thing in the world made me smile :)
awesome video ! i'm really digging your 67 question videos :) why 67 though ??!
What a legend
Hey Siraj, do you have any schedule for your live stream? I don't want to miss your live session and would like to know when you will be streaming before hand? thank you.
you are awesome! thanks for sharing! god bless you!
thanks Ricardo!
This series ofvideos is way too good. But it needs work on the audio department! Please work on it, I'll be definetly worth it.
thanks Pablo, just bought a better mic
Siraj, expecting more videos like this :)
more to come
Love you ma man! Great work. Keep doing it.
loving these videos, keep it up :)
thanks Simon
more of these
coming up
Great content in this channel 👍
#awesome keep these videos coming..
his favourite books are: Charlie Munger "Poor Charlie's Almanack" , "Gödel, Escher, Bach" and Bertrand Russell "History of Western Philosophy"
That last question of "Have you built an app with machine learning that you use in your day-to-day life?", the "Nope" sounded a bit rushed.
Perhaps the question should have had at the end: "... that you can talk about publicly?" LOL. :-D
LOL good thought
How the heck do you output a video almost everyday? Seems like a TON of work!
no secret, just a ton of time and effort. Thanks for noticing!
This is one awesome idea to interview 10x guys. Does anyone know about the movies he liked. Could not pick up the names.
+Siraj Ravel Good video man! btw how do you train in batches in tensor flow for example in the mnist data set they use
batch = mnist.train.next_batch(100)
how do you with your own data? Can you please link me if you have a video on it? thanks
Siraj, Recruiter tend to look mostly for degrees. What is the best way to show the skills and get a job in machine learning or deep learning without a machine learning degree ?
4:08 hey bro if you drop to istanbul find me! would be happy to have a good meal and lots of talk
Russell is also my favorite philosopher. Russell ==
RIP Russell Peters
awesome. nietzsche for me
Loves Poor Charlie's Almanack and doesn't like Java, I'm a fan now
"The tendency of the world for emerging self organization is the most beautiful thing in the world"
Okay we are friends now!
Cool guy.
cool video, thanks :D
Does TensorFlow Lite allow the entire learning be done on the device?
Or just the using of what was learned on the servers of Google?
I also wonder how the new AI chips help in this. Do they allow the learning be done on the device?
siraj i am a student who want to learn the base of mechine learning which version of python should i learn (keep in mind that i am a beginner so i need the one with most online availability of resources and i also want to follow your video )
what does he mean by "not all truth can be arrived at by thinking"?
can someone help me with installation of bazel environment in windows?? I am having problems in compiling using choco as well as from source
Wow, googlers are really smart. I feel totally outclassed......
Why 67 ? Keep bringing these cool Videos .:-)
lol he should work on TensorFlow Magenta, sick wave net generated EDM bro haha
btw can you do a video on TF Magenta sometime siraj?
couldn't you ask two more?
Do one with Jeff Dean. Please.
What was the second book he mentioned? "Girdle Arcubach" or something?
Godel Escher Bach by Douglas Hofstatder
thanks James
Which is the 2nd book that he mentions at 5:58?
cool cars!!
Siraj has got an awesome ex roommate.
yea i lived with him and 19 other people in a 20 room 4 story house in the Haight Ashbury 2 years ago. other roommates were also geniuses. good times.
Siraj Raval
Sounds like a nice life.
What's his favorite music at 1:43?
Interesting :)
glad u liked it Jorge
Did u wrote an AI which responses to all comments? o.O
Hey Siraj, make a vid on Google colab plss.
isn t this the little boy smiling meme after he grow up
When asked where to learn, nobody says your channel Siraj :(
yeah, true. give it time. i'm growing at a rate of 400 subscribers a day. thanks for watching!
clever man
glad u liked him :)
I saw 2 Tesla Model S in this video. Can your model do that?
Why 67?
hi men , your videos are great, i have a question in this moment i am study in universidad nacional de colombia, and i hace to do A grade work proposal, my idea is about to Analyzing information about brain tumors and determining in a diagnosed patient the potential for malignancy or benign, what do you thing ? and you have information about this ? thanks for all
classification for medical diagnosis is awesome. apply one of my image classification tutorials to your use case thanks
Is not whit images os with microarrays ir dna
But that vídeo is great
His name is Dandelion? Strange name
I have to be honest, I only binged watched this series until someone did not say "The Matrix"
What is with the audio quality? It is ridiculously bad.
true true. im a bit embarrassed. just bought a better mic will improve thanks
How AI will help abled persons ?.
disabled? prosthetics. apply ai to it for locomotion
that name
lol very fun name
should i install the tensorflow gpu or cpu version on my laptop which has a nvidia 720m gpu..?
gpu
thanks, I jst checked my nvidia 720m gpu isn't there in the list of supported gpu's for CUDA.
prakashyadav008 try installing open suse, you can do some parallel processing using cuda C for Nvidia gpu later you can use your code on tensorflow.
i am using the cpu version for now on my ubuntu 16.04 machine since when i try to build tensorflow from source for the gpu version it always gave warnings and errors.
and another question is that i am trying to use open ai ,do i need a gpu to create agents for open ai environments ?
Godel, Escher, Bach; the toughest book I ever attempted to read. The book abandoned me.
same. i have a copy of it though. just for it to sit there. so i can look at it occasionally and feel cool. 8)
USEFUL NEURAL NETS ON COMMODORE 64 how?
hax
what's the name of blog he mentioned
chris olah's blog
5:21
Same here.
@7:20 He is talking about Hilary vs Trump
for the next 67, ask "what ide do you use with python?" I find debugging python rather primitive and far behind Visual Studio, Eclipse and Netbeans.
good idea