Data Wizard @DataWizardPhd

For the love of data, mathematics, and solving a puzzles. Joined April 2024

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Data Wizard @DataWizardPhd

5 months ago

2 + 2 = ??🧮 I’ve been hunting for good online tools to boost my math skills, and I wanted to share what I found. Math can feel like a slog, but having a solid curriculum to follow makes it way easier to level up, whether you’re starting from scratch or pushing into advanced…

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5 months ago

I just watched this informative YouTube video from @svpino called “MCP: Why It’s Important and Here to Stay,” and I’m pumped to break it down for y'all! Santiago dives into MCP, or Model Context Protocol, and shows why it’s a big deal for AI. I’m sold on how it’s gonna stick…

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5 months ago

I’ve been thinking about AI agents and how they go beyond just generating responses. Instead of just spitting out text, they can plan, make decisions, and take actions on their own. They don’t need constant input and they just execute tasks based on a goal. A couple of cool use…

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5 months ago

I just watched “The Most INSANE AI News This Week!” by Julian Goldie on YouTube. This video dives into mind-blowing AI updates like Google’s sneaky new feature, Chinese models trouncing GPT-4.5 for cheap, and tools that let anyone code without skills. Here’s my recap! Julian…

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Data Wizard @DataWizardPhd

6 months ago

Here is what has been happening with AI this week: 1. Grok Beta Launches on Android xAI has released the Grok AI assistant app in beta for Android users. While the app offers advanced features, some key functionalities like voice mode are currently missing.…

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6 months ago

Look what I found! Google's new Data Science Agent in Colab uses Gemini 2.0 AI to automate data analysis tasks. Just describe your analysis in plain English, and it generates a functional Jupyter notebook for you. This simplifies processes like data cleaning, exploration,…

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Data Wizard @DataWizardPhd

6 months ago

Tsundoku is a Japanese term that describes the act of acquiring books but letting them pile up unread. Can you relate?

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6 months ago

When diving into ML, one often encounters the concepts of bagging and boosting. These are techniques used to improve the performance of models, especially when dealing with complex datasets. Although they might sound similar, they have distinct approaches and purposes. Bagging,…

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6 months ago

How do you create effective prompts for LLMs? Prompting is key for effectively using LLMs. Sometimes people are too brief and don't give enough context, rules, expectations, and examples to give the LLM enough information so that the output meets the user's expectations. Here…

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6 months ago

What would you give to unlock a higher level of intelligence? What would you achieve with that unimaginable amount of intelligence? Think the movie Lucy or Limitless.

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6 months ago

In the realm of ML, evaluating a model's performance is crucial. One of the primary tools used for this purpose is the confusion matrix. It's a simple yet powerful way to visualize how well a classification model is performing. A confusion matrix is a table that lays out the true…

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Data Wizard @DataWizardPhd

6 months ago

Weekly gains in AI performance is getting a little exhausting. This week Claude is king. Last week it was Grok 3. Before that DeepSeek. These are exciting times and there are more gains to be made. I believe the future will be awesome. I just need a break or something.