Want a 6 figure job in 6 months guaranteed at a hot tech company?

[water]

Do a Udacity Nanodegree


Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree

Machine learning represents a key evolution in the fields of computer science, data analysis, software engineering, and artificial intelligence.

This program will teach you how to become a machine learning engineer, and apply predictive models to massive data sets in fields like finance, healthcare, education, and more.

Why Take This Nanodegree Program?
This program will equip you with key skills that will prepare you to fill roles with companies seeking machine learning experts (or to introduce machine learning techniques to their organizations). Machine learning is literally everywhere, and is often at work even when we don’t realize it. Google Translate, Siri, and Facebook News Feeds are just a few popular examples of machine learning’s omnipresence. The ability to develop machines and systems that automatically improve, puts machine learning at the absolute forefront of virtually any field that relies on data.


https://www.udacity.com/course/machine-learning-engineer-nanodegree--nd009

 

[LordSinister]

What prerequisites would you need to succeed in this field?

 

[3rd__Optic]

Will come back later

 

[water]

What prerequisites would you need to succeed in this field?

Not sure what you are asking.

define "success"

This program has a 100% guarantee or your money back

The curriculum is created by the same companies doing the hiring.

Even when students finish University they still don't know shit and companies are having to spend money on training.

So this model is create a curriculum where a student can come in and hit the ground running and get the program accredited.

 

[water]

Choose your program, land your dream job
Enroll in Nanodegree Plus, and you’ll get hired within 6 months of graduating, or we’ll refund 100% of your tuition. That’s the kind of confidence we have in you. We know that empowering yourself through learning, acquiring critical skills, and pursuing career advancement are life-changing steps to undertake. And we know they require commitment and hard work. But we’ll support you every step of the way—from enrollment, to getting hired.


Companies That Hire Udacity Students

 

[trstar]

for later
#BGOLeducation

 

[MrSid]

Fuxk you Kaya . I m tired of learning .

Then I remember my mates who are doing IOT at Amazon and A few financial institutions.

 

[water]

Fuxk you Kaya . I m tired of learning .

Then I remember my mates who are doing IOT at Amazon and A few financial institutions.

hahaha

If you are tired then join the ripple thread

else

we keep it going


Working on figuring out Tensorflow on Android

https://www.tensorflow.org/mobile/

 

[largebillsonlyplease]

now this i might be able to get into

 

[water]

Google translate on the phone i.e. being processed on the phone instead of the "cloud"

 

[alexw]

man its only $299 a month and they guarantee you a job

if i knew anything about programming and/or enjoyed higher level math id jump on it

5 star posting

 

[largebillsonlyplease]

man its only $299 a month and they guarantee you a job

if i knew anything about programming and/or enjoyed higher level math id jump on it

5 star posting

kaya is always good for it man.

 

[LordSinister]

Not sure what you are asking.

define "success"

This program has a 100% guarantee or your money back

The curriculum is created by the same companies doing the hiring.

Even when students finish University they still don't know shit and companies are having to spend money on training.

So this model is create a curriculum where a student can come in and hit the ground running and get the program accredited.

That's what I'm saying. I have a degree, and have some computer training but I wanted to see if this was something a regular Joe with drive and ambition could learn. Not everyone has the math skills to be an astrophysicist, but many could learn basic physics. If I don't do this, will pass on to my son and nephews who need careers and can learn if they apply themselves.

 

[water]

let me drop some stuff that will hit soon from the tech pipeline

TensorFlow is already changing the game.
https://www.tensorflow.org/get_started/get_started

Now google announced yesterday that they released Tensorflow Lite for android (mobile).

This is a huge game changer.

It allows a phone app to utilize AI from the phone itself without a "cloud" doing the processing

Think of real time facial recognition, computer vision (CV), instant language translations etc

I have some tricks up my sleeve to use this but can't spill all the beans on here

 

[Iceman's Wrath]

 

[HellBoy]

I got a lot on my plate now (fucking always learning shit!), but I will add this to the mix.

Props.

 

[Give Me 3ft.]

What skills should one have already,

Before trying this out?

 

[water]

That's what I'm saying. I have a degree, and have some computer training but I wanted to see if this was something a regular Joe with drive and ambition could learn. Not everyone has the math skills to be an astrophysicist, but many could learn basic physics. If I don't do this, will pass on to my son and nephews who need careers and can learn if they apply themselves.

I would say a regular joe even though i believe as humans we can learn anything provided we have a strong enough motivation

But if you have an affinity to stats and/or programming you can knock this out

I see may people from different backgrounds in tech who are programmers etc

So it up to you and your motivation

Cause when the sticking points come you will need to dig deep and that extra fuel of motivation will be needed

 

[HellBoy]

I understand the drive for a "job" in a hot technology, but I think the goal should be look for avenues to exploit it for yourself. You make more at the top of the pyramid.

 

[water]

I understand the drive for a "job" in a hot technology, but I think the goal should be look for avenues to exploit it for yourself. You make more at the top of the pyramid.

how do you get to the top of the pyramid?

parachute?

 

[water]

What skills should one have already,

Before trying this out?

before trying what out?

the course?

don't "try" just do it

it's self paced, if you think you need to master something, take 2 days knock it out and come back to the course

 

[HellBoy]

how do you get to the top of the pyramid?

parachute?

No. You design it (by understanding the technology), then use others to build it (with you as the overseer).

 

[Joe Money]

 

[water]

No. You design it (by understanding the technology), then use others to build it (with you as the overseer).

works if you could find others who understand it and can build it

it's like the whole mobile app thing in the beginning, everyone had an idea for a mobile app and few people could actually build anything

 

[MrSid]

No. You design it (by understanding the technology), then use others to build it (with you as the overseer).

No offense but ...,,

 

[MrSid]

hahaha

If you are tired then join the ripple thread

else

we keep it going

The sun is almost about to rise here in Africa .
I had to take a minute to appreciate the world I live in .

Because the savagery in your subliminally message was deep .

 

[water]

The sun is almost about to rise here in Africa .
I had to take a minute to appreciate the world I live in .

Because the savagery in your subliminally message was deep .

hahaha

oh mama africa- Midnite

 

[Give Me 3ft.]

before trying what out?

the course?

don't "try" just do it

it's self paced, if you think you need to master something, take 2 days knock it out and come back to the course

yes the course!

specifically, math skills.

 

[babygwirl18]

In order to work in the field of machine learning, you have to have an xteremly high level of math skills (think masters or phd in math). If that program thinks they can give you the 'skills' to work in the field in 6 months, it's another Trump University.

 

[LordSinister]

hahaha

oh mama africa- Midnite

Speaking of which, trying to make it to slave island here in Senegal. If I do will take picks for the family.

 

[water]

In order to work in the field of machine learning, you have to have an xteremly high level of math skills (think masters or phd in math). If that program thinks they can give you the 'skills' to work in the field in 6 months, it's another Trump University.

And you are qualified to say this why?

 

[water]

Speaking of which, trying to make it to slave island here in Senegal. If I do will take picks for the family.

Yes please

 

[water]

bump

 

[water]

bump

 

[EPDC]

This is DOPE.

Definitely going to look into this. Always looking to further my education and career opportunities.

Thank you brother Kaya.

I just started an MBA PMP online program (company is paying for it) but am going to look into this as well to see what Udacity offers.

Props!! Much respect.