Drake Loud

Well I came and conquered! I passed the new AWS ML cert! I didn't feel like there were too many guides or resources yet as the cert is so new, so here is my contribution! And thank you @acloudguru for the awesome courses! drakeloud.com/blog/how-i-pas…

Today I learned that you can remove an element's default styling with a single line in css

@Mitch_Hussey @letterboxd The weird Al movie was amazing! 10/10

@letterboxd 🍿

Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched 🌟

@Mitch_Hussey The whole scene with naatu naatu was both incredible and unexpected like most of the movie.

Well deserved 👏

NOT TODAY SATAN!!!

I’ve been doing a bunch of coding recently with chatGPT as an assistant and I have been way more productive. I’ve really enjoyed it. It has its flaws, but I find it easier than running google searches for questions.

@lukemwillis I’m a little concerned though about how people may lean on the truth of the results of ChatGPT. I’ve been seeing a lot of examples of ChatGPT that are blatantly wrong, but it says them in such a way that it seems correct.

IMO ChatGPT should be treated as another Google in your toolkit. It's not a replacement for doing research. You can't always trust the top result. But it will help you be more efficient if used as a starting point in a larger effort.

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I go back to Japan today. Really excited to visit again😁

🔥 Three CSS tips for working with inconsistently sized logos

When your code finally works

All in all though, I was able to add syntax highlighting to all of my blog posts while I got caught up on a few episodes of Great British Baking Show. Thank you @GatsbyJS and @prismjs for making it so easy!

I did run into an issue with some CSS selectors though. I use Bulma (bulma.io) as my CSS framework. Bulma and PrismJS both use the same .number selector, which I had to figure out a way to handle the collision.

Last night I added syntax highlighting to my blog, drakeloud.com I have literally pushed off doing this for several years because I thought it was going to take a long time for some reason.

I was updating some dependencies on an app today and noticed that on all of my dependabot PR’s, I have automatic netlify merge gates AND that includes a link to the build! Wow!

@Netlify has been my all time favorite hosting engine and has remained there for a while. They are just the best.

@RonGuymon Please do!

@DrakeLoud Great blog post, @DrakeLoud ! I agree that I typically think about training with historical data. I loved learning about minimax and Bayes nets. The examples and visuals were really helpful. I'll have to think of ideas for other applications to share with business students.

I used to think that the only way to do anything predictive was with data. If you wanted to do #AI, then you needed data.

I decided to write a blog post about this very topic. So check it out! drakeloud.com/blog/ai-ml-dat… #machinelearning #datascience #pgmpy #artificialIntelligence #python

I have since changed my mind on that. Data is still king, but AI is much more than just using a CSV of historic data to train a model. AI is intelligence. And how you give it intelligence can be through many different ways.