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Getting started with an ML project? Andrew Ng shares practical tips to set up a strong foundation—choosing a reasonable algorithm, running quick sanity checks, and focusing on data quality over chasing the latest models. These steps can save time, prevent errors, and make iteration more efficient. Streamline your workflow... show more

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Andrew Ng’s tips are spot on! Prioritizing data quality over chasing the latest models is key to efficient ML workflows. His courses are a must for any AI enthusiast! #aspie

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solid advice! a strong foundation makes all the difference in ml projects!

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You are a student and want to work in crypto? The best way to get started is getting active in your university blockchain society, or if none exists, establishing it on campus. Here you will meet likeminded peers and over time build up direct relationships with the industry. Spending my university days running Bocconi Students Blockchain Association and LBS Blockchain Society has set the foundation of my career and been the bedrock of my network in the industry. If you're currently actively involved in running a society or are looking to kickstart one at your university - DM me

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