This would make a great PyCon tutorial. I would sign up. I kinda get asyncio, I have done stuff with event loops forever, (gui libraries, twisted, mqtt, js) but there is still a bit of mystery haze. This talk cleared some of that haze, but it all still feels a bit like magic. Maybe if I re-watched this vid, hit pause and played with your example code things would click more. which is what I would expect in a 4 hour tutorial :D.

Amazing Insights.

is there a way to input any text in command line programatically inside a def do_something() function?

14:09 19:48 is funny :)

11:32 thumbnail's person (not worth it)

19:52 20:25 23:23 came here for this (jacebrowning)

do have PowerPoint document that ur presenting here?

Really useful

Really amazing stuff!

It's been bit late for me to join in the field, i just recently found NLP and ML interesting. But luckily came across this

Excellent explanation!

god bless this woman

late to found. Gorgeous.

Is she teaching data science to children or some people of the street? The fact she said "you can inspect here by pointing to a web page" I lost it right there. A F 10 year old knows you can inspect there. KZbin rcommending this and I had to check what this is about and ofcourse Im always disappointed

amazing explanation

share me the ppt of your presentation.and also papers with code

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Seems maybe more of “Python packaging history” than “How packaging works”? I still found it to be entertaining and informative

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40:10 why dint she just write \[*\] or \[+\] ? Dont these mean 0/1 or more characters, just like she explained? why did she write .*? instead?

Can use Nvidia Geforce GT 720 and can add single node-single GPU for DDL

this is awesome thank you

Wow even after 4 years

Google needs to work on their recommendations engine because this should have been recommended long time ago.

Great! Thank you

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0:38 - Intro

Hi Alice! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

This is great.

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This is my first time taking a course without skipping. Very good explanation. Thank you.

Espetacular sua palestra, Alice Zhao! Parabéns!

Thanks for this.

I have taken dozens of NLP courses (most of which are paid) and this is the most explained, organized and perfect course I have ever seen, thank you Alice.

Awesome teaching : ) it one of the nest classes for nlp i have taken and the reason is the simplicity with which the teacher has taught the concept

This video is great. The experience is so much more rewarding than reading by yourself

Amazing conference, thanks for sharing!

at 11:32, why the conditional probability can be 2? This indicates that the data may not fit to your probability model.

it was really easy to understand how she explained complex topics! Thanks a lot, Alice!

HI, this is very inspiring. I recently got to know that I have stargardt disease after working as a software engineer. Now, I have a question for you, do you ever worked as front end developer? In 2 years of working I found working as front end developer so fascinating but It's now easy/normal for me. most of the time after completing the design part I invert the screen continue to work on feature. Please let me know if anyone else is going through the same and how making it easier in their lives thanks

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Thanks for the great tut

What happened to "Neuro Linguistic Programming"?

hello!

So people tag and sort words manually in this universe. Time to go on, I guess

Thank you. Very helpful. I struggled following the flow of NLP and its application in class, yet you made it look simple. I'd love to watch more of your tutorials.

Very cool. I just started with Jupyter notebooks and was thinking about the possible role of selenium with that. Nice to have that idea validated by someone else working on it and providing an example of how that could work. At one point I sort of used FitNesse to do the same sort of thing, but since it wanted to run the whole page, it didn't have the flexibility of what you have done here.

i love her