anyone have any information about this book? I am considering buying it.

"BUZZWORDS BUZZWORDS AI AI AI
blockchain! blockchain!
machine learning.
Cloud machine learning, cloud?"

I never had that book in my life but i expect that is written in similar launguage that quotted above.
I dont think mobile stuff has enough computational power to run ML, even if i dont think it is that useful.

Skip my opinion since i never used ML nor coded anything on mobile (exept avr), so i propably have no idea what im talking about.

@Gregozor2121 wut?
it's true that many people/articles used AI/ML/etc just for attention. but still those topics are hot and we can find many interesting things on it.

this is the description of the book, and I fond it promising:
https://itbook.store/books/...

Yes, it has a horrible cover.

@geronimo horrible in which way?

@lazyDev the esthetic one

thats ballshit dont waste your time

Don’t you love these insightful answers??? This community is ass.

@geronimo people love what they don’t understand

@dalastTomCruise so, your insightful answer would be...

@Hubot-0x58 ya, but it’s becoming over saturated with people who orient their media for likes rather than meaningful discussions about tech. There’s still some, but the statistics of liked oriented vs actual meaningful content is growing fiercely.

@geronimo my insightful answer was giving insight about the lack of insight... but yeah “yes, it has a horrible cover.” Wasn’t amazingly insightful or funny for that matter... so I’m guessing you took offense? Good.

@dalastTomCruise oh, what a clever recursive answer! It seems we have a python developer here... 😂
But look, I think that my answer was pretty insightful. Don't you see that they are trying to convey some kind of visual complexity with that cover, and associate it with machine learning?
Well, that's my insight: the content must be as shitty as the cover (and yes, clever boy, I'm judging the book by its cover).
So come on, bring that nested list comprehension answer that you must have prepared 😅

@lazyDev Can you train a deep neural network on mobile? Short answer is NO. What machine learning can I use on mobile? Forward propagation. U have your trained parameters, load in a json API call for example. And then compute result on your phone with whatever language you comfortable with. You can do it on React Native, using JS. Take a look on tensorflow js. These guys most likely copied same examples from official doc.

@sunfishcc well, that's an insightful answer 😉

@geronimo wow, you made a comment based off of very basic human observation and logic about the meaning behind the chaos on a book! Whoa, you’re wildly intellectually insightful my friend. Is the python comment suppose to be a jab? Or are you implying that Python has one of the most robust ML libraries available? not quite sure, but FYI recursion isn’t language dependent lol.
Obviously someone hasn’t heard the expression “don’t judge a book by it’s cover”

You probably give shitty advice to people about things for the esthetics rather than actually having intrinsic knowledge about them huh? Seems logical...

@geronimo what do you actually want ML for? For face recognition, image filter, there’re better algorithms than neural networks. For search engine, you could do it completely server side. NN is not best choice for regression neither. I really don’t see the point. When I was in university, there were people doing mobile cluster computing. They got inspired by bitcoin. Idk if it’s still a thing. People choose a hot topic, spend 4,5 years on PhD, and then it completely wasted. BTW, Coursera has lots of ML course, completely free, if you’re interested in video lectures.

@sunfishcc think you meant to tag @lazyDev

@dalastTomCruise @geronimo TensorFlow is written in C++, the python bits just an API 🤦‍♂️

@dalastTomCruise Sorry 😐

@dalastTomCruise I wonder who said that recursion is language dependent... But anyway, for my next comment I'll replace my very basic human observation with scikit-learn 😅

@sunfishcc still there are some stupids which they think :
print("hello")
is short than
system.out.println()
so python is better than x😂
in company i work we use python for develop a fast view of project

@dalastTomCruise i told that about book not community😂

@sunfishcc yeah? And python is also built on top of very fast c/c++ code?
My point was that there’s a library available for ML. So its logically a popular language to use for ML so therefore someone with python knowledge could have great insight with ML. Get it? It was a rebuttal.

@morteza it’s easier to write matrix dot product in python than C, there’s no doubt about it. But those math libraries use C++ code underneath🤔 they’re all open source, you could easily find the code on github.

@morteza or the fact that its data model is design to fluctuate between Structural and functional paradigms. Which allow for leveraging both OOP design patterns and functional principles. But yeah the syntax is a bonus too.

@dalastTomCruise tensorflow also offers go, Java, js. So most of front end developers are ML experts?

@sunfishcc Java and go are not frontend but I get your point.
It’s mostly used with python is the point... look at all the literature... I don’t see why you would choose a super verbose language like Java to interface with a ML library.