Today, I subscribed to a highly popular (more than 100k subscribers) paid newsletter on ML/DS/GenAI topics called Daily Dose of Data Science. Found them on LinkedIn. They usually send one or two comprehensive articles per week along with source code, if any. Looking forward to learning a lot. Has anyone already subscribed and if yes, what's your feedback?

Remember last week's video where I talked about the difference between workflows and AI agents? Well... it kinda blew up on YouTube. 175k views in just 12 day! A lot of you were asking about how to implement these AI workflows. So that's what we're going to cover in this week's video: building effective AI agents in pure Python — no frameworks. Which are actually not agents but workflows... but agents get more clicks these days ghehe. In this week’s video, I show you: - How to implement the core patterns you need to understand - How easy it actually is to build them from scratch - How to piece these patterns together to build applications

Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well. I'm facing challenges importing a dataset of 51,291 rows into MySQL. Could anyone provide guidance or tips on how to effectively handle large dataset imports? I’d greatly appreciate your advice or solutions. Thank you in advance for your assistance!

""" New randomized, controlled trial of students using GPT-4 as a tutor in Nigeria. 6 weeks of after-school AI tutoring = 2 years of typical learning gains, outperforming 80% of other educational interventions. And it helped all students, especially girls who were initially behind """ https://new-savanna.blogspot.com/2025/01/new-study-shows-usefulness-of-gpt-4-as.html

I’m currently taking an introductory AI course, and I have an exam in 3 days that includes coding labs. The topics we’ve covered so far include linear regression, logistic regression, and possibly PyTorch. I want to know the best way to quickly master the coding part. I’ve been using ChatGPT to help explain concepts but I want to be able to write and understand the code myself without over-relying on AI tools. How do you all approach learning these topics effectively? Do you repeat exercises until you memorize them, or do you focus on trying different examples and tweaking the code? Any tips or strategies for preparing for coding labs in such a short time? Thanks in advance for your advice!