pramodliv1

I spent 3 days setting up Hasura a few weeks ago and I wish I'd known about Nhost.

Do you know why Hasura don't provide a managed service themselves?

Also, I wonder if Hasura will eventually move to a MongoDB-like license.

Google Photos uses ML to tag photos and this feature released amidst much fanfare at Google I/O a couple of years ago. They don't need location data to geotag photos anymore.

If we want to store the object's URL in a relational database, should the browser send another HTTP request to our service? Wouldn't we lose the object if there's a network error during the interval between the two requests?

I wonder what technology they use under the hood. Ceph? GlusterFS? Custom software?

Sure! The course has a slow start. The first few lectures focus on the mechanics of matrix operations instead of starting with linear transformations, and compositions of linear transformation - the core ideas behind Linear Algebra. But after lecture 10, the course picks up pace.

> And at the start of the course, he teaches the very small subset of linear algebra required to understand his course materials.

I tried doing the ML course without any prior knowledge of Linear Algebra and dropped out after the first three weeks. In hindsight, I realized it wouldn't have been possible to appreciate how PCA works without understanding eigenvectors, how collaborative filtering is an elegant application of matrix factorization and so on.

But after I completed Strang's Linear Algebra course, the entire ML class was a breeze.