Unlock the Other 95% of Machine Learning

Universities don't teach you this:

Training a model is ~5% of the work that goes into an end-to-end Machine Learning system.

I just quit my job to help you with the other 95%:

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

I built a live, 9-hour program to teach you how to apply Machine Learning to real-world problems.

I started building software in 1994. I've worked with some of the largest companies in the world.

This is a practical program. You'll have to work hard.https://t.co/52w1pSLsmy

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

The program centers around a 9-hour live cohort.

There are also:

• Pre-recorded lectures
• Assignments
• A community ready to help

We'll use AWS SageMaker to take a problem through the entire Machine Learning lifecycle:

Training → Tuning → Deploying → Monitoring

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

This program has nothing to do with GPT, generative AI, or the latest "10 ways ChatGPT can make you a millionaire" scheme.

This is an engineering class for those who want to use Machine Learning to build solutions for real-world problems.

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

To join, you should:

• Be comfortable with Python.
• Be familiar with ML terminology.
• Be willing to commit a significant amount of time over 2 weeks.

This program is not a good fit for those starting their careers in tech. This is not an introductory program.

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

Here is the link to join: https://t.co/52w1pSLsmy.

200+ people have already joined. Early-bird pricing ends tomorrow, and the price goes up by $85.

If you have any questions, feel free to DM me.

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

The cohort will run every month. You can join any session you want (or join them all.)

Every session will be recorded, so you can watch them anytime after it goes live.

Live sessions are fun, but you can finish the program by watching the recordings. pic.twitter.com/iV5sjmq2k2

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023

What happens if you don’t know Python?

It depends.

If you know any other programming language and are comfortable writing software, you will be fine.

If you don’t have experience as a programmer, this program is not a good choice.

— Santiago (@svpino) March 30, 2023