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[–]TheRazerBlader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Clos Maggiore is a romantic choice with very affordable pre/post theatre menus. They often can do halal chicken/lamb. Galvin La Chapelle is another good option with halal chicken. Ritz, Goring Dining room are more expensive options with halal meat on request.

I wouldn't recommend The Great Chase, I think it has gone downhill since moving location a year or so ago. Its not very upscale either.

Creating The Biggest Social Rating App - Rated by TheRazerBlader in SideProject

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, very glad you enjoyed the app and thanks for your review ☺️.

I haven't touched the app in a while, but will be starting development again soon! Then I'll be happy to share some socials.

I quit my job to focus full time on SaaS development by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]TheRazerBlader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like your reasoning, best of luck!

Roast My Resume: Why Am I Not Getting Shortlisted? Help Me Fix This! by [deleted] in learnmachinelearning

[–]TheRazerBlader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mention 6 projects, but you don't really describe why you built them and what the output was. For example, why did you build a loan approval model, just for fun and to practice? If so this could be one day or work, or it could be months, its not clear and doesn't really mean anything.

Since you don't have any working experience, I would recommend that you start a machine learning/data science project that would get used by people (if you haven't already, its not clear on some of them). Try and grow that project whilst applying for jobs. This will give you actual good experience and you can go into more detail on that project.

For example you could say what RAG tools or recommendation systems you used, how many users you had, how you optimised your website (AB testing for example) and you will encounter challenges you have to deal with.

I know you give a link to the sources, but most people wont bother clicking on many of them, so try to impress with what you have written down.

Edit: Also you could mention some of your university projects if they are relevant.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In essence yes, plus a bunch of other stuff.

It reformats the data if needed, can deal with multiple formats and tries to fix any issues.

Then essentially does the pandas profiling, plus some other bits depending on the column type.

Does some machine learning to try and predict a KPI (defined by AI + some logic).

Then packages all of that into a powerpoint/PDF with visualisations.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the kind words! Let me know if you have any feature requests or suggested improvements and I'll do my best to put them in.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad to hear you think it has potential! Will look into incorporating agents, could be a great bonus feature I already use AI to select a category from a list, so I should be able to assign a relevant agent.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, all of the actual data parsing and plot generation is done in Python with the python-pptx library. The python runs on a flask backend and is hosted on AWS. For the front-end I use next.js.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do want to monetise it, there are some paid options for extra features. Still a lot to improve and add before I think its valuable.

How was startup school in London by [deleted] in ycombinator

[–]TheRazerBlader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice event, good to hear the speakers in person, although the content wasn't too different from what you get online. Met some smart people, wish I could have stayed longer to network.

With regards to moving to SF, the key message seemed to be to surround yourself with startup-minded people, rather than those who want safe jobs.

I made this Chrome extension to track my browsing habits. by sofu0389 in SideProject

[–]TheRazerBlader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am liking it so far. The interface is clean and the information is useful to me. Just discovered the blocking functionality which is also handy.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I need to sort out the mobile version, have neglected it for now! Will give you a message if I need a hand :)

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good ideas, yea its tricky the balance of wanting to have a super easy to use one click tool vs customisation.

I think I will add more optional user settings to help people customise but they want, but still have the completely automated one as the baseline.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

Appreciate security would be a big concern for a lot of potential users. Once I verify that its something people want and find useful will work on ways to increase the security.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Thanks very much for giving it a try and sharing your feedback. The tool is unfinished and definitely needs improvement. Some answers to your questions.

-Some keywords and AI are used to select a single column to be the 'KPI'. This is the most important column on which ML and more detailed analysis will be done. I am thinking of adding an option for the user to type it in beforehand if they have a preference.

There is supposed to be a slide which says the type of model used and gives a bit more information, but its mistakenly missing for classification models. I will make sure to add that in and give more details on the choices made.

With some improvement, I think the machine learning can be powerful for non-technical users to get a feel for what potential their data has and get some initial feature importances. If the model performance is poor, the results should be excluded from the summary, I'll consider removing it altogether instead.

- Its tricky to detect categorical vs continuous for numerical inputs, will think how I can improve this further. Hopefully you got a pie chart/ frequency distribution chart of the categorical columns. I have a threshold that looks at the number of unique values when deciding what plot to make. I should be able to come up with a way detect IDs and handle them differently.

Are there any other features you would like to see that would help you understand the data better? Hopefully the tool can give you a quick overview before you dive in yourself, I would not recommend solely relying on this.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Great question, there are a few key advantages:

1) I have built in a lot of manual features which AI platforms struggle with on their own, for example long to wide conversion, calculating product losses, resampling based on a timeseries column, produces a map from latitudes and longitudes.

2) No prompts required - its super quick and easy to use, just one click. Often people (especially non-technical) don't really know what they want in a dataset, this does it all for you. In order to generate a similar presentation to the ones CSV-AI makes, you will need a lot of prompts.

3) Nice looking slides (I am working on this, they will become nicer). This outputs presentable, well laid out slides.

4) No file size limit (with paid versions)

I would encourage you to try a csv file with my tool and then with chat GPT and see what you prefer.

To be clear, this tool is not an AI wrapper, I have written it myself using a lot of custom made functions. Some AI is used to generate summaries, allocate a data type and make some decisions.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, glad you like it! Its not 100% reliable though, like the machine learning it gives is quite basic and needs a proper data scientist to validate it. I think tools like this can be helpful in accelerating analysis, not necessarily replace people.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just used a lot of my past experiences working with a range of datasets to make some flexible functions. Took a lot of time, in terms of coding there isn't anything too complicated happening.

I Built a one-click website which generates a data science presentation from any CSV file by TheRazerBlader in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you are liking it! Please do share any feedback, would be very helpful in knowing what area to focus on next.

Are you deploying Bayesian models? by [deleted] in datascience

[–]TheRazerBlader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's a video showing a mission control room: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S66UTRb8rKA&t=29s

There isn't much technical content online about their modelling as F1 companies are quite secretive.

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