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*. If increasing model complexity wasn’t your last resort, you failed to add enough layers.
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*. If the accuracy is high enough, stakeholders will stop complaining about the compute costs.
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*. Harsh critiques have their place—usually in the rejected pull requests.
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*. Never turn your back on a deployed model.
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*. Never turn your back on a reinforcement learner.
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*. Sometimes the only way out is through… through another epoch.
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*. Every dataset is trainable—at least once.
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*. A gentle learning rate turneth away divergence. Once the loss stabilizes, crank it up.
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