@StasBekman: As I'm working on the Machine Learning Engineering and the Art of Debugging books, which I tremendously enjoy doing, I …
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Stas Bekman is working on books about Machine Learning Engineering and Debugging and wonders if the community will read them, noting they could serve as a skill document for AI.
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As I’m working on the Machine Learning Engineering and the Art of Debugging books, which I tremendously enjoy doing, I have been wondering if people actually care to read those.
Most likely my content will be used as SKILL.md for AI -they will still be useful to the community.
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