@lykongheng
Dad: hi son, how's life? are you success yet? did you hear that your brother just earn $60M?
@lubeckable
Chad programmer vs virgin youtuber
@reinardusjoseph1017
Sasuke and Itachi in the tech clan
@user-jc8py7dw7r
Joma gets less goofy and show-offy around his brilliant, serious brother.
@kyokushinfighter78
Takeaways : 1. Finding other places to package ML system is more impactful than optimising the existing components over and over. 2. Pitfall : Focusing too much on academic research for business problem, lots of literatures are not reproducible. 3. Finding a way to apply ML to business is difficult, so it must be worth it and we need to define the right pipelines from training to model optimization. 4. Do not focusing on the ML, focusing on the solution of the business. 5. Solve repetitive problem with human first, then use simple heuristics, then improve the accuracy with ML. 6. Do not focusing on the technology, iterate fast on business problems. 7. Pitfall : Trying to solve too much with ML. Focus on the most important part that can be solved with ML. Dear Joma, I cannot be more thankful for this interview. This kind of interview is incredibly inspiring and valuable. I wish you can make lots of interview like this which focuses on the business/product aspects. We already have tons of material on ML, AI, Coding, Devops blabla. What we need are the WHY and HOW (to be rich like your brother). thankyou thankyou thankyou.....
@centrall
Sold company for 60 mill not a piece of designer clothing in sight goals honestly
@asmanazir3537
Joma is acting like he’s never seen his brother before.
@yungkalimusic
These guys act like Buisness partners not brothers
@TheoChihaia
Thanks!
@vince6252
This is a really high-quality interview. Probably because it's between two very intelligent and clued-up technical and business people. Thank you Joma and brother, David.
@vexpressivo
He answered all my questions on Twitter!! I'm so humbled!!!!
@geminibutchval
Your brother's advice on doing stuff manually and only later on automating something is great advice for pre-seed startups. Thank you very much!
@johnsullivan1827
A big part of ML engineering is "production-izing" the model - taking a model you learned and tested in development, and integrating it into whatever system or application you've created. Bonus points if you create a production system that allows you to A/B test different models against each other live in production in a statistically significant way.
@AkshayAradhya
His brother sat with perfect posture throughout the entire interview.
@JacobCritch
2 brothers who are so alike is rare
@DrJohana21
You could tell His brother is a genius. 🧠 gives off that “Brilliant” vibe.
@lasagna3106
These dudes are Savage's, they keep their employees under 30, sell for 60m, quickly.
@sorvex9
Working as a ML specialist at a small startup, this was definitely inspiring. And it made me feel less shitty about the simple solutions I have come up with for the company so far, lol
@gur-sin
8:15 Joma: "Maybe not everything should use blockchain technology" Also Joma: Creates an entire cinematic universe surrounding eccentric CEOs trying to integrate blockchain into window blinds and shades. Coincidence? I think not!
@Alfram