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#675 – Changing Course with Shawn Hymel

N/A • 9 augusti 2024

Welcome Shawn Hymel!

Shawn will be transitioning out Developer Relations at Edge Impulse. He will now be building courses full time. (this was recorded before Shawn announced his departure)
He want’s to be like a Professor, which partially explains his signature bowtie
Should people go into content? What about Developer Relations more specifically?
New courses will include FreeCAD and 3D printing and will be published by Digikey
Part design in FreeCAD
0.22 in Mango Jelly
Learning modeling vs learning an actual program
Scoffolding
Making a Zephyr course
Zephyr / Golioth training
Ecosystem vs RTOS
Workshop at Harvard
Trying to train on hardware
What should engineers know about ML
Andrew Ng’s course on Coursera
Updated for NumPy / Python
Understand Neural Networks
Can treat them as a black box
More important to understand statistics and data science
Hot dog / not hot dog (silicon valley)
Model zoos
Hugging Face
Coprocessing on U55 – U85
ToorCamp
Michael Cheich
Robert Ferenec
Marketing courses
Running
You can find Shawn as ShawnHymel on most social
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Mastodon
- Bluesky
- TikTok
- Instagram
You can also check out his site, shawnhymel.com

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