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We know that the whole of December was flooded with many projects, and chatGPT, released on November 30, completely took over the space. In case you’ve missed it,Ā this tweetĀ will tell you more about the promising tool. But today, we want to cover other topics that might also interest you.
Here’s what we have in stock for you today:
How to learn computer vision and machine learning from basics?Ā
Computer Vision and Machine Learning are not the easiest subjects to learn, but it is undoubtedly one of the most exciting and rewarding. This field includes a variety of tasks, for example, object recognition and scene understanding.
However, this can be challenging for many people interested in learning these topics but need to become more familiar with coding or mathematics. So how can a person with no coding experience learn it?
“Hey Folks , I am not from science background but I want to learn computer vision and machine learning from basics? How to approach and where to start?”
The most popular answer was the one from fortyeightD:
>>> Check this thread out here.
What's the best way to prepare for an interview if I'm new to software testing?
The following helpful thread from December was from a Redditor just finishing a software testing course. They were asking the community about their first interview and what is the best way to prepare for it. This thread has valuable information on the best way to prepare and what should be considered before you take your interview.
“Iām just finishing software testing from a school called TEK school I was wondering whatās the best way to prepare for an interview Iām intermediate using selenium I suck at using cucumber and Iām intermediate at Java also does anyone have any recommendations to get better at those.”
Here’s an answer from one of the redditors at r/softwaretesting ā Holahoohoo:
>>> Check this thread out in theĀ r/softwaretestingĀ Reddit community.
Which notification would testers like to get?
We asked our community in Sotware Testing Talks what kind of notification they wanted to get.
They had a few options on the plate:
- Find out that your code has no bugs
- Get a promotion
- Become a senior
- Meet the project deadline
Apparently, promotion is the most desired among testers, and the comment from paradauxs proves it.
Can AI replace a person?
AI has a great potential to reduce repetitive and mundane tasks, especially in the area of testing, where AI can be applied significantly to enhance effectiveness, performance and efficiency.
AI can definitely aid developers in all stages of the application lifecycle – from requirements analysis to regression testing and maintenance.
But do you think AI can replace a real person? That’s the question that was explored by Alexander Pushkarev in the following LinkedIn post.
Share your thoughts on this topic in the comments.
The best Christmas present
Another Redditor, kingofNoobies, wanted to find out what an ideal Christmas present for a tester is.
The easiest way to find it out is to ask the true testers.
hey posted a meme and asked whether someone wanted the same thing from Santa.
So, what will make testers’ all about Quality? This Reddit thread has got some good answers.
Read more in the comments.
And that’s a wrap on our December compilation of Software Testing Talks.
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