app01 Wed, 04 Nov 2026 07:28:27 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Artists of Intelligence with Harpreet Sahota - Episodes Tagged with “Jonathan Tesser” https://harpreet.fireside.fm/tags/jonathan%20tesser Fri, 06 Aug 2021 00:00:00 -0400 I’m relaunching the show with a different focus. It’s called Artists of Intelligence. It’s about the people building physical AI, robotics, perception, and autonomous systems. I’m not here pretending to be an expert who has it all figured out. I’m here because I want to learn, hack on things, and see how intelligent machines actually work in the real world. Before I record with anyone, I like to get hands-on with what they’re building—an open repo, a dataset, an SDK, or a demo. I play around with it and break things beforehand so we can skip the introductory fluff and have an honest conversation about how it works, what broke along the way, and what it actually takes to build. Formerly The Artists of Data Science. en-us episodic ~/artists_of_intelligence Harpreet Sahota I’m relaunching the show with a different focus. It’s called Artists of Intelligence. It’s about the people building physical AI, robotics, perception, and autonomous systems. I’m not here pretending to be an expert who has it all figured out. I’m here because I want to learn, hack on things, and see how intelligent machines actually work in the real world. Before I record with anyone, I like to get hands-on with what they’re building—an open repo, a dataset, an SDK, or a demo. I play around with it and break things beforehand so we can skip the introductory fluff and have an honest conversation about how it works, what broke along the way, and what it actually takes to build. Formerly The Artists of Data Science. no physical ai, robotics, autonomous systems, spatial ai, computer vision, embodied ai, sensor fusion, agents Harpreet Sahota hello@employabledatascientist.com The Tesstimony | Jonathan Tesser https://harpreet.fireside.fm/jonathan-tesser a163eb10-0217-474b-b863-ef1758c9d1b9 Fri, 06 Aug 2021 00:00:00 -0400 Harpreet Sahota full 15 Harpreet Sahota 49:55 yes <p>Memorable Quotes from the episode:</p> <p>[00:21:08] "...I would give and I would give and I would give and I would help. And those people would just leave my life like they got what they needed from me and they left. And it created this idea that the human experience isn't such a wonderful thing. You have to you have to force people to be. It sounds awful, but you really have to put them on the spot and say, if you want to stick around, I'm going to show you what it means to stick around."</p> <p>[00:24:37] "...mentorship for me just means how can I grow? How can I grow as a person? How can I become better? How can I how can this personal development hamster wheel continue to turn in a positive direction? And so each person I talked to, I say to them, I'm like, you are my inspiration."</p> <p>Highlights of the episode:</p> <p>[00:01:00] Guest Introduction</p> <p>[00:03:07] Realizing that Jonathan is a data guy!</p> <p>[00:09:11] Should it be something that we strongly have an opinion about or should we just do it for the audience out there?</p> <p>[00:11:43] Where in the agreement when you sign up for LinkedIn, does it say don't talk about personal life?</p> <p>[00:23:32] It's hard to give advice to people when you don't know them.</p> <p>[00:24:29] What are some good ways find a good mentor?</p> <p>[00:33:17] Ninety five percent of people don't want to put the work in.</p> <p>[00:33:27] How do you deal with the notion of not really interacting with more people?</p> <p>[00:35:22] Can selfishness be a virtue?</p> <p>[00:37:34] What are some other self skills that highly analytical people are missing?</p> <p>[00:42:32] RANDOM ROUND.</p> <p>[00:42:56] It's one hundred years in the future. What do you want to be remembered for?</p> <p>[00:43:32] When do you think the first video to hit one trillion views on YouTube will happen, and what will that video be about?</p> <p>[00:44:33] Do you think you have to achieve something in order to be worth something?</p> <p>[00:45:45] What are you currently reading?</p> <p>[00:47:09] What song differently have on repeat?</p> <p>[00:47:45] What dumb accomplishment are you most proud of?</p> <p>[00:48:19] What makes you cry?</p> <p>[00:48:35] What's your favorite Candy?</p> jonathan, tesser, jonathan tesser, data science OR how to become data scientist, mentor, data science mentorship, sharpest minds, data science dream job, harpreet sahota, kyle mckiou, data science dream job reviews, how to find a data science mentor, finding a data science mentor, data science office hours, free data science help, data science advice, data science career guidance, data science career mentor, how to become a data scientist, data science dream job, data science coaching Memorable Quotes from the episode:

[00:21:08] "...I would give and I would give and I would give and I would help. And those people would just leave my life like they got what they needed from me and they left. And it created this idea that the human experience isn't such a wonderful thing. You have to you have to force people to be. It sounds awful, but you really have to put them on the spot and say, if you want to stick around, I'm going to show you what it means to stick around."

[00:24:37] "...mentorship for me just means how can I grow? How can I grow as a person? How can I become better? How can I how can this personal development hamster wheel continue to turn in a positive direction? And so each person I talked to, I say to them, I'm like, you are my inspiration."

Highlights of the episode:

[00:01:00] Guest Introduction

[00:03:07] Realizing that Jonathan is a data guy!

[00:09:11] Should it be something that we strongly have an opinion about or should we just do it for the audience out there?

[00:11:43] Where in the agreement when you sign up for LinkedIn, does it say don't talk about personal life?

[00:23:32] It's hard to give advice to people when you don't know them.

[00:24:29] What are some good ways find a good mentor?

[00:33:17] Ninety five percent of people don't want to put the work in.

[00:33:27] How do you deal with the notion of not really interacting with more people?

[00:35:22] Can selfishness be a virtue?

[00:37:34] What are some other self skills that highly analytical people are missing?

[00:42:32] RANDOM ROUND.

[00:42:56] It's one hundred years in the future. What do you want to be remembered for?

[00:43:32] When do you think the first video to hit one trillion views on YouTube will happen, and what will that video be about?

[00:44:33] Do you think you have to achieve something in order to be worth something?

[00:45:45] What are you currently reading?

[00:47:09] What song differently have on repeat?

[00:47:45] What dumb accomplishment are you most proud of?

[00:48:19] What makes you cry?

[00:48:35] What's your favorite Candy?

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[00:21:08] "...I would give and I would give and I would give and I would help. And those people would just leave my life like they got what they needed from me and they left. And it created this idea that the human experience isn't such a wonderful thing. You have to you have to force people to be. It sounds awful, but you really have to put them on the spot and say, if you want to stick around, I'm going to show you what it means to stick around."

[00:24:37] "...mentorship for me just means how can I grow? How can I grow as a person? How can I become better? How can I how can this personal development hamster wheel continue to turn in a positive direction? And so each person I talked to, I say to them, I'm like, you are my inspiration."

Highlights of the episode:

[00:01:00] Guest Introduction

[00:03:07] Realizing that Jonathan is a data guy!

[00:09:11] Should it be something that we strongly have an opinion about or should we just do it for the audience out there?

[00:11:43] Where in the agreement when you sign up for LinkedIn, does it say don't talk about personal life?

[00:23:32] It's hard to give advice to people when you don't know them.

[00:24:29] What are some good ways find a good mentor?

[00:33:17] Ninety five percent of people don't want to put the work in.

[00:33:27] How do you deal with the notion of not really interacting with more people?

[00:35:22] Can selfishness be a virtue?

[00:37:34] What are some other self skills that highly analytical people are missing?

[00:42:32] RANDOM ROUND.

[00:42:56] It's one hundred years in the future. What do you want to be remembered for?

[00:43:32] When do you think the first video to hit one trillion views on YouTube will happen, and what will that video be about?

[00:44:33] Do you think you have to achieve something in order to be worth something?

[00:45:45] What are you currently reading?

[00:47:09] What song differently have on repeat?

[00:47:45] What dumb accomplishment are you most proud of?

[00:48:19] What makes you cry?

[00:48:35] What's your favorite Candy?

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