>If someone has made a project in TensorFlow to paint in Picasso style then you should hire them regardless of education. Hmm, I definitely don't agree. Once t

>If someone has made a project in TensorFlow to paint in Picasso style then you should hire them regardless of education. Hmm, I definitely don't agree. Once the Style Transfer paper was released, it's pretty trivial to implement it in a DL framework. Certainly a good indicator that someone knows how to implement deep learning algorithms, but it's a pretty small facet of someone's skill. You can implement Style Transfer while still writing ugly, buggy, mediocre code. You can also copy most of the code from different open source DL repos, even before anyone had implemented Style Transfer. That said, someone taking the time to implement Style Transfer does show that they're reading recent research and are curious about deep learning, which are definitely good signals.