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Would be interested to hear why you’re studying machine learning. Do you see important problems you think it can solve, are you looking to make more $$ as an ML
by roymurdock 8y ago
Would be interested to hear why you’re studying machine learning. Do you see important problems you think it can solve, are you looking to make more $$ as an ML data scientist, or just generally interested in stats/data?
- muhneesh 8y agoPart of a broader effort - I committed to learning to code about 3 years ago. At that point in time, I didn't really know why I was doing it... really out of curiosity. I kept going because it was addicting, and really an antithesis to my day job at the time (investment banking) - which I felt was corporate / bureaucratic and unintellectual. That said, eventually, I want to start a startup. I'm building out small side projects now. I'm generally comfy with web + mobile dev, and I wanted to upskill in a "newer" technology that was more "mathy".
- all2 8y agoI bet you could flow-chart your entire firm into a process that's mostly automated. Something like wealthfront, maybe?
- roymurdock 8y agoThanks for sharing, good luck on your journey