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Who do you work for, or at least what sort of thing are you working on? This sounds ideal to me, but I'm worried my skill set isn't as conducive to remote work.
by dorkwood 7y ago
Who do you work for, or at least what sort of thing are you working on? This sounds ideal to me, but I'm worried my skill set isn't as conducive to remote work.
- m0zg 7y agoI have a somewhat rare blend of skills in that I do deep learning (computer vision mostly) and I also do C++ (including low level optimization and CUDA). Usually you get one or the other, almost never both. So I don't really work _for_ anyone. I consult companies when things are too gnarly for them to figure out on their own. Thus far, I have more work than I can possibly handle. Not a realistic setup for most people, of course, but my point stands: it's stupid to require butts in chairs nowadays. It's also very expensive. If I decide to expand, there's no way I'm renting an office of any kind, and there's no way I'm relying solely on the local talent pool.
- rckoepke 7y agoAny recommendations on study path for this? Not due to the money/remote aspect, but rather I have genuine interest in these things specifically. Would a curriculum like this be at all valuable: https://uh.edu/data-science-institute/education/tutorials-courses/index https://uh.edu/data-science-institute/education/tutorials-co...