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I'm pretty sure we can sidestep degree requirements and the associated mess with a better candidate screening technique. Why not? Also, the computer programs t

by blfr 12y ago

I'm pretty sure we can sidestep degree requirements and the associated mess with a better candidate screening technique. Why not? Also, the computer programs take into account the desired outcomes and the information they can obtain experimentally (through A/B testing for example), not just existing data.

eli_gottlieb 12y ago
>I'm pretty sure we can sidestep degree requirements and the associated mess with a better candidate screening technique. Why not? Because feature-learning problems in the setting of nearly-unlimited sets of possible features are very hard.