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Another smart move from fast.ai, this book is going to be the state-of-the-art reference for 2020 and a classic anthology of algo techniques for the mid term.
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Demotion from what? Sales is the main goal of any commercial venture and effective salespersons could become filthy rich. You can try small sales like the ones usually associated with the roles above but also big sales if you have a network
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How Adversarial Attacks Could Destabilize Military AI Systems
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Sometimes it is serendipity that makes the biggest breakthrough, though... see for example the Ebola drug now, this same evening, seeming effective against Coronavirus... you as a VC can neither plan for nor invest in any given lab or bouti
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7y ago
Working in the internet from home, 10-12 hours a day, I check HN every hour or two, even more when I am gassed and in need of five minutes away or a spark, just as right now!?
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Ten Problems for Economy in the 2020s
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You all know a GTX 1070 with 8GB on a gaming laptop with 32GB is still doing wonders and covering 90%+ business cases when coupled with smart & batch techniques the likes of you learn from fast.ai or under direct pytorch implementation,
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Hydro-Québec to Commercialize Glass Battery Co-Developed by John Goodenough
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Of course not... you might even have a legal point if an offer is made and withdrawn once they know, or they would however have to find a way to accommodate your needs in case you can fulfill the job specification... the point is you are no
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The serious point is: why all the software engineering effort for just another e-commerce website, instead of focusing on sales since day 1?
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How to Build a Hack-Proof Garage Door Opener
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I can agree to some extent and that’s why I’m doing tenproblems.com ; good academic writing can be seen nowadays as the best shot we have at bonafide or not deceitful, at least, discussions. It should really be made accessible to the genera
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Content quality and personal goals do make the difference in continuing education, but people really need to be clear with themselves before purchasing courses, summaries or hands-on tutorials: none of these is a shortcut to a degree if you
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What’s in Store for 5G This Year
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As usual, public resources are limited, so any lobby really needs to step up their game or participate in politics actively, win elections and divert some funds from elsewhere... another way is asking a patron, you have Musk, Gates, Bezos,
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AI in the 2020s Must Get Greener–and Here’s How
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7y ago
Bleeding edge is great for fun and personal development, Jeremy (with the fast.ai team as a whole) is wonderful and all that, but you need to have your own suitable case study to make the most of such techniques and implementation... nlp fo
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7y ago
Ok, third time lucky, I hope. Should a EU citizen relocate to the UK for IT or engineering work right now? Nope, in my humble opinion, until the Brexit dust settles at both governmental and practical level.
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Shameless plug (the ongoing content project in my profile): a tenner gets you a kindle booklet with a summary of the most recent academic and industrial trends for one of a number of general or applied subjects in the 2020s, each booklet al
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Ten Problems for Politics in the 2020s
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It is not difficult to understand, though? Out of the EU, every party is going to lose in the short term. As a EU citizen, stay away for a while and let the UK drift until their role coalesces into something smooth and clear enough.
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Singapore vs 51st State vs Iceland? Rien ne va plus, le jeux sont fait. ... ball rolling ....... number 0 ... . The dealer always wins.
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> I really want to build something new, >> ideally from scratch with the right people. These are personal issues instead of professional wishes, so you should disconnect for a while and ask yourself what you really want to do with
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Manageable chunks, intermediate milestones and small rewards after each goal all help go forward without too much stress.
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I would call that spade a spade and say Cretinisation but hey, I’m technically a boomer, so who knows...
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It is not your job managing the managers, is it? As an employee, you will gain nothing from speaking sense against the tide. It may also be that the entrepreneur in chief or the CEO is seeing something you can’t or aren’t allowed to, and wa
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Austerity is grinding on – it has cut too deep to ‘level up’
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Harsh reality of the internet content is once you start making something available for free somewhere, then it will be worth zero everywhere. This is pretty sad, because at local level you still have to pay real monies to buy bread & mi
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has to be with children law or similar, irrespective of you being his/her dad?
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New telescopes with crowdworked astronomy needing good algos to process gazillion images at yet-to-be-seen detail.
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