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DrNuke
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DrNuke
8y ago
May you volunteer a couple of hours afterwork in your week to some environmental charity at local or regional level? As a STEM professional very able with computers, your skills might help a lot without touching hard-nosed activism or polit
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Write one page with the absolute priorities to make your time at work better (both for you and the startup) and speak with the highest person in charge with recruitment, face to face behind closed doors. If the chat is constructive, you bot
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8y ago
> How do you break this loop? Crowded market, half-baked product, no sales? Honest answer is stop here, learn from your own post-mortem, add this project to your portfolio and move on. Next time you will do better.
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8y ago
Is the tool, any tool, guilty for its misuse then? It’s always the people, never the tool. It’s you too, if you are unable to make your Twitter the useful environment you want.
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8y ago
IEEE Spectrum: https://spectrum.ieee.org
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8y ago
An often untold story these days is you still need specialistic domain knowledge and a lot of your own data to make good use of fast.ai’s very clever lessons. Being able to achieve state of the art results with copy-pasting & modding an
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8y ago
A PhD is meant to give you the discipline you need to read literature properly, write your own proposal to expand the knowledge in your niche, devise and follow a sound protocol to test your hypotheses, execute experiments and simulations k
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8y ago
Conflict of interests on one side, sociopaths isolating a few words out of their context to have a rant on the other side; both are more dangerous than bad science, to be fair, but this is the spirit of the times.
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> So what should i do instead? Learn to sell anything, anywhere, for a profit.
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8y ago
Nor I claimed they do, though, as for my previous, very clear comments about this matter above.
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8y ago
Sure, some fundamentals are here and absolutely no money is needed to understand the principles better: https://gettingstronger.org/2016/03/faq-for-vision-improveme... .
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8y ago
Nah, there are more recent studies based upon first principles and less stretching protocols than Bates. Still not accepted best practice, though, so individual mileage may vary, my myopic eyesight improved enough to give them a pass.
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8y ago
There are a few gym protocols used to train / flex / exert the eyes’ muscles and revert myopia gradually. An expert tutor acting under your doc’s supervision is needed, though.
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8y ago
That’s why hand-made artifacts will soon be back in force through a new generation of more savvy art dealers, this hopefully being good for a startup or good enough for lifestyle businesses in the coming decade.
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8y ago
Walking two hours a day, for sure: negativity drops, the body is energized and watching other people walk makes me relax.
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8y ago
That’s it, really. Any good reference to keep up to date with the last-mile best practices for the average ML practitioner? Thanks!
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8y ago
Problem is employers very often just need, want and look for full-time or part-time employees, not on-call contractors. In that case, they also have to manage the legal hassle.
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Yes, you are basically saying that this particular artifact is just like a bridge-shaped pancake made of polystyrene and hosting very few ants at any given time. Which is actually an art project.
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Robust aka oversized does not counter brittle fracture, though, which is the main concern with 3D-printed artifacts. It depends on the material / the alloy but also on the technological process we generally call printing.
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3D-printed structures behave very differently compared to your usual, continuous materials which are bolted, jointed or welded together, in that re-balancing loads and reactions. Another issue is how they cope with aggressive environments.
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8y ago
No, you aren’t. I can see two patterns here: first, you do not throw enough sh*t on the wall you choose (market research, content, lots of content, package) and as a consequence, second, you are unable to dig deep enough to make something s
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8y ago
Much appreciated, thanks, but point is we do not live in a bubble and I am not sure Nerdistan would be a nicer country to live.
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8y ago
The hostile behaviour introjected by common, good-natured people towards outsiders of any sort is more frightening, though. It is actually self-preservation in this new dystopian environment but it seems mind poisoning or zombification to t
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Georgia Tech courses there are a nice intro https://www.coursera.org/gatech ... in particular the one by Prof Kalidindi for materials informatics once you are familiar with the general, underlying physics https://
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Take a bow, Dr Knife Steel: inspirational, blessed and down-to-earth. My comparable obsession with austenitic steels has now gone fully virtual thanks to materials informatics.
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To be fair it was in the late ‘90s - early ‘00s a very clean way to make communication work among teams, at a time still deeply into the non-internet era and C or Fortran oriented.
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96 .com, 2 .co, 1 .ai, 1 .tv —— lesson learnt!
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Legal matters aside, interaction is a basic human process that often comes very awkward in over excited, under pressure, small environments if someone too different from the resident crop is around. Other than that, people just won't t
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The industry is annoyingly conservative but whizzkids pretending to have a better opinion about how to cure insert desease from isolated, mechanistic, non-standard observations of few markers are dangerous.
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I love these sort of games, there are a number just now and available on many platforms by indie artists & studios, even on Steam. On the other hand, blockbusters mainly provide fun, escapism or special effects, they are tailored on the
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