DrNuke

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by DrNuke 8y ago
If you work in tech at a level high enough, then conferences, white papers, technical reports and so on are part and parcel of the job. All these generally coalesce into 1-2 academic-like papers per year for important journals in your field
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by DrNuke 8y ago
God is the name the educated and smart still give to one possible originator of all this world we live in, it is not important its form and dimensions. With the progress of science and technology, we will be able to replace myth with facts,
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Sales with commission is where real money can be made even while working at leisure pace but, coming from a technical role, you will probably need a partial or complete refocus first, more of the former if you are not a techie at heart as y
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by DrNuke 8y ago
My no-frills, hardcore iPad mini 2 is alive and rocking again, thank you Apple for having allowed that on a 5 years old machine.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Materials informatics should help with accelerating improved or novel materials discovery (therefore accelerating Gen IV power plants readiness for deployment) but irradiation damage models are complex and probably non generalisable in a bo
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Family businesses since markets inception 2k years ago and small-to-medium businesses in the late 20th century were the norm everywhere in Europe, that’s also why the EU started well as a common market. It is going tits up right now exactly
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by DrNuke 8y ago
They are still copycatting ideas and methods from the West (and Russia, marginally) in so many hard engineering fields, though. On the other hand, they are very good and original in deep learning, which is more mechanistic than holistic. I
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Sure, that’s a quick presentation with the relevant academic references http://www.dronesbench.it/en/fomdrone/ . Our testing machines implementing that concept are not good enough for commercial purposes yet (the
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by DrNuke 8y ago
For safety before flight, we at DronesBench http://www.dronesbench.it/en have devised and validated academically a single electro-mechanical parameter for the drone as a whole. If written on the plate at factory or just sti
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by DrNuke 8y ago
A clear-cut, honest one-page CV stiil beats fakes and bots.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
>I want to collaborate on research ideas and want to do something. Nobody will feed you because your proposition does not make sense for corporations or academy, so I have a one year plan that will hopefully put you on the right path: he
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by DrNuke 8y ago
For what I see, it seems to me that hard STEM startups tackling industrial problems can’t work through the lean paradigm, that’s why too much too often their projects are shut down or internalized as soon as a nice acqui-hiring happens. In
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by DrNuke 8y ago
There is no gap, actually. It is plain, old supply vs demand. Second and third class firms wanting the few Einsteins out there for peanuts, being flooded with CVs from kaggle noobs and mooc kids. Point is the latter are good enough for the
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Show, don’t tell: a well-crafted portfolio aimed at the industry that suits you the most will help you get your foot in the door... as for the doors to be knocked on, corporate websites and LinkedIn are your best friends. Good luck!
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Berlin is very good but, again, it always depends on personal circumstances. I'm pretty sure a young adult with a starting family and a comparatively good salary in the US would find it much less attractive than a single, middle-aged,
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by DrNuke 8y ago
> There has been a rise lately in Machine Learning/Deep Learning resources which have zero original projects or original ideas Nah, not lazy imho. On one side, the barrier to just messing around is pretty low these days but the barr
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by DrNuke 8y ago
If it is science what you are looking for, on one side you need extreme discipline to force yourself on hard, alien subjects that you will mostly not understand at a glance. On the other side, you much probably need a mentor to discuss thin
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Software is a commodity for complex or difficult industrial problems nowadays, so domain expertise is as relevant as coding abilities to sustain a profitable startup. Domain expertise cannot be acquired by chance and good scientists that ha
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Interested people just opt in.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Unbiased courts or at the very least your legacy as an innocent person if you get however smothered need a bullet proof you did not do what deepfakes claimed you did. As for privacy, again, blockchain makes your data fully available to you
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by DrNuke 8y ago
IOTA wants to be so cheap with their machine-to-machine global aim that humans can be a quite limited subset of their full sample, making costs pretty thin. They may even allow it for free for a personal ID as a PR stunt to make the IOTA pr
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Privacy first, so that you can disclose to third parties and to the general public at large the relevant and decentrally validated bits only, in pound-for-pound time and space contrast with any fake, AI-generated medium imho.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Link a blockchain app made with IOTA (for example, but this is the best and most manageable protocol I can see out there just now) to your unique ID in the form of something like your heartbeat plus your physical location plus your actual b
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by DrNuke 8y ago
We should think of something like a blockchain to mark all this sh*t as fake though, because in five years time there will be no way to distinguish reality from invention and we will all be under constant blackmail from malicious agents and
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by DrNuke 8y ago
These are the latest wargames instalments (you know, the Matthew Broderick kool-aid from his 1983 film and so on) and still in their infancy for optimising local, transient tactics behind the overall goal. AIs playing Civilization by Sid Me
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The IOTA project http://www.iota.org is a dystopian mess at the moment but ternary computing, the internet of everything, the tangle paradigm instead of blockchain and fee-less transactions are what many are dreaming of and poss
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Less black box, more reproduciblity / generalisation is what people ask for these days, so ablative studies exposing how the bricks in the model work individually? In old terms, sensitivity studies.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Data Science attaining the scientific grade when ablation analysis becomes mandatory maybe?
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by DrNuke 8y ago
HN demographics plays a role, of course. More discrete and tailored manners through headhunters or, at the other end of the spectrum, cold calls to engineers working at direct competitors in your niche should give better outcome.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Adding a bit of internet research from this morning, hopefully it helps. Of course, AIs are not a magic wand and we should not expect this. Deep reinforcement learning for stochastic dynamic systems is still extremely difficult, most of all

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