DrNuke

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by DrNuke 9y ago
The n00best path to data science and machine learning state of the art is now complete, no excuses! 2015: Andrew Ng's Coursera MOOC; 2016: Kaggle competitions with xgboost and ensembles; 2017: deep learning code-oriented courses with f
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EU migrants make up over 20% of labour force in 18 British industries(theguardian.com)
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Small services for local communities will not die, though. If no money circulates, we will go back to barter and communes.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
From its website at Manning here https://www.manning.com/books/deep-learning-with-python ... 42% discount code is deeplearning , as provided by Chollet himself... the ebook is complete already, little work still needed
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by DrNuke 9y ago
As for the intellectual challenge, I really think Francois Chollet says it very well in his latest book: deep learning is a way to unpack, transpose, visualise and re-aggregate data fundamentals. We only need to master a bit of algebra and
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Research and hard-tech talks generally work by invitation and reputation, so you have to be the local insider or an expert already. Case studies and personal experience talks, on the other hand, are more open to outsiders and still make a g
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London's Walkie Talkie building sold for record-breaking £1.3bn(theguardian.com)
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by DrNuke 9y ago
The girl is right but sociopaths and weirdos will often outnumber her, not only in the coding field. I am afraid her reaction shows she has a long way to go before developing the thick skin she needs to survive and assert herself.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Diversification of the business, me thinks... nuclear is so big (but slow) that a penny invested today may become a tenner tomorrow, just in case.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
It may be compared to similiar content aggregators, therefore not much? As a social platform, I am not sure this community would be easy to monetise: what kind of premium service would YC offer on top of the freebies? For one, I would think
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by DrNuke 9y ago
A vacation followed by a career stint as a mentor for an accelerator or within an incubator may be your best shot? You have grown the anticorps first hand and know exactly where sense becomes bullsh*t, so you may be good at providing realit
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by DrNuke 9y ago
You are hired to add value, not because of a certification, and no employer cares about the provider if you can't solve their problem. Knowing the employer and his problem is more important than knowing data science.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
There are a few courses and HNers will make a list for sure (Andrew Ng's, fast.ai, kaggle competitions and so on) but no magic wand, you will still need convincing someone to hire you. Therefore, your best shot imho is to have a good l
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by DrNuke 9y ago
I act as an advisor for DronesBench http://www.dronesbench.com and we think there should also be some sort of drone efficiency certification for the consumer market (from 250g to about 4kg, under 250g they are toys according to
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by DrNuke 9y ago
I find Twitter the only bearable bulletin these days, just following my industry influencers without participating actively.
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I am an advisor for http://www.dronesbench.com from Italy, an electro-mechanical testing bench for consumer drones entering the market worldwide in September. We hope to have a drone certification market soon in order to start r
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Walking one hour a day is very good at restarting the body functions and having a routine can help immensely for work. So barring any underlying disease, I would start today from scratch and deliver a doable indie project in a week, without
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First Tesla Model 3 rolls off production line into the hands of Elon Musk(theguardian.com)
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Forget Alexa, Amazon's next big product is wine(theguardian.com)
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by DrNuke 9y ago
From my 25+ years experience, the main quality for being called great is getting sh*t done. It is never easy because of distorted but still very human mental (tinkering, overthinking, underthinking), physical (laziness, low morale, disorder
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Hinkley Point C is £2.2bn over budget and a year behind schedule, EDF admits(theguardian.com)
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by DrNuke 9y ago
To be honest, as a middle aged folk I find it impossible to relate with ping pong culture and open space offices. On the other hand, cubicles here are too often signal of brick & mortar ways to intend business, which ultimately means lo
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Deep Learning with Python – Francois Chollet Book(manning.com)
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Douchebags are always one too many but Silicon Valley, like every other human environment based on ambition and greed, is surely not the safest / shiniest congregation on planet Earth?
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Ads optimization as the reason for life.
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George Clooney sells his tequila company for up to $1bn(theguardian.com)
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Selling the entire lot to a domain vendor is the quickest way out but you would get peanuts, also because with so many new extensions approved recently, nude domains are pretty worthless apart of premium .com. You may target industry-relate
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Ask HN: Why TensorFlow instead of Theano for deep learning?
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Stacking Made Easy: An Intro to StackNet by Competitions Grandmaster KazAnova(blog.kaggle.com)
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Black and grey uses, the financial sector is pretty happy with this tool and cyber-criminals too, I suppose.

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