DrNuke

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811.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Uh? It is wise to understand the water and its numbers imho, after that we wear whatever glasses and go on with life.
812.
by DrNuke 10y ago
At 23 you do not usually get a tech job for what you can do right now but for what you love and will probably still love 10-20 years down the line. The point is: find yourself and a job will find you as a consequence, because your passion w
813.
by DrNuke 10y ago
People come and write here from all over the world because of the YComb / SV attraction, not because of HN as a site.
814.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Less is smart nowadays, the main hassle being the database with users & comments, it can really escalate quickly from a security point of view. That said, a minimal, self-hosted, firewalled, closed to users & comments wordpress woul
815.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Thanks for this. More than a pogrom, something favouring the encounter would be the nice approach here and the aim of this contest. The point is to make that quarter modern and attracting enough while spending next to nothing. I am pretty s
816.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Unfortunately that is the exact reason why locals are relocating in mass from that quarter, there comes the contest.
817.
by DrNuke 10y ago
It is a 160k city in Southern Italy named Foggia, the aerial map picture of the quarter involved is here: http://www.nukepep.com/2017/02/14/ds-1-foggia/ . They are calling for ideas from architects and e
818.
Ask HN: Data science for urban planning tips
3 points by DrNuke 10y ago|6 comments
819.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Another point is the overreaction among the cognoscenti: so many words about open source leveraging the tools and allowing the masses to focus on real-life problems, then the rage against the end-users mocked as data-monkeys? Most industrie
820.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Point is there is an explosion of ML usage in soft sciences and applied industries who treat the tools as a black box. On the other hand, extreme reliability is really not needed there, it's just a lot of non-math or basic-math trained
821.
by DrNuke 10y ago
An Introduction to Statistical Learning free book is your first way to go here: http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/
822.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Start cultivating your own public image in the internet circuit of your field / industry and aim at becoming an internationally recognised expert in say 5-10 years. That way, your 50+ career might be made of a number of consulting oppo
823.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Trying to sell my mid 2011 right now but market is flooded, you didn't see this a couple of years ago.
824.
by DrNuke 10y ago
In real life, having a Ph.D. means you might find, test and put forward a new and original case for your industry by using deep learning or whatever new tool. Without a Ph.D. and the burden of originality, the classical route stands: apply
825.
by DrNuke 10y ago
It is mostly tinderisation coupled with self-aggrandizing delusion: a lot of businesses may just do with above average candidates, of which there is a plenty almost everywhere.
826.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Good conferences may do peer review for free and act as gatekeepers for sneaking in as an independent influencer.
827.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Odds say it will be a bad business decision (how bad? ymmv) but life is short so good luck and enjoy the ride.
828.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Overall still ok but spam & tinderisation diluting its value fast.
829.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Are you EU citizens in the UK experiencing troubles, business-wise? I'm finding it increasingly difficult to start preliminary discussions already, so giving up and moving on.
830.
EU citizens in UK could face 'deliberate hostility' policy after Brexit(theguardian.com)
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|1 comments
831.
by DrNuke 10y ago
You are speaking of a big Germany master state here, not the European Union whose foundational goal was to avoid wars and live in harmony.
832.
by DrNuke 10y ago
European Union is not working because too many different economies are in the eurozone. I was a fervent Pro-EU, now realising a federation of independent countries might work better than a superstate.
833.
Poorer men are being driven out of full-time work. Here’s why(theguardian.com)
47 points by DrNuke 10y ago|14 comments
834.
by DrNuke 10y ago
One page is more than enough to say who you are, what you did in the past, list your main present skills and give a couple of best references.
835.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Mega threads cannot be followed in this form imho, I find this sustainable up to about 100 comments or less.
836.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Admirable as a life example, not sure that starting coding at 56 guarantees higher ROI and market than sql/excel for data analysis though?
837.
Japanese company replaces office workers with artificial intelligence(theguardian.com)
4 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
838.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Ehehe. you know, globalism is retracing so it may be the time to rediscover local opportunities for local markets. Happy new year!
839.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Develop some skill for the local economy and make sure you have a local network within your community to rely on. Eg: teacher, carer, cook, bartender, shop assistant or similar.
840.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Reconnecting with the UK for prospective gigs, remotely or in London. Spent five great years there as an EU national and Leave has been a shock, but life goes on.

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