DrNuke

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961.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Just offload your entire IoT project to a big firm / provider instead of cherrypicking devices?
962.
by DrNuke 10y ago
I may be stupid and I am indeed but it is insanely straightforward today (not tomorrow) to put a gun on a drone and tell it to image recognize some targeted 1.3-2.3m tall biped with oval head and shoot him/her down.
963.
by DrNuke 10y ago
The best way is to focus on one industry or application (e-commerce, natural language, image recognition and so on) you are really passionate about and start practicing theory and models from there. Machine learning is a bag of tools, the
964.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Non-standard CAE and mech / nuclear eng consultant. Side project - helping local kids set up a small data science shop at www.databot.it
965.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Ok have been told in another group that there is penetration testing / network security but the best firms are not from London. Having a look at fintechs and scientific programming now.
966.
Hot unusual London markets for Python in 2016?
4 points by DrNuke 10y ago|2 comments
967.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Apart of job-related questions and general-thinking problems, tech interviews are still mostly a poor Tinder experience.
968.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Commercial awareness for sure: tech skills are nothing without sales aka a sound understanding of the business perspective.
969.
by DrNuke 10y ago
With 400 euros you do not need a dev but a modder: he/she buys templates and cloud space from well known marketplaces for peanuts or for free then inserts your content, sets up your project online and writes you one page to manage it p
970.
by DrNuke 10y ago
CRUDding data in small chunks locally, pre-working 1% of data locally to assess the extension of your domain or uploading in the cloud in a parallel manner are the starting techniques.
971.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Uh? It's not software eng or art but too many lions competing for too little a pie. CRUDs' marginal return is much better again (or as always).
972.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Everywhere less and less jobs vs more and more people unemployed because of automation and stagnation. Industrial and immaterial output you can't sell because priced out of the market. Wages going down. It will be cheaper to give 10 eu
973.
by DrNuke 10y ago
It is premature but inevitable: automation, stagnant growth, migrations and deflation are all pushing towards universal basic income. Not 2k euros/month but enough to allow surviving and decency.
974.
by DrNuke 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in Italy. Hands-on, commercially aware data science services with the Python stack, locally or in the cloud. Web: www.databot.it
975.
by DrNuke 10y ago
This. But all three languages still very niche and worringly so, considering that Spark is niche too. Have they a future?
976.
by DrNuke 10y ago
I love my Tweetdeck with Twitter streams from nuclear (one account) and data science (one other account) top players and influencers. More interesting and focussed than blogs.
977.
Elon Musk: 'Chances are we're all living in a simulation'(theguardian.com)
1 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
978.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Bubble bursts when you realise very few and even less are actually having a proper look at your web page, that's why niches are more profitable for indies than generalist content.
979.
by DrNuke 10y ago
As usual with tools, even these, a clear understanding of the specific problem, the relevant metrics and the expected goal is decisive. I am saying that experimental protocols are still devised by humans against a cost vs opportunity matrix
980.
ND2016 conference for nuclear data in the interest of both science and tech(nd2016.eu)
1 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
981.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Coding for coding is irrelevant for non-techies and rightly so: outsourcing is so cheap nowadays. Coding in order to do something relevant within their particular field of knowledge is their main point and may be worth the fuss.
982.
by DrNuke 10y ago
I only follow 60+ influencers in my field and retweet their most important news. That way, I have a narrative. Twitter is easily my most important social network nowadays, also because LinkedIn morphed into a spam-trap and a click-bait.
983.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Wanderers were our ancestors and wanderers we are, gentrification and hipsterification in large cities are a notable exception.
984.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Mileage may vary but recruiters fill a networking gap and are useful to outsiders for getting a foot in the door.
985.
by DrNuke 10y ago
Basic universal income and let machines do the menial work.
986.
by DrNuke 11y ago
It's a tool, not a magic wand, but it's difficult to keep your head cool when everybody and his dog competes for contracts, jobs and market attention. It's 2010s gold rush.
987.
by DrNuke 11y ago
Couple this with Salome-Meca / Code Aster from Electricite de France here http://www.code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?article303 and you're done with CAE for free.
988.
by DrNuke 11y ago
Quick update: downloaded just now and installed, no trouble. Thanks.
989.
by DrNuke 11y ago
Is there a malware into the Win 64bit version file FreeCAD_0.16.6700.7b925d1-WIN-x64-installer.exe? My download with Chrome has just been stopped twice by Avast antivirus at 39MB out of 224MB.
990.
by DrNuke 11y ago
I think intelligence is overrated in the grand scheme of life, so "alien life" would probably baffle us. Survival of the fittest on Earth is worth nothing if the fittest die as well. Evolution would be slower without intelligence

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