FourSigma

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by FourSigma 9y ago
Ditto! Would love some clarification.
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by FourSigma 9y ago
My June/July/Aug booklist: - How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas Foster - The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg - The Story of the Human Body by Daniel Lieberman - The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenid
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by FourSigma 9y ago
Food classification API that has only two responses: Hotdog or Not Hotdog.
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by FourSigma 9y ago
Can anyone comment on the benefits of using the Goodreads API vs Amazon?
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Ask HN: Resources for a back end developer learning web design
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by FourSigma 10y ago
I am curious about your path back to math as well.
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by FourSigma 10y ago
YES! My favorite book! Make sure to get the unabridged version in particular the Robin Buss translation. Love introducing people to this great work of literature. https://www.amazon.com/Count-Monte-Cristo-Penguin-Classics
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by FourSigma 10y ago
I would 100% lean towards to a more computational skill set while having some exposure to a wet-lab experimentation. I think having a data science skill set in biology is becoming extremely valuable. Moreover, if you choose to leave acad
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by FourSigma 10y ago
I would definitely be interested. One the biggest problems is that the barrier for entry to do any type of laboratory science is really high (lab space, equipment, expensive kits and reagents, etc) compared to software. I think bioinformat
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by FourSigma 10y ago
I am extremely happy that the my initial postdoc route was a total bust. It was so hard to leave academia and take a risk in the startup space directly after my PhD. I ended up in data engineering/science at a small EdTech startup. L
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by FourSigma 11y ago
Do you have any notes/slides from that class? That class sounds very practical and interesting!
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by FourSigma 11y ago
These guys seem to make a decent living. https://data.cityofchicago.org/Administration-Finance/Curren...