FullMetalJason

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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
I myself am a woman and pursuing my graduate studies in this field. There's no gender bias here in calling out flaws in work that's deeply technical. I have given similar reviews to some enormous claims put forward by my peers(me
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Ask HN: Thoughts about this conversation?
1 points by FullMetalJason 7y ago|3 comments
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
Thanks for the share! So you got a phd admit?
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
That helps! Thanks :)
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
Definitely :) Thanks!
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
Makes sense. Thanks :)
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
No problem at all :) Thanks a lot for the info. I am actually looking for such realistic views about things to set a clear perspective on how to proceed forward. Will definitely look into that!
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
1. iOS reminders app for to-dos 2. google calendar for day to day tasks and meetings 3. Evernote for weekly, monthly and yearly progress(I should get a better tool for this)
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
You are right :) If I had something that's good enough that it gets through nature then it's a different game altogether. But let's say even if you had something that was good enough to be published in Nature, what are the ch
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
I guess that's one way to move forward :) Thanks! Will give that a shot then.
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
Thanks! I have Masters in CS from a state uni(Have a thesis in Machine learning). Been in industry(FAANG) for 2 years as an ML engineer(I know that's not a great track to be in for research). But I am very much interested in getting in
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by FullMetalJason 7y ago
Thank you for the pointers. How do PhD admissions look at self-publications? What are your thoughts on below two situations evaluated by the admissions committee at a good university(say MIT/Caltech)? 1. A strong LOR from a PI managing
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Ask HN: How to Publish on Your Own?
55 points by FullMetalJason 7y ago|31 comments