MLWithPhil

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   by MLWithPhil 8y ago

   Just a heads up to those who haven't published in peer review journals: hyping the potential commercial applications of your research, no matter how mundane the discovery, is required. Worse yet, the published work concerns simulations
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   by MLWithPhil 8y ago

   Gigs seem to fall into a couple categories: one group of clients has heard all the buzz and wants to get in on the action, without really knowing much about it. The more serious types are indeed protective of their data, intellectual proper
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   by MLWithPhil 8y ago

   Great content. I've been doing freelance machine learning work for a while, and it's hit or miss. Some clients are great, others are a complete pain. Most recent gig I had, the client cut hours and then rates... all due to the fac
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   by MLWithPhil 8y ago

   Very cool stuff. To what extent would you recommend people study the underlying physics of QM, vs. the more domain specific content of quantum computing?
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   by MLWithPhil 8y ago

   I got my PhD in physics back in 2012, after doing my dissertation in spin dependent transport phenomena in magnetic materials. got a job at Intel as a back end process engineer, which was pretty cool, but I was then laid off in 2015. These