NalNezumi

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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   thanks for the feedback! If JS can be done (and from a quick look css html and basic stuff is there), I guess I can also recommend it to my SO :)
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   I'm going to go against the flow of most comment here and say that it's not always business misunderstanding AI. Bad labeled data and unclear goals/expectations sure, but the latter one should be identifiable by a good ML&#x2
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   I'm looking in to Jekyll as well, since it's what github recommend and I really can't be bothered with templates and re-learning all web stuff when all I need is to be able to write text and show pictures. Haven't really
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   > - Some great researchers are not very good at convincing. Reminds me of this. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comics/20101209.gif
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   I'm not that knowledgeable on Pharma, but wasn't Valeant an anomaly rather than the trend/modern way pharma worked? I mean Michael Pearson was fired, and The Valeant even had to change their name and rebrand after their fraud
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   And I guess this is the reason WeWork and their kind is notoriously hated by many people; It sell itself as a "tech startup" while it is not. "tech startups" seems to be synonymous with what the author call the "suc
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   And I could also expect the response to his response by you, probably none other than my own countrymen. (Origin from Scandinavia I assume?) I moved out from Scandinavia to another country in Asia, with way more safety, better health care,
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   >Governments should develop and run opensource systems. I'm for this proposal too, but for different reason. opensource system can create much needed transparency in government project and organization effort. In my home country the
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   by NalNezumi 6y ago

   The author of the piece seems to confuse robotics for industry automation and for academia and research. Most high-end research/service robots have some form of Deep Learning baked in to them, the vast majority of them being Computer V
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    by NalNezumi 6y ago

    As someone in robotics (but not Hardware side) my humble opinion is that it is the easiest(software), durable and robust one (and probably cheapest) available. When you have two finger grippers, you have to consider how wide they can open (
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    How to Read a Paper (2016) [pdf](web.stanford.edu)

    1 points by NalNezumi 7y ago|0 comments
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    I'd like to think it is due bad HR practice, based on complaints about companies I've heard from recruiters. The industry is still relatively young and the difference from one senior to another senior engineer is simply too wide t
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    I don't think you can point the reason for this on one specific cause, and better bundle it up as "culture". I've wonder if this is also the cause for the low appreciation for privacy in the Japanese society. I've n
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    >Homogenous, nationalistic, small country with high IQ, good education system, high GDP, low levels of immigration, and a culture that emphasizes community. I've lived in a Scandinavian country with similar quantities most of my lif
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    besides from naturalizations, there's also quite few half-japanese people that acquire citizenship by birth-right. Although I'm pretty sure the wide consensus in Japan is that half-japanese is considered non-japanese, so the numbe
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    I don't know, I find it quite amusing when the engineer kind of ask the question in a "ohhh ummm, another interview question.... oh yea, *chuckles, this one" way. Giving a honest answer where I detail my relevant weakness wh
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    I think people mix "unwelcoming environment" and "X out of Y of the group Z have been subjected to A" questionnaires a bit too much. Maybe the women you know/knew had one or two uncomfortable encounters, but don&#x2
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    They forgot the Freshman CS student way: Panic, Lock the computer in the computer room, run.
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    A general advice would be curious in multiple things in different domains (tech, sport, politics, literature etc) be well articulated, confident and most importantly look happy. My anecdotal advice is to change environment. Depending on whe
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    I'd say it's less about the number in the bank account and more about the perceived safety you feel. Similar to the lower two layers of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. If you don't think that the worst outcome of pursuing s
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    This was a heartwarming story. I might add my own experience as a half Japanese/north European that recently moved to Japa. I've experienced the empty seat thing too, but it's not as bothersome as the people that stand up and
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    by NalNezumi 7y ago

    As a fairly new out of university and with my first startup job, I found the newly introduced daily standup a motivation saver & reduced stress in the group. Our dev sub-group had no sync-meeting except weekly-meetings where we met the