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Ask HN: What's the state of the job market in data science and machine learning?
204 points by TXV 10y ago|137 comments
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Ask HN: What's the state of the job market in machine learning?
2 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft releases Zo, the successor to the infamous Tay chatbot(neowin.net)
10 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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HVTN702: Promising HIV Vaccine Trial Started in South Africa(futurism.com)
2 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
Correct, it's not about the role of the legal representative. I agree that the terminology is not very clear, as customary of Chinese laws. It states that the physical person or the legal entity investing in the company must be Chinese
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by TXV 10y ago
[rant] I have first hand experience with this. In China there is a law which states that in certain sectors and above a certain level of "security" (guess who defines security) the supplier company must be Chinese and its legal re
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Looking for a ML learning partner
2 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
Excellent resource. I'm almost at the end of Andrew Ng's ML course on Coursera and was looking to learn more about convex optimization. I will definitely try out some of the links there (Machine Learning > misc machine learning
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by TXV 10y ago
> strong programmers need to find a way to differentiate themselves that cannot be copied by anyone in 2 months they are already doing that with machine learning.
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by TXV 10y ago
I live in my own house and my commute is 20 mins by car, but I still feel bad... thanks for the different point of view though
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by TXV 10y ago
I live in what should be considered a developed country in Europe with 5 years work exp also abroad, of which almost 2 of software development in a highly specialized field, and I make one third (1/3) of what the average CS grad makes
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Java 8 functional-style operations on streams of elements(docs.oracle.com)
1 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
It's remarkable that the software comes with a FHIR server. Apparently there are a few features in the core module that are not mapped to FHIR resources. I would love to see CCDA generation and interoperability support in there. Given
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Monumental proof to torment mathematicians for years to come(nature.com)
3 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
This is actually a good idea. In this specific case I wouldn't go through all the trouble since the code is rather obsolete (java 4) and so is the system that runs on it. We'd be better off just rewriting the whole thing.
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Who owns code developed before working for company X?
1 points by TXV 10y ago|4 comments
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What do you do with undocumented legacy code?
2 points by TXV 11y ago|2 comments
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by TXV 11y ago
OP here, you guys did an amazing job. That is by far the best plotting tool I've ever seen. As a user, I especially love the point 1 you mentioned above. For all people who, like me, find these things fascinating, here's a link t
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by TXV 11y ago
Nice blog post, it makes me remember my early years as a professional in China. Now as a 27 year old who flies back and forth once every 1.5 months to manage a team of 3 Chinese developers, I really miss the times when everything was a disc
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Documentation and code snippets manager for OS X(kapeli.com)
1 points by TXV 12y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 12y ago
The unrelated field I'm in is pharma / drug development. I'm the business guy who brings new projects in. Actually I do have programming experience, very very modest though. That's where my realization comes from. I dev
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Enter the software world at 30
7 points by TXV 12y ago|9 comments