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   by arido 14y ago

   One thing to add: when we interview PhD's we make sure they want to be in industry. There is nothing more off putting when you talk to someone and it becomes immediately clear they much rather would've been in academia but they were not the
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   by arido 15y ago

   It's more likely you'll be doing a startup after 27 then doing a PhD afterl 27. If you think you might be unhappy not having done one of them before you die, then go for the PhD first. There will be plenty of opportunities to start/join a s
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   by arido 15y ago

   Aforge is not even close to Infer.NET. The latter is a library to build graphical models and automatically generate deterministic inference algorithms for them. Trust me when I say there are probably less then 25 people in the world that ca
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   by arido 15y ago

   I don't buy it. Quantum computing is extremely important, ground breaking even for complexity theory and theoretical computer science in general. Quantum computing is to complexity theory what the real numbers are to number theory. From a p