deuslovult

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   by deuslovult 6y ago

   If you like math, study math. But I don't think refreshing your math skills is the best return on investment if your goal is job hunting. If you're looking for an ML job, the bar is mostly set by coding skillset and ML knowledge,
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   by deuslovult 6y ago

   Logistic regression is exactly a NN with no hidden layers and a sigmoid activation function. A feedforward NN with additional layers is strictly more expressive than logistic regression.
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   by deuslovult 6y ago

   I'm an ML engineer, and I agree with you- deep learning is by far the most common approach for new problems in informatics. Imo deep learning is so popular because it "works". For a classification problem, if you try a linear
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   by deuslovult 7y ago

   So, Colombia fines Uber <nothing>.
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   by deuslovult 8y ago

   I have a couple Google Home mini's in my apartment, an android TV, and almost all of my lights are Phillips Hue. I use the assistant constantly to turn on/off lights, change colors, dim them, play things on the TV, etc. Very high
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   by deuslovult 8y ago

   A personal anecdote: At Joe & the Juice in Palo Alto (cashless), I was buying a drink with my friend, and a clearly homeless man in front of us was trying to buy a coffee with cash. They refused and he got upset, so my friend paid for h
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   by deuslovult 8y ago

   I don't think this is surprising, but I'm also not surprised that VCs and accelerators still trend toward younger founders. It makes sense to me that older (successful) founders likely leverage their own experience and network to