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by duchenne 8y ago
I have been living in Korea for many years. I have never heard about it. I asked my Korean colleagues about it. They have never heard about it and they think that it is weird.
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by duchenne 8y ago
Climate research relies heavily on simulations. You could probably work in a climate research institute to improve the modeling software. This kind of coding of also interesting from a technical point of view: very big computation, lot of d
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by duchenne 8y ago
The subtitle of the article is: > The US-1, from Impossible Aerospace, can fly for 2 hours If the drones goes at full speed, it loses more energy due to increased fiction with air and between mechanical parts. So, it reaches neither maxi
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by duchenne 8y ago
In France, natural lighting is also mandatory. source in French: https://www.senat.fr/questions/base/2012/qSEQ121002524.html
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by duchenne 8y ago
I think that the challenge to hire a good data scientist is that it requires skills in both: - hard science: strong statistics or ML to analyze data, some CS to organize the data. - soft skills: strong business sense to understand what is i
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by duchenne 8y ago
The wikiepdia article on body temperature is interesting. You can get different numbers depending on the language: - Arabic/French/Polish/Turkish: 37 °C - Chinese: 36.8±0.4℃ - English: 36.5–37.5 °C - Italian: 36.5 °C From my
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by duchenne 8y ago
I am not sure that a credit scoring system would become the first AI to reach consciousness :P It is just an ML model, it just reads some inputs, then outputs some score.
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by duchenne 8y ago
It is still operating with new owners and a new CEO. Since it accumulates track-records, it is slowly becoming easier to get projects. The first clients are still renewing their license.
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by duchenne 8y ago
In the first startup I created, we made ML-based underwriting and credit scoring models for several banks and insurance companies. The results were astonishing. For instance, one insurance company improved its profit by ~70M$/year, tha