elitro

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   by elitro 9y ago

   This topic tends to show up every now and then here in HN. If we ignore all the obvious benefits (learn the trade, self-discipline, etc...) that you may or may not obtain from your studies, one of the most relevant arguments i've seen
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   by elitro 10y ago

   Ah yes, the story of my master's ML thesis. I had to select features from multiple papers in order to try and select the best ones with classification results to prove it. A few problems included: - Incomplete/unavailable datasets
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   by elitro 10y ago

   I see nothing wrong with paying premium salaries for premium talent. I'm not in the know here, but if i'm allowed to throw my 2 cents, i feel the article focuses too much in money as the only way of attracting talent. Maybe smalle
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   by elitro 10y ago

   I haven't read his book, but if anyone is curious on these experiments, you can read more on the following books (In fact, the article seems a mash of both of them): Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking - The author mentions e