goldenbeet

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by goldenbeet 7y ago
Looks like the site has some resources for helping to get started. I've also got a separate resource from a Meetup talk I went to a while back. The speaker is an ML engineer who looked into some LHC datasets and posted a writeup of her
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by goldenbeet 8y ago
That's a very tough question to answer because the two topics aren't as rigorously researched. Quick google searches seem to say around 0.5% of the population for intersex and 0.3% of the population for transgender. But again, tho
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by goldenbeet 8y ago
All I'll say to this is that there is a lot of information on this topic that a large part of the population isn't aware of. For example, the concepts of gender expression, identity, and body. There's plenty more to think abo
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by goldenbeet 8y ago
Mine would be Cassidy William's newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/cassidoo . It's free, but there was a few newsletters where she linked her Venmo/Paypal in case people wanted to support, and I contributed du
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Multiamory (ep.147) - Relationship R.A.D.A.R (I actually use this at work now too. There's also ep.97 which is their first iteration of the idea) Tim Ferris Show (Oct 8 2017) - Interview with Esther Perel Reply All (ep.102-103) - Long
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Definitely not too old. We recently just hired an engineer who had a degree in Biology, got accepted into medical school, realized he loved tech way more, and then went back to school for engineering. If anything, this was a plus for us, be
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
As ocdtrekkie mentions, the CommaAI is an option that offers a little hand holding in the sense that instructions are available. I actually went through the process of building one and hooking it up to my car and deciphering my cars CAN bus
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
So all of the questions had some kind of context/primer that I'd talk about before asking them, but the actual questions were: Priority Setting - Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the work you've been given? How do you manage
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
So we just went through the process of interviewing candidates for summer internships. Our interview process is far less technical than most and is almost all about determining how the candidate will fit into the team. I believe it's c
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
replays are available to people who purchased tickets, I dont think they were posted publicly anywhere. But you should keep your eye on them to see if they have another conference. It is suuuper cheap and online so its convenient (maybe not
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
What sort of things do you put in them? I don't know about you, but I'm not exactly running experiments. Do you have a format that differs from purpose, procedure, results?
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
From a developers perspective, if I'm not actively looking for a job I almost never want to talk to companies that are trying to recruit. The one time where I actually went out of my way to talk to a company was when they held their ow
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
I opt for dedicated workout sessions. I got into bodybuilding style workouts a few months ago (while being ~50lbs over weight) and started eating sensibly and it's done wonders for me. I currently workout 6 days a week: 2 days purely w
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
It depends on the quality of the course and how close it aligns with my goals. Ex: Udacity's SDC Nanodegree amounts to $2400, but was worth every penny for me. On the other hand, there are numerous machine learning courses on Udemy, an
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
The whole event can be found here (with slides): http://videolectures.net/deeplearning2017_montreal/
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
never. Sleep is important physically and mentally and I've never had a legitimate reason to skip on sleep. (There are some cases where it would be unavoidable, they're just rare) There are times where I'd like to stay up all
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Not sure if you have access to the creators of OSCoin but their formspree is not set up properly yet. They never confirmed their email so anyone who tries to subscribe gets sent to the wrong page. They detail the process on the github http
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Yes, mainly because CV just isn't there yet. Also because Lidar is better suited for the task than a camera+sufficient CV would be. The cost of Lidar is almost inconsequential anyways when compared with the total amount of building, de
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
So normally the idea of doing an ICO isn't really an issue for me. I care more about the product and the tech behind it. If it's something I believe in then I could care less about whether or not they decide to do an ICO. However
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
we would need so much more info than this to give you helpful information. For instance, when you move do you already know where you'll be working? What kind of work do you do? (I assume engineer, but could be wrong) What kind of thin
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
the Tim Ferris Show is one that I just found that I really enjoy. Its basically Tim interviewing people who are experts/high achieving in their field to gain domain knowledge but also knowledge on practices/habits/mindsets of
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
I know literally next to nothing about this, so beware my comment. However, I'm pretty sure that " tens to hundreds of senators or representatives collaborate" is not a thing for bills. It's typically a small group of pe
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
- Utilize your mentor if you have one, try to schedule 1:1 meetings with them so you can discuss what you're working on, how you're doing, what you could try to improve. - Set yourself some goals for the summer. Break them down in
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
This link is for only the owner of the video. Not a public link
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
> "drive less succinct answers" Not really, mainly because there's very clearly two kinds of students. The ones who don't talk to their mentors at all outside of the weekly check-in (a single message) and the ones who
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
I would recommend getting involved with Udacity as a classroom mentor/forum mentor/project reviewer. All you have to do is demonstrate enough domain experience for whichever course you want to help out in. You can do that by eithe
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
How data retrieval and storage with DBs works. How an API works What tech stack the company uses and why (what benefits are you utilizing)
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Yea the link the other guy provided works, I happened to go through their slack community though and asked them directly. (which I think would be a higher rate of success) That route required paying for their course (Self Driving Car course
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
Yup if you have any questions, just lemme know.
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by goldenbeet 9y ago
So I have experience working with Udacity (MOOCs for various coding related fields) I work as a mentor for a few of their courses. You're connected to X number of students (you set x yourself). Then as they progress through the course

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