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by hazrmard 4y ago
I've read that LaTeX resumes may give automated Applicant Tracking Systems trouble. Likely because ATSs' parsing ability caters to the majority of document formats, like PDFs made in MS Word. Is there any truth to that? Is a well-
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Ask HN: With recent layoffs, how would you advise new grads entering the market?
285 points by hazrmard 4y ago|254 comments
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by hazrmard 4y ago
"Horse food"?! To arms, my fellow Fuji Apple stans! This heresy is casus belli.
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes (preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes Visa/sponsorship: No need Technologies: - python (pytorch/pandas/sklearn/django/flask etc.), - C/C++ (openmpi, cuda,
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by hazrmard 4y ago
I loved reading the article! How the body breaks down food into energy. Looking at life as energetic electrons finding a place to rest. I got goosebumps reading about mitochondrial membranes producing electric fields akin to lightning waiti
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Looking at the demo images, I must admit that I have some traumatic memories associated with that shade of blue on a console :) Mostly from fiddling with BIOS settings etc. My only experience with C# is in using the Unity 3D game engine. No
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by hazrmard 4y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/ Their subreddit blurb (jokingly) is quite relevant to the article: "It's a Digital Disease!" I feel like it's a balance between keeping redundant digital p
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by hazrmard 4y ago
I think this is true for operations where inference time is not very critical. Think content generation. For example, my work in grad school is deploying AI-based control on drones such that they are fault-tolerant. We can have a stronger m
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by hazrmard 4y ago
The progress of content generation is disorienting! I remember studying Markov Chains and Hidden Markov Models for text generation. Then we had Recurrent Networks which went from LSTMs to Transformers now. At this point we can have a sustai
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, but preferably not Visa/sponsorship: No need Technologies: - python (pytorch/pandas/sklearn/django/flask etc.), - C/C++ (openmp
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by hazrmard 4y ago
My job application at amazon.jobs today got interrupted by this, I think. I hope they don't get a malformed application :/
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I will look them up.
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by hazrmard 4y ago
I am working on fusing classical control with reinforcement-learning based control in drones. The good thing about RL is that it is adaptive and proactive - it tunes control from data as it streams and it learns to act with delayed feedback
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Visa/sponsorship: No need Technologies: - python (pytorch/pandas/sklearn/django/flask etc.), - C/C++ (openmpi, cuda, petsc, gaze
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Nice work! Are you using Gazebo for simulations for training at the back-end? Or as a user-facing interface to demo whatever automation they want to deploy in a sandbox?
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Ask HN: How to keep “hard” skills as an electrical engineer working in software?
5 points by hazrmard 4y ago|6 comments
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by hazrmard 4y ago
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: likely no, but up to the opportunity Technologies: Python, Javascript, Modelica, C/C++, Matlab, GazeboSim, Julia Résumé/CV: https://linkedin
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by hazrmard 5y ago
Whenever I read about the Indus Valley civilization, I am reminded of how their script remains undecipherable [1]. Do we need a lucky discovery like the Rosetta Stone was for Egyptian hieroglyphs? If we find a long enough passage, can we do
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HTTP Cats(http.cat)
5 points by hazrmard 5y ago|0 comments