itsmefaz

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by itsmefaz 7y ago
deliver high quality teaching, generate passive income, become an influencer
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Ask HN: Is it too late to start creating content on YouTube?
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Also, we are very quick to jump the bandwagon and not analyse it objectively. The people who say the interview process is broken are themselves selling the same solution just in a different medium.
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Can you please elaborate on this? Might give me a better viewpoint.
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One of the reasons I see that happening is because the role itself is so vague that there are no proper boundaries and it is entirely subjective.
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Ask HN: Why do people keep saying that software interview process is broken?
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This is a very interesting point! If this is true then it would mean that independent researchers will have a very tough time producing quality research without sufficient funding.
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
1. To develop expertise 2. To create evidence of learning 3. To create credibility as an expertise both inside/outside the field 4. To monetise expertise through consulting and other works 5. To be able to write books 6. If possible to
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
I'm thinking about doing research in areas like ML, AI, Mathematics. However, I like your idea about writing software rather than publishing papers, the impact would be visible clearly! Let me know if you have any other suggestions.
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So, would you suggest one going the industry track than academic track for pursuing research? When I say industry track, I mean Microsoft Research, Google Research etc. Will that provide sufficient backing to pursue research ideas?
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
Can you suggest me resources on research methodologies? And how did you get started? And how long did it take you to get your first paper published?
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Ask HN: Is PhD mandatory for getting into research?
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Ask HN: What is the right way to start learning ML and AI?
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
Figured out the answer: From the perspective of operating system, the approach would be to find out whether the current implementation of memory management and scheduler management yield the output expected. If we are not sure about it, the
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Ask HN: How does FPT compare to tried tested techniques?
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Ask HN: Are exits an indicator of successful founders?
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is this possible for subjects like psychology, mathematics? This seems mostly inclined towards Computer Science eg. OSS projects
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Ask HN: How can one create an evidence of learning?
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Ask HN: How can one survive in the current software engineering market?
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
updated!
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Ask HN: India is not a tech country and won't be anytime soon. Your thoughts?
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> I would just like to add that projects in people's portfolios are often not initially created to make money We both can agree on this. But that's not how Emil looks at it, his entire point is that projects are better credenti
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
That's correct. If one is solving a problem and its requires learning of complex topics, then those topics become a part of the individual's intrinsic motivation. However, the problem with his idea is that learning always requires
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The idea is to choose conferences like InfoQ where application type research is accepted. Like Build-X-using-TensorFlow, it doesn't have to align with standard research which requires formal education. One also needs to be skeptical wh
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
Not necessarily bitterness! I'm very happy for what he is doing. I'm looking at it very objectively, the problem is that the way the article presents his story is very flawed and incorrect. It sounds very much like a PR post. To a
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
Submitting papers in conferences rather than journals.
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
The problem with Emil's approach to learning is that it restricts his ability to learn anything that he has no intrinsic goal off. That includes areas like pure mathematics, theoretical computer science, finance, economics, literature,
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
An underrated comment!
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Ask HN: What mistakes do people make when deciding their next company?
1 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|1 comments
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by itsmefaz 7y ago
Thanks for the response. But the problem is it takes sometime to gain expertise and consultant firms. And it is very difficult to foresee a tech disruption as it is primarily driven by big-tech's agenda rather than of introducing new t

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