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kingant
4y ago
Become a PM (product/project manager) at your company if you can. Less stressful.
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kingant
4y ago
Sure for mathematical problem solving skills, here is a good one: http://people.csail.mit.edu/moitra/854.html . It requires minimal mathematical background (undergraduate level discrete math). But you will learn a bunch
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kingant
4y ago
Bit of a generic answer. Doing the problem sets from a good university course. Some problems might take you hours to solve, but it will develop your stamina for thinking hard.
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4y ago
Data scientist actually cook up and run the statistical/ML models on data and write reports about their "findings". However, the data that data scientists want to use is often messy and comes from varied sources. Hence, data
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kingant
4y ago
Generative AI is not limited to image generation. For instance, GitHub CoPilot is generative AI.
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4y ago
Pair programming with better programmers than me.
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4y ago
Stratechery by Ben Thompson: https://stratechery.com/
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4y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE robot tree labs (robottreelabs.com) is a consulting firm focused on AI and robotics. We are actively seeking clients. Our skills include: 1. Implementing machine and deep learning algorithms (including computer v
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Private Classification using Zero-Knowledge Proofs
(akilesh.net)
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https://akilesh.net/about.html
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5y ago
With remote work and the metaverse, not sure if where you are born matters as much.
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DeFi Poised for Breakthrough
(future.a16z.com)
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Learning Java about 10 years ago from this Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston/featured
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5y ago
Did you try medication?
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6y ago
Check out this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.10546 (not mine)...but links to some recent work using deep learning.