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by lustig 8y ago
I started out as a Software Engineer, then switched to Data Scientist. However I have decided to switch back to Software Engineer again now, simply because I enjoy the work more. So I would advise to try get into the nitty gritty work of bo
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by lustig 8y ago
Totally agree and I would argue that there even is financial gain for society in letting people take such risks. Maybe I was kicking at an open door, but my point was that there, in my opinion, does not exist a huge incentive to misuse the
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by lustig 8y ago
Not sure I'm reading you right, but here are my two cents. Also living in Scandinavia and I would disagree with this advice. To be dependent on the welfare system is not exactly being free and have security. Like the Swedish Prime Mini
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by lustig 8y ago
This was funny! I recognize these conflicting views. The first is the view that math is a fundamental force governing nature. The second is that math is simply a way to describe the forces of nature. I tend to agree with the second view and
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by lustig 9y ago
Thanks! I think 30-70 visits per day without paying for them is quite a lot after six weeks. I'm in a similar situation, working a day job while trying to get something off the ground. Right now I'm just experimenting with ideas a
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by lustig 9y ago
How are you marketing the product?
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by lustig 9y ago
Ah I see! Looks good!
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by lustig 9y ago
Also, I would consider increasing the price quite a lot. If this really increases sales people are willing to pay a lot more. That would also mean that you can take the effort to do direct sales, whereas now the ROI for manually aquiring a
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by lustig 9y ago
Cool! I think this might be a great product idea! I think the messaging is very clear, but would have wanted to see an example of how the button actually works/looks like on the front page. The landing page looks great! I've seen
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by lustig 9y ago
So they are basically creating that creepy life recording product from S01E03 of black mirror?
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by lustig 9y ago
Hi David! Thanks for a great summary! I will keep an eye on your blog for notes from upcoming conferences.
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by lustig 9y ago
This is true! Overfitting is definitely one of the biggest problems with deep learning. Some techniques to avoid it have been developed, such as dropout (introducing noise) and early stopping. But in general this is why deep learning requir
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by lustig 9y ago
Technically yes, most often it's about stacking more layers in neural networks, making them "deep". However, there is some merit to the new hype since stacking more layers worked way better than anyone previously working with
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by lustig 9y ago
We moved from slack to hipchat at my old job because it was cheaper. Hipchat is just a terrible product, both on iOS and in the browser. Don't even know where to begin, it was just a pain to use and every employee I talked to hated it.
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by lustig 9y ago
I agree, the numerical results are poorly presented. What was measured was wether their tests can find a dominant eye in the subject or not as well as the difference in Maxwell's centroids between both eyes. Eye dominance results: They