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by mailshanx 12y ago
I don't think i understand what you profits/surplus you are referring to. Care to elaborate?
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by mailshanx 12y ago
You life has all the ingredients for an excellent story: passion and enthusiasm, a long and hard struggle for the subject of your passion, multiple unexpected turns and finally, sweet, sweet success :)
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by mailshanx 12y ago
Expertise in all areas of data science: machine learning, optimization, statistics. If your company generates large amounts of data, i can help you exploit it and build production machine learning systems. Top 2% rank on Kaggle.com. Built t
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by mailshanx 12y ago
It's a pity the lectures are not accessible any longer. How i wish i could find them somewhere!
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by mailshanx 12y ago
^ This incredibly snarky and condescending comment ought to be downvoted.
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by mailshanx 12y ago
Expertise in all areas of data science: machine learning, optimization, statistics. If your company generates large amounts of data, i can help you exploit it and build production machine learning systems. Top 2% rank on Kaggle.com. Built t
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by mailshanx 12y ago
Singapore | Europe | North America | Full Time Stack: Python Data Stack(Numpy, Pandas, Scipy, Scikit-Learn), Java, C++ Contact: http://shanx.us Expertise in all areas of data science: machine learning, optimization, statistics.
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by mailshanx 12y ago
How do you get the data necessary to generate recommendations?
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by mailshanx 12y ago
w.r.t. deeplearning4j: Isn't it impractical to use multiple compute nodes for parallelization, rather than GPUs when it comes to training deep nets?
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by mailshanx 12y ago
Hey Micheal, just wanted to let you know i'm very, very keen on reading your DL book! The first two chapters u've put out are great, and i can't wait to read the rest of it :)
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by mailshanx 13y ago
I hope patio11 can comment on this. I've always enjoyed reading his take on Japan. He is extremely well qualified to compare American and Japanese culture: he was born and raised in the US, moved to Japan after graduating and got marri
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by mailshanx 13y ago
My deepest condolences. Hearing about your brother makes me very sad.
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Well, ice-axe and crampon competency is the bare minimum necessary to even step on a snow mountain. Granted that Denali is a hard climb, but still, if that has been your only climbing experience you are woefully unprepared to attempt Ever
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Does SAS hire people with a machine learning / software dev background? Would you be be okay with passing on my resume?
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by mailshanx 13y ago
oh man, here is an applause for your comment! The wtf / minute rate shot up as i read it, and i laughed and felt shock simultaneously :)
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by mailshanx 13y ago
You have piqued my curiosity, your app sounds really interesting! Can you share more details about it? What sources do you aggregate from, how do you filter your stories (manually / statistically)? Actually i've been wanting to bu
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by mailshanx 13y ago
What are some good resources to understand Bayesian model averaging?
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by mailshanx 13y ago
As a general principle, it is always good to have at least some knowledge of 2 levels of abstraction below (and above) where you work, because they tend to leak!
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by mailshanx 13y ago
you bet! i was automatically thinking about how did he manage to get sufficiently good resolution, how did he cope with lighting/background changes, and so on....
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Data Science workflow: An overview [Phil Guo](cacm.acm.org)
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by mailshanx 13y ago
I read the article, and am suitably impressed!:)
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by mailshanx 13y ago
For those of you seeking an intuitive understanding of the Fourier transform, checkout http://betterexplained.com/articles/an-interactive-guide-to-... For more details, check out Steven Smith's Digital Signal Proc
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Here is a gripping account of the Norwegian heavy water incident. It's a short and excellent read, very strongly recommended: http://www.damninteresting.com/heavy-water-and-the-norwegian...
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by mailshanx 13y ago
That's some really cool tech! How do you implement this? In particular, do you scrape > 275 sites daily?
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by mailshanx 13y ago
What's Qigong?
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Commenting so i remember yours.
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by mailshanx 13y ago
You probably mean "it's"
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Thats awesome, thanks! I'll email you guys soon :)
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by mailshanx 13y ago
Do you plan to have batch 2 by early next year? I would absolutely love to attend! I'm a grad student in Singapore, focussing on machine learning and signal processing. I've long wanted to attend the NYC version, but american visa
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by mailshanx 13y ago
That MindValley guy seems shady at best. After digging around their site for hours, you will be hard pressed to figure out exactly what do they do.

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