muktabh

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List of Must- Read Free Books for Data Science(blog.paralleldots.com)
5 points by muktabh 10y ago|0 comments
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Some recent applications of AI in listening to the digital web(medium.com)
1 points by muktabh 10y ago|0 comments
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7 types of profiles I see in Data Scientist openings(blog.paralleldots.com)
2 points by muktabh 10y ago|0 comments
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by muktabh 10y ago
Thanks for the hard work sublime text team for making programming so enjoyable. I already find ST3 so flawless that to think it still can be improved is beyond me. Once again, great going.
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by muktabh 10y ago
I have been asked to write books too, but I go with a no response always. My reasoning is generally that my I have read free books and learnt a lot of what I have ( was not really rich to buy all trendy books being a middle class Indian stu
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by muktabh 10y ago
This was in 2014. Here is a more recent perspective (from a different blogger who used Julia in production) https://blog.staffjoy.com/retro-on-the-julia-programming-lan...
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Ponyo: modern Standard ML library and toolkit(ponyo.org)
18 points by muktabh 11y ago|0 comments
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by muktabh 11y ago
We make a contextual recommendation engine as a service for online publishers at our startup ParallelDots. We discovered the problem of tags not really working well for recommendations on our clients websites too. We ended up using unsuperv
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by muktabh 11y ago
I have tried to use Atom many times. It is built in open - source spirit and has a very friendly community. So I download every release which is even slightly talked about and try it (including 1.0) , and every time I end up wishing it was
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by muktabh 11y ago
No. I think that is because most Indians are too low on resources to experiment with their life. This hence has evolved into a culture, where safe (prestigious) jobs (and now safe startups) are the only ones considered good. I recently star
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by muktabh 11y ago
Some interview anecdotes from India (Not all mine) : For an SDE interview obsessed with binary trees after around 4 possible traversals, the fifth one was: "Can you write code to traverse Binary-Tree in a zigzag manner ?" "se
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by muktabh 11y ago
Go seems to be getting really popular in India (More than other new languages like scala/clojure/elixir that is) . We had a GopherCon earlier this year and some large e-commerce companies now use Go in their stack.
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by muktabh 11y ago
"Whiteboard problems were never meant to be fast, scalable or simulate real-world problems to ensure high-quality hires." No "problems" can simulate a real world situation, real world development is not a set of question
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by muktabh 11y ago
Yes, I scored an S (and I am a developer). IMHO, The reason why most people get an "N" and often INTJ is because all the cool answers lead one to be typed as INTJ (I score INTJ sometimes, but I was pretty sure I am not that sharp
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by muktabh 11y ago
Moral: Should answer INTJ whenever a recruiter searching for a "ninja/rockstar" developer asks my MBTI type.
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by muktabh 12y ago
She is not India's first openly transgender mayor. My city elected one more than 10 years back. She was later disqualified because India's Supreme Court did not recognize "third-sex" officially then and she contested sta