pydevsci

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by pydevsci 8y ago
I also agree with cyberfonic completely.
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by pydevsci 8y ago
Ps: You already have multidisciplinary skills, you just are currently earning a living with the technical skill you now have based on skills you used while learned how to program and getting your degrees etc.
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by pydevsci 8y ago
I've jumped disciplines and jobs quite a bit and can say, the manager stress issues are more related to your discovery that you were just fine getting things done up to this point without a manager, and now that you are on someone else
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by pydevsci 8y ago
Sorry im posting so much, my silly opinions, but i interviewed with an AI company a while back that I didn't realize was in the military space and basically flat out told the interviewer once I read more about the company's projec
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by pydevsci 8y ago
A helpful reminder might be that while AI is chugging along, a lot of new research has emerged in the computer-brain communication interface field. With successful transmission of visual signals from another person participating in the lin
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by pydevsci 8y ago
Ps - it sounds like u already have an idea of what to do. I'm pretty sure the tech industry lost control of shit a while ago and people are scared. At the end of the day it's just money. If it's going to usher in the apocaly
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by pydevsci 8y ago
I think you probably don't need links to establish some basic ethical guidelines unless you wanted to model an ethical framework based on other people's discussion of why AI has some unique ethical liabilities to consider. For exa
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by pydevsci 8y ago
Pick up some used college textbooks on differential equations, vector calculus, and multivariate calculus if u can and work through some of the problems at your own pace. These texts are the keys that unlock the entire universe and describe