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Yep: https://xkcd.com/1570/
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How to avoid being arrogant: "Assume that your part of the project is the easy part." [1] "Here’s a polite person’s trick, one that has never failed me. ... Ask the other person what they do, and right after they tell you, sa
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tmpnb launches temporary Jupyter notebook servers using Docker containers: https://tmpnb.org https://github.com/jupyter/tmpnb
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For Color Brewer palettes in Python, you can also use Seaborn, which is based on matplotlib. http://stanford.edu/~mwaskom/software/seaborn/tutorial/color...
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Written by Fr. Robert Sokolowski, a Catholic priest and professor of philosophy. [1] Included in "The Artificial Intelligence Debate: False Starts, Real Foundations", published by MIT Press. [2] [1] http://philosophy.cu
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Natural and Artificial Intelligence (1988) [pdf]
(philosophy.cua.edu)
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Sounds great! You mentioned to Akumma that "the pre-test before the trial project depends on the position. For Data Wranglers it is very different from the one you had." So, given that you're hiring both data scientists and d
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I'm intrigued by the Data Wrangler job description. Is it a hybrid role, like 50% Data Engineer + 50% Data Scientist? (Or did I misunderstand the description?)
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“They’ve invented a new machine” – a folk song’s mixed emotions on automation
(rrherr.com)
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I've just started working on a statistical approach to generate banjo arrangements in the style of Earl Scruggs, father of bluegrass banjo. Like you said, statistical analyses of existing compositions and recomposition based on that. T
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Explore / Exploit – Life Is a Bandit Problem
(joshkaufman.net)
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Check out this talk about giving & getting technical help: http://blog.sashalaundy.com/talks/asking-helping/
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"That's a problem for Future Homer. Man, I don't envy that guy." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQvvmT3ab80
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The author was arguing the opposite.
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An inspiring story. Jeff Hammerbacher seems like a fascinating individual, a true polymath / renaissance man. Here's another good interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq8R__O8mNc
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Any examples of other companies with an awesome hiring process like this?
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JDD (Joke-Driven Development)
(blog.ncase.me)
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I like Venkat Subramaniam's "Scala for the Intrigued." There's a 12 part article series[1], and a video.[2] 1: http://blog.agiledeveloper.com/2012/08/scala-for-intrigued-a... 2: https:/&#
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Alan Kay's research lab with Bret Victor, Vi Hart [pdf]
(ttivanguard.com)
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