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    >Feynman is a notable exception to the trend. Using a single exceptional result as evidence for decrying a trend is foolish. You missed my question. I am concerned with how many sm…

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    Comment #18139128

    Your comment doesn’t address my question of how many people are misclassified by IQ test. I suspect smart people with high functioning autism and the like are not accurately measur…

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    Comment #18139091

    I wonder how many IQ test misclassify intelligence? Feynman had a score of 125 and many people here have a high score than that. I bet no one here with a higher score of 125 are ac…

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    Comment #17920278

    Sounds like you went to a good high school. Mine was a terrible high school that offered 0 computer science classes. >One really intelligent decision the department made was to not…

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    Comment #17855809

    Thanks. Can you list what courses one should focus on as a baseline to do research in ML? You mentioned Probability theory & Linear algebra, but what specific topics in those areas…

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    Comment #17855579

    I have several questions regarding this: 1) Do FAANG companies hire non-PhDs for machine learning positions? Most seem to require a MS or PhD 2) What are the interview questions li…

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    Comment #17853286

    >Every few months, I check that all our recommended resources are still up-to-date, available, and free. What are your recommended resources for technical improvements in coding in…

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    Comment #17820538

    Is this why these companies have such intensive leet coding interview processes? In other professions a degree + exams alone is enough. I can't imagine an interview where a doctor …

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    Comment #17800412

    >The first is that self-driving is super difficult, they don't really have the expertise What about all of the talent they hired from CMU?

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    Comment #17790633

    I don't see a way to respond to your latest reply, but thank you for the recommendations! I'll take a look at them.

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    Comment #17790487

    Thanks for the context. That sounds like a good plan to me regarding post-doc locations. I am also interested in theory side of ML. What areas of mathematics should one learn reall…

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    Comment #17790406

    I am considering going into a CS PhD focusing in ML. The mid 40k-70k range was from quick google search I did for CS post docs in ML in lower cost of living areas where the cost of…

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    Comment #17790166

    I am primarily interested in the experience of ML post-docs that forgo going into industry. Can you elaborate a bit more about their experience? Salaries look a bit lower for post …

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    Comment #17789938

    >Thats why some companies stop hiring ppl after 30s This is a huge generalization. Some people's careers start in their 30s. Would you think some 30s something ML researcher that j…

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    Comment #17789921

    Can anyone speak to what it's like doing a post doc in CS?

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    Comment #17789672

    >But they don't have as much experience programming? Then by that metric you don't even need a degree and your initial point of a BS > Masters > Bootcamp is nullified by the self-t…

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    Comment #17789641

    >In my experience, bachelor's in CS counts more than master's in CS This discounts people that transition to CS from another field like mathematics, chemistry, physics, etc. Just b…

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    Comment #17784475

    Do Data Engineering jobs require you to have knowledge of statistics, machine learning, etc? Or can you get data engineering jobs where you are focused on connecting pipelines and …