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bigred100

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    Comment #21824263

    Get something like music theory for dummies and read it

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    Comment #21821612

    Is any sizable portion of these jobs interchangeable with deep learning? The best deep learning engineers with infinite hardware built Amazon’s recommendation algorithm, and it’s l…

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    Comment #21820022

    When I was in Butte they had a random distillery that opened into the street.

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    Comment #21810250

    Why is liquor ultra processed?

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    Comment #21785458

    Which usually require a Ph.D (at least in my field).

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    Comment #21784141

    Since I don’t live in a dangerous area or work as an MMA fighter that stuff wouldn’t help me. Frankly my opinion of what’s scary about people is self-centeredness, social connectio…

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    Comment #21783448

    Something I did as I did when younger that annoyed more ambitious friends: go to Wikipedia and find the incoming freshman class size for the top schools (say Harvard, Yale, Princet…

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    Comment #21781790

    I can’t imagine any circumstance other than a Ph.D program where someone spends 5+ years studying in depth some tiny area of science and practicing research. And without doing that…

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    Comment #21771932

    “ 1. Start lifting weights and training Brazilian jiu-jitsu.” Are people more likely to buy if they’re afraid you’ll attack them or something?

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    Comment #21762979

    As an employee I’ve felt like it’s hard in the past to take initiative and do things that aren’t immediately and clearly justifiable as strictly necessary work. Reading a book migh…

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    Comment #21739610

    We’re not compatible.

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    Comment #21738550

    If I believed this were the case I’d be single for life.

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    Comment #21735894

    At least in regards to your last paragraph, I’ll take that over freedom

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    Once you get to quadratic forms you can use it again.

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    Comment #21718505

    Some folks in fact think you should do that quite a bit. For example, this guy wrote quite a well-regarded (in his community) book about it: http://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/0…

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    Comment #21702956

    I’m not a lawyer but in this case that guy’s data getting sent to DoJ doesn’t really bother me...

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    Comment #21702346

    Is this guy a political dissident or something?

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    Comment #21676974

    A function is (at least formally) a relationship between two sets of things. It doesn’t matter whether there’s any sort of algorithm that lets you input an object from the domain a…

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    I agree completely. The only risk is that once you get to real analysis, your prof will yell at you for mixing notions of complexity and computability into your ideas of what a fun…

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    Comment #21670324

    This sounds like much more of a hell than sometimes having to chat with a coworker you don’t like (judges monitoring you and punishing you if you don’t work hard enough).

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    Comment #21670259

    In my opinion just look around and see what the successful people are doing. Putting your head down and working is what I’d do for developing my own technical or something else ski…

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    Comment #21661690

    “ And then Richard was instantly cured, and never had any problems speaking up at work again. His coworkers all applauded, and became psychotherapists that very day. An eagle named…

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    This jogged my memory—they did the same with Obama and Dijon mustard. I don’t think it’s unique to Trump.

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    Comment #21659801

    There was a big furor over Donald Trump eating pizza the wrong way (by New York standards) quite some time ago.