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Comment #45444494
Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SQL, Qlik Sense / Tableau / PowerBI, Clojure, Fortran, JavaScript, data science, machine learn…
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Comment #34889640
Meta has committed to embracing remote. They are even shutting down some office buildings. Too many employees don't even live near an office.
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Comment #34225240
Location: New York, NY Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SQL/Presto/Spark, Hive, Qlik Sense, JavaScript, Clojure, Fortran, Ruby Résumé/CV: https://dr…
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Comment #33293292
The issue with data leakage can be handled through k-fold cross-validation, in which all of the data takes turns as either training data or test data.
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Comment #30183995
On the other hand, as the value of an hour of programming increases, the quantity demanded may also increase.
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Comment #30181245
Not necessarily. Demand may be much higher than available supply right now. Tech companies will continue to compete, requiring spending on developers to remain competitive. Softwar…
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Comment #29986434
Consider the manager of a fast-food restaurant.
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Comment #29986236
A third way would be to use a neural network to analyze a message before encryption, or to duplicate the message for receipt by the service provider.
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Comment #29985368
In science, when testing the existence of something, the burden of proof is generally on the one hypothesizing the existence. The existence is generally accepted if experiments fai…
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Comment #29927225
The nerve and brain concept sounds fascinating, but I don't have enough background in sensors to quite grasp what you mean. Could you please provide a specific example?
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Comment #29084796
The entire subgenre of military scifi or military space opera is full of stories that would translate well into a visual medium, with plenty of action. I've read many but haven't s…
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Comment #29084771
They are written in a childish manner: the white knight, the highly assertive love interest, the sociopath who wishes he could be a good guy, and the cowboy. Their personalities ar…
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Comment #28924811
The quote from John Wheeler is, “Matter tells Spacetime how to curve, and Spacetime tells matter how to move.”
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Comment #28870498
If the student ID is from a public university, is that not state-issued?
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Comment #28866845
No one owns any religion, not even the Pope or the Dalai Lama. There is no "territory" to "colonize", and I haven't seen any evidence of racial superiority being a motivation. Peop…
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Comment #28157632
9.2 million parameters per neuron. There an estimated 86 billion neurons in the human brain [0] and 19 billion in the neocortex [1]. That means that, for this strategy to emulate a…
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Comment #28013344
The aliens specifically wanted Earth because of its life. A nuclear war would damage the planet's ecosystem too much.
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Comment #27159250
Slightly off topic, but does anyone know of a good, self-hosted URL shortener?
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Comment #26740482
I'd be willing to pay for a little consulting time about how to set up everything.
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Comment #26740477
I'd be willing to pay for a little consulting time about how to set up everything.
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Comment #26666177
What do you mean about Active Directory?
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Comment #25934110
I work in the healthcare advertising space. Let me know if you need some help in that area. My email is in my profile.
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Comment #24921038
Vitamin D is extremely important, affecting many areas of life. People don't realize how important until they become extremely deficient.
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Comment #24802888
What is your definition of "government adjacent industries"?