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ccmonnett

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About ccmonnett

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    Comment #37238773

    I would not let the author's tongue-in-cheek title discourage you from reading what is a very widely respected, well-received book :). Unless the rest of the books on your list are…

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    Comment #31157896

    Especially if you have Python experience, then yes the opportunity definitely exists. For example when I hire MLEs (which I am doing now if anyone wants to apply - supportlogic.io)…

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    Comment #29187125

    Assuming you looked at or seriously considered the i3 - in what way(s) was it 'not good enough' for you to stick to your favorite brand? I'm not a big BMW person but I always liked…

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    Comment #28907581

    > My argument was based on the premise that votes from power users are more valuable as they better at judging the quality of the content. As someone responsible for designing and …

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    Comment #28620320

    Really enjoyed this post and explanation, thank you! I work in ML and used to live on Alma St in Palo Alto so it really hit home for me :). I also acutely enjoy the notion that a p…

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    Comment #27846823

    You can hire developers/engineers anywhere but it's hard(er) to find leadership and/or VC connections elsewhere. I moved from the Bay to Raleigh, NC. If I wanted to start a B2B AI …

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    Comment #27237223

    I am actively interviewing someone with 4 years and someone with 20 years of experience for the same role. Our needs are quite specific but it is not our first or last hire in that…

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    Comment #27157995

    Ahhh hello fellow Illini. I didn't mind the long bus rides too much, but I was ~20 and probably hungover most if not every time. Not something I'd rely on as a functioning adult, t…

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    Comment #27119199

    On the other hand, sales people are quickly dismissed if they don't meet their goals; it's a double-edged sword.

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    Comment #27117752

    About Waymo: I used to think they were a leader in this space, partly based on their published safety statistics, but I am no longer so sure. I had the great fortune of living in "…

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    Comment #26985657

    Really enjoyed the article, and followed on twitter. Good luck with the launch. Follow-up question: Do you see a correlation between your predictions and actual finishing order inc…

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    Comment #26985509

    Your ability to eat as much food as you desire is synonymous with living in a first world country. The ability murder as many animals as you want is not the desired state I look fo…

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    Comment #26637086

    You need to scold your children. That's a metaphor - of course you shouldn't treat your reports like children. But if they possess the following attitude, it's on you as the manage…

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    Comment #26636887

    This analogy is interesting because it kind of proves you're both 'right', depending on the environment. In middle/high school, there is often 'that kid' who _is_ the best at all s…

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    Comment #26570983

    Really intrigued by the idea and anxious to try it out! After connecting my Gmail I can only get a white screen. How do I report the bug to y'all? Best of luck, many commenters on …

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    Comment #26403151

    I'm a runner, and I love it. Two things from my POV. 1) Gyms are no competition for my money because I have no interest in going. 2) I am continually relieved at how cheap running …

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    Comment #25882598

    Why do you say that? I am a Game Pass subscriber and find myself playing _many_ more indie games with it than before. It's easier for me to pay for the service and effectively amor…

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    Comment #25871824

    You sound like someone who has read Systemantics/The Systems Bible by John Gall? If not, you are likely to enjoy it. For anyone else reading, I enjoyed it tremendously and highly r…

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    Comment #24683550

    I have disdain for Facebook as a company _but_ I am hiring a data scientist now (NLP focus, if you're interested/know someone) and would gladly hire someone from FB. I've already i…

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    Comment #24671670

    If you're an endurance athlete the Apple Watch will not compare to the Garmins, Suuntos, etc., of the world. I am a Garmin user and a friend is a PM for Apple and I've had this arg…

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    Comment #24354679

    Have you dealt with this in production? One of our data scientists suggested pulling in TF as a dependency into a mainline prod service just yesterday and there were some suspicion…

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    Comment #23141957

    For others interested in why ray tracing scales O(log N), this is covered in an earlier video in the NVIDIA "Ray Tracing Essentials" series, specifically this one: https://youtu.be…

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    Comment #20698392

    Indeed! I have had similar... hesitation? when it comes to getting in a book club. I love reading, I have several friends that love reading, but I couldn't possibly imagine regular…

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    Comment #20695131

    Rivian, an all-electric "luxury adventure vehicle" (imagine Tesla for trucks and SUVs) plans on doing just that: https://www.engadget.com/2019/06/14/rivian-second-life-batte...

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    Comment #20675346

    The pairing of peaceful protest and "work within the system" is ultimately what made lasting social progress in both examples. Without the Suffragettes, the XIX Amendment would not…