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ljd

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About ljd

Arricor.com

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/lukearrigoni

If you're in Seattle and want to talk about what you're working on, send a DM in Linkedin and I'll buy you coffee.

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    Famous last words. As an AI practitioner, I want us invest in research to manipulate other AI military systems but not use AI ourselves. Take a page from the HFT book.

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    As a counter example, a recruiter once called me asking if I could "put the angular in outlook," recognizing this as total nonsense I said, "Sure that's something I could do" knowi…

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    I feel like the valid SSL cert is my biggest issue here.

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    I understand what you're saying but I feel like it's splitting hairs. https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/12/11/re...

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    Nothing I know is first hand, so I may be wrong. I've been influenced by articles like this over the past decade: https://theintercept.com/2017/02/22/how-peter-thiels-palanti...

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    I'm surprised that Palantir isn't even mentioned in this article.

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    Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Machine Learning (neural networks/py3/jupyter/keras/tensorflow) Résumé/CV: https://arricor.com Email: luke@a…

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    Comment #9787833

    Yeah, I understand your point. I think I'm communicating why someone has a personal incentive to run for congress under our system since they won't be receiving lobbying money. I'm…

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    Since the original question was never answered, if anyone has experience with my problem set please email me ldavis at placeavote.com.

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    Comment #9787341

    With a ~10% approval rating for congress and historical lows across the board for most Americans, I'm not sure it's cynicism. I don't think you could honestly find someone that fee…

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    Comment #9786814

    Great talking again, Kevin! Good question! We're not selling to politicians or political organizations. Our PAC is running candidates that are part of our community. People like yo…

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    Company: http://PlaceAVote.com Pitch: We're replacing congress with voting software. We are running 70 candidates in the 2016 Congressional elections on our platform, if any of the…

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    No one is convinced by an "interactive colourful plot" it's the underlining data that it represents. If data doesn't educate your actions you may find tech to be a hard industry to…

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    I grew up in the San Joaquin Valley and it's one of the most impoverished areas I've seen in the United States. It's ranked the least educated, highest drug consuming population in…

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    Comment #9459971

    You are spot on. I lived in NYC for a few years for school and LA is just as crazy as NYC for traffic, except you have to drive.

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    I think a speed bump solves your problem. When I have to commute into the West Side I have a 1.5-2 hour drive ahead of me. Unless I use Waze, and I can cut that down to less than a…

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    I've lived in Los Angeles for the last 5 years and I can tell you that Waze really uses neighborhood routes in the hills, which coincides with the most affluent residents in LA. Un…

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    I have a very close friend who this article described perfectly. None of us grew up in a great environment, so when his friends suggested Oxycontin it wasn't abnormal or even stran…

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    This has been around for several years. I tried to get a large company I worked at to use it to complement our internal machine learning algos. We decided not to send data to googl…

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    There is one path for HackReactor to make money on this, they can act as recruiters between prisoners and companies. I know as an employer of developers, that I would hire someone …