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wpmoradi
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Comment #20676595
I recommend reading http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/ . Has great intro and goes into the details.
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Comment #20287077
Looks amazing!!!
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Comment #20265042
Good managers see you as team members instead of labor force. They ask for your advice and act accordingly to help you grow in your career.
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Comment #19286909
Thanks for building this! I will definitely use your site when scouting for my next role.
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Ask HN: I taught myself to code and got a SWE internship, what's next?
I got an undegrad degree in Microbiology. I was always fascinated with programming and software engineering, so I took some online courses and taught myself to code which led me to…
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Comment #19055678
Most of my work is changing existing react code, this tutorial is great to see a bigger picture. props to you man ;)
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Comment #19027498
awesome!!!
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Comment #18993735
this is a great article
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Comment #18833231
Several ways to get noticed in the application process: * Go to Kaggle and participate in some of their competitions. * Build an ML program from the ground up to help build your po…
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Comment #18821196
This is awesome!
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Comment #18744454
Truly a great read
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Comment #18721063
thank you!
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Comment #18682286
Great Resource! But a good primer to Linear Algebra would be Gilbert Strangs course at MIT OCW.
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Comment #18669186
Great resource!
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Comment #18631648
Which course did you take?
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Comment #18631618
This is an amazing resource! thanks for sharing
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Comment #18594486
Super informative! Thank you for starting this discussion.
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Comment #18403454
Yea, but I don't miss begging for grants, & headaches around funding. With Engineering you get to enjoy life more. You get to pick your poison...
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Comment #18401592
I picked engineering. Because doing research in industry is not as stimulating as it is in an academic setting. You do not have complete freedom - often times your project is set a…
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Comment #18368336
This is awesome thanks!!
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Comment #18368335
Thank you so much!!
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