Mathematicians becoming data scientists
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Mathematicians becoming data scientists
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Re: Mathematicians becoming data scientists
#2Why is it evil? You have a bunch of people in corporate america who are FORCING an information technology posture on the American people that the American people HATE because it is HORRIBLE and EVIL. Next, these EVIL people go around saying what they are doing is "data science" and start blaming mathematicians.
This is absolutely 100% evil. Mathematicians have zero interest in this. Pointing the finger at mathematicians and calling them "data scientists" is intolerable stupidity and the people who do it should expect to get their fingers cut off by mathematicians who don't like to be pointed at by IDIOTS.
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#4Look, this is evil. I don't want to hear any complaints about my calling a spade a spade. The Nazis did it: evil. Google does it, and it is evil, and they go out of their way to say WE ARE NOT EVIL and guess what: it is evil. Why is it evil? You have a bunch of people in corporate america who are FORCING an information technology posture on the American people that the American people HATE because it is HORRIBLE and…
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#5Note: this is the blog of Jordan Ellenberg ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Ellenberg ).
Re: Mathematicians becoming data scientists
#6Look, this is evil. I don't want to hear any complaints about my calling a spade a spade. The Nazis did it: evil. Google does it, and it is evil, and they go out of their way to say WE ARE NOT EVIL and guess what: it is evil. Why is it evil? You have a bunch of people in corporate america who are FORCING an information technology posture on the American people that the American people HATE because it is HORRIBLE and…
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#7Translation: Can you be a good assembly line worker, devoid of pride or curiosity and just do the damned job? If so, great, we can use you! If not, please return to academia.
Lovely stuff.
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#9•Can you walk away from a problem when the solution is “good enough,” are you able to switch between tasks or problems with relative ease? Are you OK with simple solutions to problems that could have more complicated solutions, but only with rapidly diminishing returns? Translation: Can you be a good assembly line worker, devoid of pride or curiosity and just do the damned job? If so, great, we can use you! If not, p…