dubya123

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by dubya123 8y ago
You basically said something to the effect of "Purple elephants are the best incentive for solving world hunger."
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by dubya123 8y ago
Shocking, people that dedicate themselves to research don't end up very wealthy. Whoda thunkit.
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by dubya123 8y ago
I don't know what job postings you are seeing but the vast majority of Data Scientist/ML Engineer postings at large tech companies that I've seen explicitly mention Statistics as a requisite skill.
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by dubya123 8y ago
Mass Migration blows up your entire scenario.
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by dubya123 8y ago
Given that historically it's taken decades to build new plants from scratch this doesn't look like it will be nearly in time to make an impact.
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by dubya123 8y ago
If it is classified and a cleared employee at Amazon/Apple/etc. blabbled there would be life altering consequences for them.
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by dubya123 8y ago
"Solving Heroin Addiction is an Underappreciated Market Opportunity." Even for the hyper-capitalists of HN this is beyond the pale
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by dubya123 8y ago
I think that gives little reassurance.
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by dubya123 8y ago
Hmm yeah hard winters or having your spouse deported. Hard choice.
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by dubya123 8y ago
SF and NYC attract the top talent from around the world.
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by dubya123 8y ago
When Salary is adjusted for CoL Austin is often at or near the top. When you factor in large stock grants in SV/Bay Area things do get murkier.
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by dubya123 8y ago
They sure have strong opinions about working on Government projects but none of them have any issues creating tech that intrusively monitors and manipulates people for the purposes of serving them advertisements. What heroes they are...
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by dubya123 8y ago
How is this any different than a job at Big Tech in SF or NYC?