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longstaff2009
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Thats a spicy example dataset! I like that it's able to infer information from the context of the cells, e.g. being able to run a query across continents when the data only contains the country. Being able to ask it to interpret the re
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Connecting stars with super fans. Dr Cox from Scrubs made a video for me
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Secure Multi Party Computation (SMPC) Explained Visually
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Satellites avoid collisions could have the answer to secure Contact Tracing
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Secure Multi Party Computation (SMPC) Explained Visually
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The interview strategy that landed me my first data science job
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Beyond the media FUD and conspiracy theories about the Coronavirus from Wuhan
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Rage Quitting Cancer Research. Why I Went from Neuroscientist to Data Scientist
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they have a live demo https://demo.buxfer.com/dashboard
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Why do smart developers ship bad code? Stop building car boats
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providing end to end provenance of live exports in cross border supply chains involving China.
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I wrote a post with my predictions here https://medium.com/swlh/9-predictions-for-2020-2029-555312fc... TLDR 1. Federated Learning will unlock value from previously inaccessible sensitive data. 2. Deepfakes will impact
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in private consortiums, instead of having data locked up in silos across organisations, everyone can have a copy of the data and build their own view on top of it. you don't have to trust any party as to the authenticity of the data as
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My understanding is that Trump's trade war was apart of the America First economic policy to reduce the US trade deficit. This had the added benefit of making manufacturing more viable in the US.
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I found the thought process of trying to make the predictions quite rewarding to go through, it will be interesting to look back in 10 years and see how close or not they are
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You are right that section could be much clearer. Long term transaction data and browsing history could be used to train a federated learning algorithm to generate search results. Getting access to that data to understand what stories it ca
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Predictions for 2020–2029
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Predictions for 2020–2029
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Are you sure that lobster you’re eating is real?
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Lobsters on the blockchain. Connecting fishers with chefs to fight food fraud
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Every teenager today was born this century. Trust is different for web natives
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Crypto memes, come for the memes stay for the tech
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bear in mind that back in 2000 git wouldn't be released for another 5 years. The processes of building software has improved a lot since then
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it's an easy trap to fall into, not enough people talk about it
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As the author I probably can't change your mind without revealing his real identity, but i'm glad you thought the writing was well calibrated :) so thanks I guess?
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I suspect that Dave's pay was not proportionate to his skills
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7y ago
I would say most small engineering teams have that risk
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Dave had “fuck you, pay me” programming skills
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Stop building car boats – tech debt 101
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I exported the emails of 15,512 cryptocurrency enthusiasts from slack
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