rmz

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by rmz 6y ago
* Natural language processing (udacity nanodegree). * Spanish words (duolingo). * Random fields (reading random articles about it :-). * Anonymizing text (side project) * Photography (blogs, videos, and practice https://500px.com
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by rmz 8y ago
Our summer intern Richard Bachmann just wrote a blogpost about his project where he connected one of our kubernetes cluster in the google cloud platform to a security monitoring tool we have running in Splunk (we = Telenor Digital).
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Exporting stackdriver logs to splunk(medium.com)
3 points by rmz 8y ago|1 comments
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by rmz 10y ago
Many interesting answers in this thread. But to get to your question: How do you skill up? My answer would be: As best you can, all the time. Find pockets of time and learning tasks that fit within them. Explore opportunities: Moocs, t
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by rmz 11y ago
> You have literally 6 features; you do not need to do dimensionality reduction here. We do have six features, but they are not rotation invariant. I was hoping we could find the "axis of maximal motion" (or something along
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by rmz 11y ago
For the right candidate anything is possible :-) However at this time everyone on the team is mostly located in Oslo so this is something we would have to consider as a special case. We're not primarily an C++ shop (we're not p
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by rmz 11y ago
As of now I'm also here ;)
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by rmz 12y ago
It depends. I've interviewed many people applying for jobs (more than hundred, I don't know exactly how many, I've lost count). Applicants come in many shapes and forms neither can nor should be evaluated in the exact same
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by rmz 12y ago
hear hear. Won't happen in my lifetime, but if something like mathematica or ipython workbooks could become a common way to present an argument in a public debate then much would have been won. btw: For presenting complex issues, jour
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by rmz 12y ago
I disagree, somewhat :-) There are people whose contribution is horrible but it's rarely confined to the quality of their code. It's more about being able to lead the company in directions that are ultimately wasteful in some way
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by rmz 12y ago
What you want is an equilibrium situation where both are happy.
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Snowden reveals: NSA got millions of Norwegian phone records(dagbladet.no)
5 points by rmz 13y ago|1 comments
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DIY heater for dialysis fluids using arduino(broken-kidney.blogspot.no)
1 points by rmz 13y ago|0 comments
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by rmz 15y ago
Well, yes. Science doesn't know, but that doesn't mean that scientists doesn't speculate, or that some of those speculations may at some point be shown to be more or less correct. Not knowing in a scientific way is a very interesting kind
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by rmz 17y ago
This is utter bullshit.
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by rmz 17y ago
Well, I don't think he would mind. He would mind if someone said something stupid about it ;)