wpmoradi

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   by wpmoradi 7y ago

   I recommend reading http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/ . Has great intro and goes into the details.
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   by wpmoradi 7y ago

   Looks amazing!!!
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   by wpmoradi 7y ago

   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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   Ask HN: What is the best place to do a Masters with a focus on ML/DL?

   1 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wpmoradi 8y ago

   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?

   1 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|0 comments
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   BayLearn 2018 Videos(baylearn.org)

   3 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wpmoradi 8y ago

   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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   by wpmoradi 8y ago

   awesome!!!
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    this is a great article
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    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 portfolio (something like a dog door that only opens to your
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    This is awesome!
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Truly a great read
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    thank you!
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    Ask HN: What are great resourcing to learn bash?

    9 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|4 comments
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Great Resource! But a good primer to Linear Algebra would be Gilbert Strangs course at MIT OCW.
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Great resource!
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Which course did you take?
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    This is an amazing resource! thanks for sharing
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Super informative! Thank you for starting this discussion.
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    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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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    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 and you are just exploring new pathways your director asked
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    This is awesome thanks!!
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    Thank you so much!!
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    Ask HN: What is the best resource to learn ES6?

    1 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|4 comments
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    I am curious to see other people's solutions.
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    pmarca Guide To Career Planning(pmarchive.com)

    3 points by wpmoradi 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    If you are talking about equities: Very simple trick when investing in stocks. Look for companies with great management. The better the management the more confident you can be of them making similar decisions that lead them to success in
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    I am familiar with Python and learned deep learning that way. Now would like to learn C++...
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    by wpmoradi 8y ago

    3blue1brown is truly amazing!