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Hello! I am trying to understand what are the career projections for Data Scientists and Product Managers. I am very confused about what career trajectory should I pick. About me: I have a master's degree in Information systems ( specialized in data analytics) from a business school. I have about 2 years of experience. I currently work as an analyst in a startup. Being an SME in everything data ( like startups work), my work is divided as follows : 30% product management, project management 40% re…

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Hey all, I am a senior EE student and have been developing an interest in data science. At my current job as an EE intern, I've found myself managing lots of data and performing various kinds of data analysis. In doing so, I've actually realized I quite like it. Even though my experience is not "real" data science, I am genuinely interested in exploring this avenue and wanted to get your thoughts on the practicality of being a data scientist as an EE major? Are there any courses or ski…

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I'm not talking about the guy who got an MBA as an add-on to a background in CS/Mathematics/AI, etc. I'm talking about the dipshit who studied marketing in undergrad and immediately followed it up with some high ranking MBA that taught him to think he is god's gift to the business world. And then the business world for some reason reciprocated by actually giving him a meddling management position to lord over a fleet of unfortunate souls. Often the roles comes in some variation of "Product …

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So this year I’m going to start at a community college and most likely transfer to UIC in a year because I already have 25ish credits from AP and college classes. I feel like the new data science program with a specialization in computer science would interest me more than computer science bc I’m a big math person. The only part that’s making me reconsider this is because the cs program is older and more established. Realistically I would probably take the same courses with minor differences. I was wonderin…

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Given that some jobs are going remote, how is pay determined? Is it based on the city the business is in or where the applicant is located? (For example: if I get an offer for a remote job based out of CA (high cost of living) but I live in Kentucky (low cost of living state) - how would they determine pay? Insurance (for like HMOs that may be more locally based) (I posted this in no stupid questions too, but was wondering how this worked specifically in data science/research) submitted by …

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This seems like a slam dunk no-brainer which would help out a ton of people. The reviews are mostly public. The ratings are from 1-5. The books are orderly organized by genre, and have other flags associated with them like high concept, young adult, etc etc. It seems like such an obvious idea that I would be surprised if nobody had done this before. I'm hoping there's a recommendation engine out there that can recommend me some good books based on my reading history! submitted by /u…

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I know how to basically modeling a segmentation or life time/churn value aka technical stuff. But how can we convert business problem to analytics. Is the only way thru real work experience? If I've been asked how to improve engagement in marketing then I don't know how to start. But if I've been asked how to predict lifetime value of client, then it's easier for me. Any recommendation to improve here? submitted by /u/vietlinh12hoa [link] [comments]

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I am looking to analyse legislators' tweets to identify differences between party groups. I also want to control for certain variables (eg participation in government). I am using R, and I have tried canonical correspondence analysis to do this, using a quanteda dfm and vegan's CCA function, I am having some luck, but I am wondering if there are other methodologies you would recommend I try out? submitted by /u/drdavidjeffery [link] [comments]

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There I said it I’m really not a fan and just wondering what others are thinking about the new sub logo? submitted by /u/HondaSpectrum [link] [comments]

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One of the critical challenges in anomaly detection that many organizations face is that it can be challenging to define an anomaly. Google Cloud has recently announced the public preview of new anomaly detection capabilities in BigQuery ML that utilizes unsupervised machine learning to help users detect anomalies without needing the labeled data. Therefore, users can now detect anomalies in training data or new input data using a new ML.DETECT_ANOMALIES function with the models like Autoencoder model, K-m…

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Hello data science community, I am looking to extract information from two sources of data sets. One is 40,000 data cells and I am comparing against the other source set of 100,000 data cells. Example of the type of data formatting: The pipe " | " is separating the identifier and alert(s). The hyphen " - " is separating multiple alerts associated with the specific identifier. "identifier | alert1-alert5-alert15" How do I recognize matches despite their hyphenated sequence…

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I've read on several places that Python is more preferred when it comes to AI. Should I change my degree/university where Python is taught instead? This is what I'll be studying during my degree submitted by /u/misoxx [link] [comments]

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A team of researchers from Cornell and Harvard University introduces a novel approach to parse quantum matter and make crucial data distinctions. This proposed technique will enable researchers to decipher the most perplexing phenomena in the subatomic realm. In their paper, “Correlator Convolutional Neural Networks as an Interpretable Architecture for Image-like Quantum Matter Data,” the team discusses ways to extract new information about quantum systems from snapshots of image-like data. They are now th…

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Hello. I have Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, and I want to pursue Master degree but in field of AI/ML or fields related to it. Sadly I know pretty much nothing for AI. But I am familiar with few programming languages (Java,C,C++,Python,MATLAB). Also through this bachelor degree I gained logical thinking, and I think I am fast learner. So I think I can learn basics of AI pretty fast. So because AI interest me, I decides to pause for 1 year before applying for Masters degree. In this 1 year, I wa…

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In my experience, debates about bias in AI rarely consider whether AI should be used for a given decision in the first place. Debates are often about how to fix the bias, not whether AI is a good way of making a decision (or providing decision input). I think it is important to ask a number of questions to determine if AI should (not could) be used to solve a given problem, e.g.: Can humans handle the decision making equally well at reasonable cost levels? Does the decision have a significant impact on …

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A team of researchers from the University of Sydney and Japan’s National Institute for Material Science have demonstrated that they can utilize a random network of nanowires to mimic the structure as well as the dynamics of the brain to solve simple tasks involving processing. Deep neural networks already resemble one aspect of the brain that is a highly interconnected network of neurons. However, artificial neurons behave in a very different manner as compared to biological ones since they only perform co…

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I am starting to learn chatbots. I have two years time to showcase an excellent chatbot. The domain is mental health. Not for business purposes. So I am looking to learn stuff and create a advanced chatbot I have two years time to create one. Can anyone suggest a learning path. My background: I am just normal guy who knows programming(python) and data science some big data I suppose. I have good experience in web dev. submitted by /u/Shyprogrammer1 [link] [comments]

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One of the critical challenges in anomaly detection that many organizations face is that it can be challenging to define an anomaly. Google Cloud has recently announced the public preview of new anomaly detection capabilities in BigQuery ML that utilizes unsupervised machine learning to help users detect anomalies without needing the labeled data. Therefore, users can now detect anomalies in training data or new input data using a new ML.DETECT_ANOMALIES function with the models like Autoencoder model, K-m…

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The West Coast Re-Heated Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: a sweltering heatwave is set to hit the West Coast. Less than a week after a record-breaking heatwave that pummelled the Pacific Northwest, rising temperatures are now set to hit the West Coast this weekend — with California and Nevada bearing the brunt […]

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Postapocalytpic Scenario A horrifying scenario has unfolded in the wake of the deadly heatwave that has rocked the Pacific Northwest as scientists have discovered that roughly one billion marine animals have died due to high temperatures.  The extreme heat throughout Western US and Canada over the past two weeks have left more than a billion […]

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Buying a mattress is an investment into your overall health and wellbeing. Data suggests the average American spends around 11 hours a day lying in bed, which equates to about a third of your lifetime. Knowing this, you can’t afford to skimp on quality. This is even more important if you’re the kind of person […]

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Green New (York City) Deal New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter on Thursday to sharply criticize politicians and the fossil fuel industry in the wake of flash floods that have struck the city in the past week.  The progressive US House representative was responding to a video posted by New York State Sen. […]

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Introducing the Airo A British designer has created a new electric car that he claims can clean the air of pollution as it drives.  Thomas Heatherwick, an award-winning English designer and architect, was approached by IM Motors, a Chinese car manufacturer, to help develop the concept car, according to the BBC. The vehicle’s front grill […]

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Microwave Technology Researchers have developed a new radar system that can produce real-time images of objects that are behind walls or traveling at hypersonic speeds. Scientists working at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have created a unique radar system that relies on microwaves, according to Popular Science. Due to the microwave’s […]

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Books have proven resilient in the face of technological change. There’s so much demand for reading material we’re creating robot authors. And yet this also means it’s a struggle to read them all. The 12min Micro Book Library helps you sort out what’s worth digging deeper into, and right now, you can get $30 in […]

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I’ve never been a great saver, but I have done really well with stocks. Once I started dynamic DCA-ing into crypto, my whole outlook on savings changed. It’s an instant positive feedback loop, because there’s always a new way to increase my savings (DEFI, CEFI, or just tried and true blue chip cryptos + HODL over the years). When I stopped feeling slightly ashamed for the “risk” I was taking on for my crypto investments, and instead realized how much crypto has helped me save* I started seeing things diff…

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When reading this keep in mind that I'm not talking about the next few years but about a much much wider timeframe. I also expect a wave of downvotes but if you have constructive criticism I encourage you to write it. A lot of people throw around the 100k TPS of Ethereum 2.0 and how it'll solve scalability forever... but the reality is not that simple. Let me expand on this: Ethereum 2.0 will be split into 64 different chains (all kind of equal to the current Ethereum) that connect to the beacon c…

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Times like these are reminiscent of previous bear markets. Sure, there is still FUD. Yes, media companies are pumping out catchy, doomsday headlines in an attempt to waver your resolve. Times like these are the ones you talk about 3 or 4 years down the line with a shit-eating grin on your face. "Yeah, I was buying it that whole time," you'll tell them. Hodl steady, and take care of yourselves. You're gonna make it. submitted by /u/callebbb [link] [comments]

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My goal in crypto has changed from short term gains to long term passive income since defi is becoming easier to use. Currently at about 7 USD per day of income at today’s prices and I’m loving it. If you have crypto, look for ways to find yeild!!!! I get mine from 1. Staking ADA 2. Staking various cryptos on Binance 3. Lending yeild from Celsius 4. Pancake swap/Tenfi Defi platforms staking CAKE And I am constantly looking for more. Crypto is fucking awesome submitted by /u/JoshKosh55 [li…

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So yes, it looks like this is happening. My grandfather lives in Hungary and somehow he got a really serious knee deformation. His left leg looks like a half moon and it's getting worse and worse. He just has been to the doctor and the answer is boiling my blood. "Yes it is very serious and we need to act quickly. Not so quickly though, first of all I have a holiday until 22nd of July and I wouldn't want to redirect you to another doctor BECAUSE I can opeate your leg in my private clinic for a…

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And he also bet me that it would hit $1 during the craze. He bet me $100 and has yet to pay haha. I hope you all have a good weekend and hopefully my friend’s crypto investing strategy made you feel a little better about yourself. (He’s a good sport about this situation.) submitted by /u/AAFourAA [link] [comments]

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According to Esports Talk, the charges against members who have committed the scam include charity fraud, along with SEC and FTC violations and more. If convicted under these charges, Kay and suspended FaZe members can see up to a million-dollar fine and 30 years in prison. submitted by /u/buddyfake [link] [comments]

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​ https://preview.redd.it/qddnvauptda71.jpg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7b9c4beb1c3f48cfd93017d927d452b005e7235 Look at the all complains on r/uphold . Over a dozen victims in that Reddit thread alone This sub r/Upholdincwillrobyou is dedicated to uphold stealing people's money. Apparently this has been going on for months All the funds have are being transferred to a "Customer Refund Wallet" Some people tried to withdraw all their money but it says it will take …

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You may want to check your holdings. Overnight many users had coins/tokens withdrawn from their account and sent to a “customer refund wallet”. I don’t know who’s at fault or if it’s just a glitch. If you visit the Uphold subreddit you’ll see. The longer I’m in the cryptocurrency space, the more I realize the importance of cold storage. Edit grammar submitted by /u/Kevin3683 [link] [comments]

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Cryptocurrency subreddit pays moons for its contributors and the screenshot date has already passed which was 7th July and the payment is scheduled on 14th of July. According to the reddit CSV file this time 45,072 contributor will be paid 1,753,986.37 moons at 0.304 moons/ Karma. From these 45,072 redditors 19,415 users have no Vaults. Total Users 45,072 Karma 5,769,692.00 Moons 1,753,986.37 Users with No Vaults 19,415 Moons earned: 164,647.31 Karma count 541,603.00 Note: if you want to know your m…

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I believe everyone of us has transferred their crypto at one point. Be it from an exchange to a wallet or from one exchange to another. and I think we can all agree on it being pretty terrifying... and that a problem. I believe this hinders mainstream adoption especially for non tech savy people. You have no security if you send your funds to the void. You can send test transactions but this makes you lose money of course. What are projects and aim to solve this issue and how do you see this playing a ro…

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I'm ETH holder so I'm no stranger to crypto. But I think (and please don't downvote me for this) that we may be at the beginning of the bear market. I don't want to repeat my experience of seeing the entirety of my portfolio decline by the day as I did 3 years ago. So are there any stablecoins with a good return rate? Basically, anything that beats the ridiculously low bank savings rates is a good option. submitted by /u/Aleks_CoolStoryBro [link] [comments]

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Tell me one single thing that you think will happen in the next 5 years and write a "RemindMe! 5 years" in your comment to be notified by a bot when the time comes. Then on 10th of July 2026 we will all meet again in this comment section and see how stupid or smart each one of us was. I'll go first: I think that Bitcoin will flip Gold's market cap in the next 5 years. submitted by /u/Simple_Yam [link] [comments]

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Whether your house catches fire and burns up the seed phrase you stored in a notebook, or you die tomorrow, you'll want to be sure you have a backup plan. Personally, I have two separate notebooks in two places that are guarded from weather and fire because I don't keep any of my recovery info stored digitally. I began doing it because I wondered what would happen if I died unexpectedly, and I realized nothing would. My wallets would just sit untouched for the rest of time. If I kick the bucket, I w…

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If you're buying meme coins with no real use or value just because other people are doing the same thing then of course you'll freak out when prices drop. You're gambling on a ponzi scheme. The analogy that Warren Buffett uses is that you own a productive farm. You understand farming and you have a general idea of what your farm is worth, and you also have a crazy alcoholic neighbor who keeps offering you a different price for your farm each day. Why would you sell your farm to your neighbor ju…

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I’m just gonna toss this out there because I’ve been anti Coinbase for a very long time. Today I used Coinbase pro to make 4 different 5$ purchases to test out fees. For each transaction it cost me exactly 2 cents and I could transfer it to Coinbase instantly for free. If I want to sell, I can then transfer coins from Coinbase back to Coinbase pro instantly for free and the fees are generally exactly the same. I can then transfer the cash to my Coinbase account instantly and cash out instantly to my bank ac…

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It’s surprising how there are so many people in the crypto space that do not stake their cryptos. Some of them choose not to but most of them do not know about staking. So here I am, doing my best to explain what is staking. TLDR at the bottom. What is staking? In order to remain decentralized, operating without a central authority, cryptocurrency networks work by incorporating a consensus mechanism, which means all computers on that network can agree on what's going on at any given time without a cen…

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I recently started trying to predict the Moon to Karma ratio, because how cool would that be? I figured out that the total karma per Moon round correlates with the activity in the daily discussion threads. Like this: https://preview.redd.it/y4tm13i1w4a71.png?width=899&format=png&auto=webp&s=189cf98d79906c94d9b7f24a0afdf70a1b7c8b7e I thought it would be close, but I didn't expect it to be that close. Then I wondered how the BTC price activity affects what goes on in the daily discussion.…

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I'm mainly wanting to get into data analysis , be it business analytics, or whatever. Im a washed up physics major needing to acquire skills. I want to get into data science eventually, maybe.... for now, im happy learning data analysis , as that seems to be the easier route to get a job/foot in the door somewhere is this Jose Portilla course on udemy good for data analysis? it uses python mainly 'Python for Data Science and Machine Learning Bootcamp' submitted by /u/spacentia1…

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So I am really new to the world of programming and only recently started learning it. And wish to explore data science along the line as well. I wanted to buy a laptop for my education and part time gaming. But I read that some computer applications like machine learning require a heavy GPU. Do I actually need a heavy GPU in my noob times for the next 3-4 years? I am getting a GTX 1660 ti rn. Will that be sufficient? Or this field requires a strong setup from the start only. I can definitely afford the rtx …

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Hi my name is Ali, (I searched Google for the answer to my question and found nothing useful for my purposes). I am currently studying business informatics. I fell in love with data science because of my teacher introduced us to a book called r4ds. However I want to learn data science in python. I'm a decent python programmer. So my question is are there any great curriculums on learning data science? submitted by /u/alibatyad2 [link] [comments]

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I work at a small company, and we are looking for some outside help to set up a data warehouse. Since this is my first job and I am the only technical headcount, I would like to see what kind of they are doing as a learning experience. I know we can set up a data warehouse easily by using something like Google BQ or a SQL server, but I want to make sure that we aren't creating technical debt since there are a lot of inefficiences in our data collection/storage that a new set of eyes can tackle and walk …

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Some colleagues are of the opinion that datasets associated with ML projects shouldn't be uploaded to the git repo, and instead only scripts that contain the paths to these files which sit on a shared drive on a company server (which we're all currently connected to remotely). Apparently this is software engineering best practice (?). Such data could be the final dataset the model was trained on, lookup tables e.g maybe the live or production data requires some additional features with a left join…

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Lately I've been getting into DS and I've come across the different types of IDEs, I've tried Jupyter, Google Colab, VS Code and some more. My question is, what IDEs do actual data scientists in jobs use? I've been told that, IDE's with a run code by line system (so jupyter, google colab...), are mostly used for teaching and not for actual DS. But I find them as the most comfortable solution when doing projects. It would be awesome if someone with actual knowledge in the field could tell…

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I’m interested in diving deeper into ML and deep learning, and I know this book seems to be regarded as the Bible for learning this topic. I have experience with Python and SQL but never have I used R. Is a background knowledge in this area necessary for me to digest and learn from ISL? submitted by /u/cmg6 [link] [comments]

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Does anyone have some experience parsing audio into data optimized for machine learning? I have a simple program that splits the data based on frequency buckets but was wondering if there are more robust and commonly used algorithms. For instance, im interested in using Fourier transformations but I am not sure where to start. I want to parse the data into very specific frequencies with varying levels granularity. submitted by /u/Benjoboss93 [link] [comments]

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Disclaimer: My work with unsupervised learning is limited only to a few usecases. My primary work right now is to group cities in which marketing campaigns work similarly. I have a dataset that is grouped by global cities. Considering I have variables such as ROI, spend, etc., my first instinct is to group cities that have similar ROI (all currency converted to dollars). This seems like a univariate problem where I define ROI buckets and tag cities that fall into predefined buckets appropriately. Can someon…

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Hello, I am currently learning Python and Pandas. My goal is to plot data from a huge database and do some statistical calculations. There are multiple csv files with different time frequencies. For example One file has a value which is recorded in a 5 min frequency and one csv is in 30 min another csv maybe 10 min frequency. In Excel I import them with the Power Query editor and plot it with the help of Power Pivot and it shows me the day average or one hour average. Now my question is. Is this also po…

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Hey there, I'm currently trying to train an object detection model using YOLOv4. I'm wondering if anyone has experience with training the model on a custom video dataset. I have about 20 videos with annotations in the YOLO format. My main question is how should I split up my data into training and test sets? Right now I have kept a few videos aside because a main concern is that if I randomly shuffle every frame from each video then two images that are one frame apart may appear in the training and…

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I am using ISOMAP in sklearn (python) to reduce the dimensionality of my data. Then I use clustering on the reduced data. The main component in ISOMAP is "number of neighbors." Right now I use the default value, but I was wondering if there is any way to identify the optimal "number of neighbors." I found "residual variance" is often used, but the implementation part seems confusing to me. Any advice is appreciated. submitted by /u/mdbadhru [link] [comme…

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How do you track what happens to model outputs in production? For example, if you have a web app that uses model outputs to suggest actions to users, how do you track if a user actually used a suggestion or what did a user do in the case they didn't? Also, how do you know which model version produced the output? submitted by /u/Spskrk [link] [comments]

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Hello everyone, Are there any sources about how to normalize a matrix depending on the nature of the data before applying PCA? All I could find online was that the correlation matrix is used instead of the covariance matrix in finance Thanks in advance for reading! ​ E: sorry for the typo in the title submitted by /u/PhDInVienna [link] [comments]

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Let's say I have a problem (~400 daily observations) where I need to forecast 7 days ahead and I would like to report how accurate such forecasts can be. Facebook Prophet provides a convenient method `cross_validation` where you can set initial, period and horizon. See below a brief description from the docs: This cross validation procedure can be done automatically for a range of historical cutoffs using the cross_validation function. We specify the forecast horizon ( horizon ), and then opti…

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Say you have Phi_1 and Phi_2, functions from some feature space F, which we can think of as an open subset of Rn, cross some finite set of states S, to the interval [0,1]. For each x in F, Phi_1(x,y) is the probability of feature vector x yielding state y. Ditto for Phi_2. Is there a canonical way to measure the ‘distance’ between Phi_1 and Phi_2. submitted by /u/Greenface1998 [link] [comments]

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The title of this post was automatically generated by an AI. TL;DR - try it out at: https://headline-generator.com ------------- Have ever struggled to come up with: 💡 a creative title for your newest blog post? 📧 eye-catching and diverse headlines for your marketing emails? 📰 flashy headlines for your news reports? 📝 an accurate title for your scientific paper? 🎵 good names for your songs? If so, then my latest tool, the Headline Generator, might help you. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to…

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Hey everyone 👋, I have been taking part solo in an ML challenge by AIcrowd.com which has a cash prize pool of $50,000 🤑 The Machine Learning challenge is for Object Detection enthusiasts, hosted by Amazon Air Prime, called Airborne Object Tracking The challenge revolves around predicting the future motion of flying airborne objects to avoid collision. Also the dataset they have is pretty lit (11TB in size!! 😲), one of the largest collections of flight sequences from aerial vehicles so you might want …

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MIT and University of Waterloo researchers propose a machine learning model that outperforms the average student on problems from MIT’s 6.036 Introduction to Machine Learning course. Here is a quick read: Back to School: MIT & UWaterloo Model Gets an ‘A’ on ML Course Problems. The paper Solving Machine Learning Problems is on arXiv. submitted by /u/Yuqing7 [link] [comments]

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Baidu Research Robotics and RAL (Auto-Driving Lab), along with the University of Maryland, College Park, have introduced a new benchmark in robotics. An autonomous excavator system (AES) has been manufactured that is claimed to give excellent results. The AES would be able to: Work efficiently without any form of human intervention. Would not compromise on the quality of services; that is, the performance levels have been found to mimic those of an experienced human worker closely. It can work for more…

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Mutli-object generation Controlled rotation Controlled translation If you thought GRAF did a good job at 3d-aware image synthesis just wait until you see the samples from this model by Michael Niemeyer and colleagues at the Max Planck Institute. While generating 256x256 resolution images does not sound that impressive in 2021, leveraging knowledge about the 3D nature of real world scenes to explicitly control the position, shape, and appearance of objects on the generated images certainly is exciting. So…

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i have alot of videos on my channel all downloaded and i want to play them all at once in one big video so if there is an ai or website for that then please tell me. ​ if there isn't then someone please make one. submitted by /u/pilstar [link] [comments]

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As I am very interested in the progress made in artificial intelligence world wide, I am always reading articles about new AI trends. However, it is diffcult to find always articles about new developments. Therefore, I wanted to ask here: What are the newest AI innovations world wide? submitted by /u/Hannah_Dev_AI [link] [comments]

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Say the A.I. has advanced so much that it has no problem understanding human texts and reply exactly like a human would, sometimes with some emotion, and are the main participants on social network, would you mind? I mean, if they can interact just like a real human would, i don't see much of an issue. All users could be isolated in their own online world and the bots would replace real users, would give advice and answers just like real users would, but they would also make the world turn around you u…

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In case you haven't heard, this is the voice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sdhNjtTWwA which I think sounds really great and I was curious if anybody knows which AI is used for this text to voice? submitted by /u/alemondemon [link] [comments]

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They have explain the best data science certifications to consider right now, resources to study for them, factors to consider when choosing a certification, and approaches to spot market trends. 5 Best Data Science Certifications in 2021 - YouTube submitted by /u/TiffanyBCarter [link] [comments]

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There are literally 100s of great React libraries to choose from, but which libraries do you need most for your React projects? In this article, we're going to break down five libraries you need for your React projects. Each of them will cover virtually every major tool you need, plus

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Hey everyone! In this article, I'm going to show you what's new in the latest of version of React – React 18 – in under 8 minutes. First, you might be wondering whether the latest set of changes will break anything with your current setup, or whether you will have to learn

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When you use code snippets in Visual Studio, it can make your coding process a lot easier and faster. But what are code snippets? And how can you use them? In this article, we'll look at how you can create code snippets in C#. Just keep in mind that snippets

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Nine years ago, universities like MIT and Stanford first opened up free online courses to the public. Today, close to 1,000 schools around the world have created thousands of free online courses. I’ve compiled this list of 760+ such free online courses that you can start this month.

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If you look at any website or application today, somewhere under the hood there is a database. After all, we live in the world of Big Data. And the volume of data is growing exponentially. With so much data at hand, we need ever more sophisticated ways to store it

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Just had a Barclays account which has been open for over 15 years closed due to multiple transaction with Binance. They served a section 11 notice after blocking my card transaction and gave 2 months to sort out another account. I will take my business elsewhere, that probably noticed most my fiat going to crypto. F Barclays submitted by /u/patelbadboy2006 [link] [comments]

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Too many people treat this like a casino. Crypto is a long game. People that bought the peak in 2017 had to wait three years to break even, it doesn’t happen overnight. Don't get me wrong, if you make the right crypto choices you will make a significant amount of money, you just have to hold long enough. 5+ years should be your timeframe. Big gains in crypto require years of holding. submitted by /u/roberthonker [link] [comments]

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Wildly popular video-sharing app TikTok—which is partially responsible for the rise of meme cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin—has prohibited its users from promoting cryptocurrencies, The Daily Mail reports. Apart from crypto, a slew of other financial services and products, such as loans, credit cards and forex trading, are also banned under the app's recently updated branded content policy. Popular social media accounts usually receive a commission for endorsing certain products. There were concerns t…

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EXPERIMENT – Tracking 2018 Top Ten Cryptocurrencies – Month Forty-Two – Down -1% Find the full blog post with all the tables is here. Welcome to your monthly no-shill data dump: the Top Ten Cryptocurrency Index Fund Experiment Updates, a bit delayed, but here at last. So y'all have heard about the 20% bonus for doing nothing with Moons, right? What fun is that, here, take some Moons! 62 Moons to the first person to name the artist and title of the song hidden in this post. That's worth about …

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It looks like the article about governments moving to make private crypto wallets illegal was just a case of good old FUD. But in the wake of China recently banning crypto for the 173rd time and general crypto FUD news stories circulating in mainstream media (CRYPTOCURRENCY USED TO FUND TERRORISM) it's natural that perhaps some people are worried about the possibility of increasing governmental regulations/crackdowns on cryptocurrencies in the future (i.e. "Will privacy coins be made illegal?"…

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Preface: ​ I tried using the ATM for buying BTC to test how it all works. Since my bank doesn't allow to buy crypto and I can't buy any crypto with my PayPal, this is one of only ways to buy BTC (I live in Germany so if someone from here knows some another way, feel free to write it, I will definitely appreciate it). I found one ATM here in the city and decided to try it with 50 Euro (the operator of ATM is Coinquistadores, I've got an email from Generalbytes) ​ Test: ​…

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Guys, I’ve been reading lots of credible stories on the internet about proposals for private wallets to be made illegal. I’m concerned because not only do I own a private wallet full of cash, including several $20 bills, but I’m the only person who knows where that wallet is most of the time. Do you think I should replace the back pocket of all my pants with a clear piece of plastic so my wallet is always visible? Seeking advice. Thanks submitted by /u/lenkendall [link] [comments]

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As the title says. I was one of those guys that got into crypto early. As in 2010 ish. For quite some time, I made a living exclusively from trading Liberty Reserve. The OG's here know that story. The feds shut it down and I lost over $15,000. I scrounged what I had left and diversified my portfolio. E-gold, Bitcoin, digitalnaira and more. Of all of them, Bitcoin had the least promise. Cos it was only used by bad guys on silk road. Which is where my dealer brought from, and was what I used to pay for w…

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It has just been announced that moons that go unclaimed will be lost permanently. This is crazy bullish news for moons, and I will be analyzing the effect this will have on their price. Since out of the total 110 Million moons distributed 45 Million are unclaimed, that is a total reduction in supply of 41%. If the amount of unclaimed moons continues at this pace, the total moon supply will only be 150 Million instead of 250 Million as predicted. With this extreme 41% cut in moon supply, they will undoubte…

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For a little context, I'm a 21 year old guy that lives with his parents, and over the last three years I've been able to work a min wage job and managed to save most of my salary because they (my parents) insisted I don't need to pay bills. Recently after the big dip I decided it was good time to invest in crypto and put about 40% of my fiat money in. Fast forward a week or so, I decided to tell my parents about it and my mom got really mad saying that I got scammed and that I'll never see …

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Many of us (myself included) assumed that distribution would continue until the hardcap was reached, but this is incorrect. The monthly distribution is on a predetermined schedule that drops a fixed 2.5% each round and doesn’t take claim activity into account, and all claims expire after 6 months. Two users (u/iNstein u/mellon98) recently reached out on this issue so we asked the admins for clarification. They confirmed unclaimed moons are considered permanently lost and will never re-enter orbit or count…

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What I've learned on my crypto journey so far. Noone has the right TA for your goals, DYOR so you won't feel spiteful for being led down the dump roads. Don't chase pumps and check reddit for coin sub-reddits to look into the echo chamber and read the threads that aren't positive. submitted by /u/Stocky2020 [link] [comments]

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Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate …

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The Chinese military recently declassified a decades-old program to develop robotic, uncrewed submarines that can target and fire at targets without human input. The revelation that autonomous killer drones already exist is alarming enough, but most shocking about the secret program is its timeline. The robotic submarines were reportedly built back in the […]

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Toilet Generator Researchers at a university in South Korea have come up with a toilet that can turn human waste into power, Reuters reports. As a bonus incentive, each use rewards students with a small amount of digital currency that they can trade in for a coffee or a cup of noodles. The toilet first […]

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Later this month, Blue Origin CEO and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos will be getting on board his space company’s New Shepard rocket on July 20 to travel to an altitude of 62 miles (100 km). That altitude, also known as the Kármán line, is the internationally recognized edge of space. And Blue Origin is arming […]

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Once again, Elon Musk is singing the praises of the cryptocurrency Dogecoin, which seems to still be his digital currency of choice. The longtime crypto advocate, who earlier this year said that he would take a salary in Bitcoin, has recently turned into one of the cryptocurrency’s most prominent critics. Most recently, he […]

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According to Russian state-owned news agency RIA Novosti, cosmonauts are still trying to identify the source of a leak causing air to escape from the International Space Station’s Russian segment.

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An alarming new study found that increased cannabis use seems to be linked in some way with an increase in suicidal thoughts or attempts at taking one’s life among teenagers. Interestingly enough, the correlation between smoking weed and suicidal ideation persisted even when the teens and young adults didn’t experience — or at least didn’t […]

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Dubai is far from done pushing the envelope when it comes to its countless tourist attractions. The city has just opened the deepest pool in the world, with a record-breaking depth of 196 feet. The Deep Dive Dubai attraction is housed in a massive 16,000 square foot structure and features an “abandoned” underwater city, state-of-the-art […]

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Unless you’re a regular visitor to Times Square (and if so, why?) you may have missed when a mysterious man soared overhead, surfing through the air on a bizarre, drone-like aircraft. It’s hard to see the footage of the Times Square flight — or any of the other videos of the […]

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Who’s Going to be a Crypto Millionaire? The producers of popular Netflix series “Queer Eye” are working on a new major TV network show — and its a bit of a doozy. A casting call, spotted by tech reporter Taylor Lorenz, outlines what the show is about. “Have you forgotten your crypto wallet password?” the […]

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If you’ve ever used a plug-in to browse a database, you’ve probably used SQL. Short for Structured Query Language, SQL has changed how we access data, sped up how quickly we can make use of it, and laid the groundwork for managing vast data sets and drawing patterns from their depths. If you work with […]

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If you look at every ape protein, they have every bone we have, every muscle we have, the same type of hair, and on and on. They’re just better adapted to their tropical rainforest environment.Illustration by BRO.vector / Shutterstock Recent fossilized bone discoveries in China and Israel support the exciting possibility of new, previously unknown species of archaic humans that wandered the planet alongside Homo sapiens. These discoveries pose new questions regarding the nature of our interaction with other…

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Simone Weil: mystic, philosopher, activist. Her ethics demand that we look beyond the personal and find the universal - by Deborah Casewell Read at Aeon

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Published on May 13, 2021 1:07 AM GMT Financial status: This is independent research. I welcome financial support to make further posts like this possible. Epistemic status: I have been thinking about these ideas for years but still have not clarified them to my satisfaction. Outline This post asks whether it is possible, in Conway’s Game of Life, to arrange for a certain game state to arise after a certain number of steps given control only of a small region of the initial game state. This question is the…

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How the world relished the world before Instagram.

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Right now, we're doing some research to try and figure out where people obtain ML data, since we hope to develop a product to make the process of getting data a lot more convenient. The survey's really short, and you'd be furthering the cause of science. Thank you! The survey link! submitted by /u/crowdset [link] [comments]

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Data and machine-learning analytics are becoming more widespread, but they grow in complexity with larger datasets requiring much time for configuration. Researchers spend less time actually in data science than getting their systems up to date which can prove difficult at times. IBM has open-sourced CodeFlare, a machine learning framework that will allow developers to train their models more efficiently onto the hybrid cloud. This new framework is an exciting concept for those who are looking to simplify …

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A research team from Cross Compass Ltd, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology and University of Tokyo presents CLIPDraw, an algorithm that synthesizes drawings based on natural language input without the need for any training. Here is a quick read: Meet CLIPDraw: Text-to-Drawing Synthesis via Language-Image Encoders Without Model Training. The ClipDraw code is available in this Colab notebook. The paper CLIPDraw: Exploring Text-to-Drawing Synthesis Through Language-Image En…

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What the title said. I have a cat. I want to see what he may have looked like as a kitten. Is there any publicly available software that can do this successfully? Serious question... sort of. Thanks! submitted by /u/Familiar-Artichoke90 [link] [comments]

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Can anybody provide a review or survey paper on how social learning has been used in artificial intelligence? submitted by /u/DReicht [link] [comments]

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From basics, through NLP to Reinforcement Learning. Link to the repo: https://github.com/microsoft/ML-For-Beginners More hard-to-find stuff related to AI & Data Science here. submitted by /u/rshpkamil [link] [comments]

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Event sensors are bio-inspired devices that imitate the brain’s efficient event-driven communication mechanisms. In contrast to conventional sensors, which capture the scene synchronously at a fixed rate, event sensors report the changes of the scene asynchronously. For example, event sensors, such as DVS cameras, capture changes in luminosity over time for each pixel independently rather than intensity images, as conventional sensors do. The benefits of higher temporal resolution, lower time latency, hig…

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Greetings my fellow r/cryptocurrency members this is my first proposal I’ve made so I apologize in advance if this isn’t top grade. I would like to talk to everyone and get their thoughts and opinions on moon tipping. As we’re all aware if you don’t tip/sell out any moons you will be rewarded with a extra 20% bonus on your karma per distribution round. Personally I think 20% bonus is a great function for the subreddit as it encourages holding, but I also feel it’s a catch 22 since one of the use cases f…

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Go Vote Baby! You get a 5% boost on your moons if you participate in governance polls. I don’t need to tell you guys how important it is to let your voice be heard and this is one of the chances to do so. This particular poll is about to pass but it needs more participation. You can also create your own polls if you wish to change something in the community. Ps: Open your vault if you haven’t. Link to poll: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ofrqvu/governance_poll_make_mods_distinguished…

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Edit: Catchy title obviously references crypto ... not black tar heroin. Some good lolz in comments tho - reducto ad absurdum style. There's a lot of reasons why many have avoided Monero. And although it has much respect from most of the community, people are still hesitant. They're afraid it'll get banned or regulated out of existence. Afraid they'll get put on the terror watch list (half /joke). Afraid it won't go up in price. I could give a dissertation on why these risks are fair…

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A few days ago, i (ironically) wrote, that the Shiba Devs really outdid themselves with copy-pasting the Uniswap code to create ShibSwap. I wanna apologize. They don't deserve this. They actually copied the code and made it worse, so they can scam people. They clearly put a lot of work into it! Kudos, dear ShibSwap devs. Get fucked. Source for the rant: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/oetj6z/scam_alert_very_concerned_about_the_new_shibswap/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/c…

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I have done this community a solid, I have managed to inadvertently burn well over 1k moons by forgetting both my Reddit and email password. This has certified in my mind that I am a giant dumbass. Sincerely a noble dumbass submitted by /u/SeriouslyUnfunnyguy [link] [comments]

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I see that the Nano post was getting a lot of action for leaving the Top 100 (which it has done previously). Digibyte on the other hand is 1 of only 6 (Now 5) cryptos to have remained in the Top 100 since Q1 of 2014. The dev Team for Digibyte is on the Verge of releasing Version 8, which brings: -ProgPoW mining upgrade -RandomX mining upgrade -Schnorr Sigs -Taproot Plus many more minor upgrades DigiAssetX and DigiAssets Version 3 is also set to be released any day, which will allow for much bette…

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Recent weeks I have been hearing a lot of people say I should sell, because it wouldn't recover. However, today my 85 year old neighbor told me I should sell. If the people who don't know shit about crypto and just play Candy Crush all day say it's time to sell, we must be approaching the bottom. Time to buy the dip (again) submitted by /u/Baatus [link] [comments]

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Any time the little guys start winning, the elite can’t help themselves but to try to fuck them over. They act like we’re too stupid to handle risk and they pass their regulations to “protect” us. Stop banking with these banks. Stop voting for these control freaks. Stop clicking the clickbait FUD. It’s only going to get worse. submitted by /u/8512764EA [link] [comments]

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So the Head of the central bank of central banks openly says that Central banks will have total control of how you spend your money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVmKN4DSu3g At 4:37! "the central bank will have absolute control on the rules and regulations that will determine the use of that expression of central bank liability and also we will have the technology to enforce that" And this week we see that UK people have '"no permission" from Santander and Barclays banks to spe…

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I'm going to need some chips to go along with all this dip! I think these dips might be my fault guys. Every time I do some buying thinking I'm buying the dip, it dips even further. I bought some ETH last night, which of course means the market will dip immediately afterwards. Sorry about that! Maybe I should give out some warnings next time I'm about to buy some crypto.... submitted by /u/Hsiang7 [link] [comments]

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I'm at a loss for words (well, not literally, otherwise you'd not see this post). I've been a holder since XRB days. It's my first coin. It was perfect: Instant. Feeless. Green. IMO, it was what Satoshi intended as the ultimate cryptocurrency. ​ Now, I understand Nano came to be in a situation where smart contracts where not such a big thing, and there were no "swaps" and there was no staking/lending/liquidity pools etc. People want more from crypto and that's OK. But…

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It's 2009, my brother is reading a UK tech magazine called T3 where they mention this new thing called bitcoin. We proceeded to look into it further and came across a website on the dark web called Silk Road, we then bought 10 Bitcoin from Mtgox I believe and proceeded to buy a few grams of weed with it, which we thought was incredible that you could buy weed with this weird new internet money. I could have been incredibly wealthy if I wasn't a stoner, so long story short: don't do drugs kids. …

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A Beginner's Guide to Cryptocurrency Wallets updated on 8th July 2021 ​ A cryptocurrency wallet is basically a software that enables you to track, send and receive coins through the blockchain like a bank account. Every wallet has a public key and a private key, but we'll get back to this later. But first let’s answer a few things that you are probably wondering about 💭 ​ Why do you need a wallet if you can buy coins on sites like Coinbase or Binance? ​ There's an ol…

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I coded and open-sourced a crypto trading algorithm that places trades on Binance based on Reddit post sentiment on relevant cryptocurrency subreddits. Despite my rational mind telling me it's not the best decision to just let this run on a live account, I decided to bite the bullet and let the script run for a week with the following configuration: The bot scans the top 10 posts in hot on r/cryptocurrency, r/crypto_currency, r/cryptocurrencies and r/worldnews. It looks for keywords in the posts t…

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This is basic rule is so underrated, when an asset falls down, you should be more motivated to invest in it. The opposite for the rise up, when it goes up it becomes more risky and there should be less incentive to invest. Always do your research before you invest and don’t invest based on emotions. Edit: this can be applied only to asset with solid fundamentals submitted by /u/mellon98 [link] [comments]

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Which means they can feel fear and disgust like the rest of us. Here's how I amuse myself when approached by scammers offering to "teach me about crypto investing" with "the investment company" they use. EDIT: saw a couple no-mooners in here. check your vaults. that moon's from me. thanks for taking time to enjoy my shenanigans https://preview.redd.it/lc9pz8vckx971.png?width=1430&format=png&auto=webp&s=30894cf3b3f39c4d160d8fa334025fda95448bfd https://preview.redd.i…

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Shiba Inu token has launched their own swap similar to uniswap. It now offers staking but not in a traditional sense, instead users deposit Shiba Inu tokens which are then locked, and those users are given newly minted tokens named xShib, which they can later come back and use to redeem their original tokens. The site claims they earn rewards for staking but based on my findings this is not the case at all. I am not here to to spread fud, but the lack of transparency with this is a big red flag for me. Th…

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Hello! I'm a physics teacher who's been looking for a career change for some time now and I've settled on data science. I'm wondering if there's anyone here who's made a career change into the field that could possibly help me out (bonus points if you also came from teaching haha). My main issue is I'm not sure how to build up practical experience and demonstrate it to a potential employer. I'm currently working through dataquest and, after I've completed some of that…

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Are there any recommended approaches to finding patterns in sequences that have some outcome attached? For example, I can categorize a session into 3 different buckets: "bought", "added to cart but didn't buy", "did not add to cart". If I want to find similarities among the same outcome, and find differences between outcomes, based strictly on the sequence of events that happened on the site, what would be a good way to do this? My first thought is to construct Markov Cha…

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Data and machine-learning analytics are becoming more widespread, but they grow in complexity with larger datasets requiring much time for configuration. Researchers spend less time actually in data science than getting their systems up to date which can prove difficult at times. IBM has open-sourced CodeFlare, a machine learning framework that will allow developers to train their models more efficiently onto the hybrid cloud. This new framework is an exciting concept for those who are looking to simplify …

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Trying to help out some people I know trying to break into DS. If you were interviewing an entry-level candidate, what questions would you ask and what would you deem an acceptable answer to that question? submitted by /u/vaccines_melt_autism [link] [comments]

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I've just been denied progression to the next round of interviews due to the take home assessment. I feel like the assessment criteria was a bit unfair and not applicable to a machine learning engineering role. An example of why I was denied was because I wasn't able to link the evaluation metrics from a model to the business problem. While I agree with me not providing a discussion around the above, I do not agree with it being assessment criteria for a MLE role. Am I alone in thinking this? &#…

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Does anyone have any good introductory material for Knowledge Graph Embeddings (graph2vec, gl2vec, etc)? I was tasked with exploring them for a particular application and seem to be swimming in white papers. Would anyone care to elaborate on their experience using KGE's like graph2vec and how it performed on certain tasks and classifications? Any input helps. submitted by /u/smok1naces [link] [comments]

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bvfj5_8rNz-tUpc6kHPVkBdIOG5lSpEdbjwujUyVFUU/edit?usp=sharing "My WR is 7 for 10k hands - am I a winning player?" Some form of this question is asked often with a couple of standard responses: 50/50. You need 50k hands. Check out Primedope (https://www.primedope.com/poker-variance-calculator/) I was hoping to provide you all with another option. I think Primedope is a cool-ass website, but the way we're using it when we direct people there has a mas…

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I am in the situation where there is no documentation, and the only DS guy. The only way is to look at the code or asking in-charge people. And I said it's really important and efficient to have docs to address the issues, code logic in a shared folder. So, I propose spending a week to write both technical and business documents. They said something like everyone has other important things to do. Documentation is often underappreciated as it didn't generate seen revenue. submitted by …

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http://www.kobaza.com/ The way it helps discoverability right now is to store (submitter provided) metadata about the dataset that would hopefully match with some of the things people search for when looking for a dataset to fulfill their project’s needs. I would appreciate any feedback on the idea (email in the footer of the site) and how you would approach the problem of discoverability in a large store of datasets edit: feel free to check out the upload functionality to store any data you are comforta…

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See title, just interested in your favourite resources for this topic. submitted by /u/Jimbobmij [link] [comments]

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Is it possible to do text analysis in under a week from facebook, twitter, instagram and ticktock in under a week for someone with no prior experience. (I need to gauge popularity of some trends). And how easy/hard is text analysis in general? submitted by /u/mimilolomimi [link] [comments]

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So I am applying to jobs and one of them includes Java as a qualification along with python. I get python because that's where I do a lot of my data processing, visualization and ML algorithms. What kinds of tasks would be relegated to java? I intend to learn the language to be more marketable, so how might I focus my learning so that my Java skills are geared towards the data industry? submitted by /u/brazdaph [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I recently finished my masters in data science and joined a consulting firm as a data scientist with the promise of data science projects. However i've been here 6 months to date and only done data engineering (SSIS, ADF Pipelines, Python data conversion scripting). I come from a cloud engineering background so I am familiar with data engineering work and I'm comfortable doing it, however, I was hoping to get my hands dirty with some Data Science work. I've raised this with my manager…

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US carmaker Dodge has teased an all-electric muscle car that’s set to be released some time in 2024. But rather than leaning into the environmentally friendly messaging used by many of its competitors, the performance carmaker is focusing on muscle — not a reduction in greenhouse gases. The company’s upcoming EV will “tear up the […]

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A newly-uncovered military document portends a horrifying future, warning that the risk of nuclear warfare is on the rise. The document, which was obtained and shared online by the Federation of American Scientists on Tuesday, is the latest edition of a manual meant to offer updates on the state of military activity around […]

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The startup Halo has a bold plan to eradicate the headaches of finding a parking spot by letting customers drive cars that can then steer themselves back home after the trip is complete. The funny bit, of course, is that its cars are only driverless in the most literal sense — someone back […]

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Stunning Images NASA’s groundbreaking Mars Helicopter has sent back some stunning pictures it took on July 5 while flying over the Red Planet’s rocky landscape — and this time, they’re in color. The helicopter took off for its ninth flight on Monday, breaking the small four pound rotorcraft’s “records for flight duration and cruise speed,” […]

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As time passes and the deadly heatwave that inundated western Canada and the northwest United States begins to ease up, experts are starting to paint a clearer picture of the situation. Unfortunately, that picture includes a whole lot of death and a grim outlook for the future, Earther reports. The heatwave, which […]

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Signs of Life NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope encountered a serious problem on June 13. Its payload computer tasked with controlling and coordinating the telescope’s various scientific instruments failed, forcing all astronomical observations to a standstill. Ever since, NASA’s team back on the ground has been furiously trying to get Hubble back online. So far, their […]

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We all want the absolute best for our pets. And why shouldn’t we? Other people are cool, but pets are our most loyal companions. Without fail, they comfort us when we’re sad, make us laugh when we’re bored, and give us unconditional love when the world feels cold and empty. (They also lick up food […]

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Rocket Engine Delays Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin is falling out of favor with one of its biggest customers. The United Launch Alliance (ULA) is planning to use two of Blue Origin’s BE-4 rocket engines to build its Vulcan rocket, a two-stage, heavy-lift launch vehicle currently under development. Its an agreement that dates back […]

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The Teletubbies — the nightmare half-baby-half-television creatures from your childhood — are all vaxxed up and ready for a wild Summer, according to a bizarre tweet from the TV show’s brand account. “We’re all vaxxed!” the tweet reads. “Just in time for a Tubby hot summer. Who’s ready to come out & play.” It’s fun, […]

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The Manhattan Project was the United States’ World War II research and development project that produced the world’s first atomic bombs. It is without question one of the biggest, most ambitious, and most historically significant scientific undertakings in the history of the world. And now, thanks to the folks at Mini Museum, who have obtained […]

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Carbon capture has, for years, been the darling of climate change experts who argue that we can use technology to engineer ourselves out of our current dire predicament. But even the scientists who helped pioneer the concept of direct air capture — facilities that can suck greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere and […]

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After getting caught marketing its e-cigarette products to minors, Juul is facing some tough days ahead. Sales have plummeted by $500 million, according to The New York Times. The once trendy vaping company has had to make some big changes over the last year and a half and is now facing an uphill battle to […]

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While the future of dentistry features teeth that heal themselves and robot dentists, right now brushing and flossing regularly is the best way to keep your teeth clean. Yet when you’re sick, or if you’re dealing with a dental infection, keeping your toothbrush clean can be a challenge. The Germ Shield UV Toothbrush Sanitizer will […]

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Vaccines work. It’s that simple. And as the COVID-19 pandemic eases and we return to public life, there are going to be situations where you need to have your vaccine records handy, whether to solve an external issue or just for your own peace of mind. The ImmunaBand makes those records available safely and securely, […]

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This post will show you how to build the Feature Toggle mechanism in your Next.JS application. We are going to use Next.JS, React, and TypeScript. We will deploy our application to Vercel to demonstrate the real-life example. You can find the code and video in the summary at

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Developing web pages used to involve writing HTML, CSS, and a little scripting code like JavaScript for functionality. But over time, we've developed new and more advanced technologies and frameworks to create webpages. We now use things like reusable components, routing, and rendering to the document object model (DOM). These

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According to Google trends, React is the most popular JavaScript frontend framework. Unless you're in the U.S. state of Nebraska, that is. 😀 Google Trends (React vs Angular)React is a declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. We just released a full React course on the

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A group of mathematicians has shown that at critical moments, a symmetry called rotational invariance is a universal property across many physical systems. The post Mathematicians Prove Symmetry of Phase Transitions first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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Popular culture sees Nero as a sadist. The artefacts tell a more balanced story, revealing how history mutates over time - by Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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We no longer have a clear sense of how to introduce our children to death. But their questions can help us face up to it - by Pragya Agarwal Read at Aeon

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"A metaphor is language that simultaneously creates and solves its own riddle; within that minute explosion of mind is both expansion and release... It is how the mind instructs itself in a more complex seeing."

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Hello all, I’m working as an undergrad analyst for my teams baseball team this summer, and I’m working with 3-4 other undergrads as well, and led by two professors in the economics dept. We help the baseball coaches by mining their pitch by pitch data and bringing them any ideas we have or visualizations. It’s been a really cool experience so far, we are building a shiny dashboard for them to help visualize their player pitching tendencies, collecting data from other sources, it’s fun…. However, I’m not hav…

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I received a case study for an interview I told them I have had no experience with pipeline however they sent a case study that includes a pipeline dataset. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with it. The job only requires SQL and visualizations. They mentioned there is no direction the case study should go but examples of questions would be: "Where is an area where you would suggest the sales team focus their efforts on in the future? Or rather, are there areas of the sales funnel where w…

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I think it's best to formulate the question as an example. Let's say I want to predict the room temperature using a simple LSTM(+dense layers etc; doesn't matter what the architecture is) model. For inputs, I choose variables that are relevant to the estimation process. Usually, in literature, people tend to use temperature at t-1, outside weather temperature, and finally the temperature setpoint. The last variable tends to remain constant for an arbitrary duration of time but changes depending…

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I've seen quite a few threads in other subs where people share their recent job search experience. On r/datascience, I only found 3 different threads in the last year with people sharing their experience, so I thought it might be interesting/useful to have a thread similar to the salary sharing thread for people to share their experience. For SWE jobs, there's definitely the impression that the market is very hot for applicants right now. I'm curious to what extent that holds for the different t…

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Earlier this year, my company has allowed me to work from home permanently, even after the pandemic. Since then, I have been very happy in my current role, and very productive. It has also made me more hesitant to consider other job offers since I value working from home over compensation to a certain extent. For example, earlier this year I was interviewing for a couple of startup jobs that would have increased my salary by 20-30%. However, they want people back in the office 3-4 days a week as soon as …

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I am currently a data analyst (£35K), just given a promotion as a data scientist at £2.5K more. I have 4 years analyst experience + a STEM degree (don't want to give further details in case someone from my company sees this, lol.) Maybe I was a little naive to expect a minimum of £40K, but I was still I very disappointed in this increase of ~7% and the fact that this appears to be below the London market standards. I have zero salary negotiation experience but want to know if it's reasonable to …

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I'm using pycaret for regression and each time I run a catboost the R2 value decreases, what could be causing this? submitted by /u/classic123456 [link] [comments]

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Hi everybody, I recently got hired in a company using azure, and I expect to be building ml models on that platform. I am currently looking into their ml based offerings, and right now feel somewhat disappointed that the main ML tool is centered around drag and drop modelling (??). Has anybody worked with ML in azure doing more custom things? In AWS I would build ml or data pipeline using infrastructure as code and pointing to my python scripts doing the actual logic. This gave me perfect flexibility for…

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At the risk (and hope) of getting pushbacks from software engineering heavy data scientists, it seems to me that some of the hurdles of coding are easily done by GitHub copilot and it will only get better. How do you think it will impact data science and data scientist? The parts of coding where one needs to be creative remain valuable of course. But the value of online DS courses like datacamp and udemy might decline and the demand for statistics heavy data scientist may go up. What do you guys think? &#…

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In terms of furthe career development and overall professional growth what would be better for a product company or a consultancy? What are the possible underwater rocks of working for a service company besides the client stream? submitted by /u/an_tonova [link] [comments]

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Basically, I mean which skills of a data scientist could be useful/pertinent for the 3D fields mentioned in the title submitted by /u/shrimpily [link] [comments]

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We are heavy data engineering and data science team who regularly interacts with product and Marketing teams We don't want to Product team and marketing team to get involved into dwh or schema or any data level asking hell what's this what's that... Rather we providing the proper data dictionary like what's the table what's it's meaning fields at High level view.. It would be highly appreciated if you have used any similar relevant tools.. Ps.. we are not looking for data governan…

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First Mentioned Here I Propose that the moon distribution to happen in accordance to the Lunar Cycle/ Lunar Calendar. Not only will this be really cool, this would do away with redditors constantly asking "When Moon", in other words, one can simply look up the Lunar Calendar, or Google, "When is full moon day" The Snapshot Day can be the First Quarter, and the Distribution day can be the Full Moon Day. As can be observed Here Abovementioned 2 days have a time-gap of around 7 days bet…

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Moons are r/CryptoCurrency's version of Community Points. Community Points are a way for users to be rewarded for their contributions to the subreddit, and they can be used on premium features in the community. Moons are distributed every 4 weeks based on contributions people make to r/CryptoCurrency. For every distribution, Reddit publishes karma data as a default measure of contribution. The community can review the data and optionally propose an alternative distribution, if they wish. This distribu…

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Why? Because it's comedic. ​ I don't have the necessary karma to make posts so I just decided to contribute and put my middle fingers up and buy a membership instead. ​ Thanks to u/Ndivided132 for the tip to buy it for $4.99 on my laptop instead of the 1,000 moons option on mobile! submitted by /u/Austinlee1994 [link] [comments]

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Distinguished posts are submissions or comments posted by a mod or admin, which they choose to highlight to indicate that they are speaking officially (such as this one for example). On old.reddit this may be a green highlight behind the username or green [M] next to it. On new.reddit and mobile, this is usually a green shield next to the username. For admins, this is usually a red highlight. ​ It was the understanding of most mods that distinguished posts were already ineligible for moons, which m…

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I can't stand this period of relative stability. Only 5-10% gains or losses in a day? LAME! In a market like this, the only way I can think of to make a profit is to actually make informed decisions and be patient. That is NOT acceptable. I should be able to bash my face on the keyboard until either lamborghinis start popping out of the USB slots or my entire life savings turns into a potato. I am going to move to China where Bitcoin is BANNED because this is WRONG submitted by /u/thro…

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The Moon snapshot is today (where you find out how many moons you have earned for the month). After the snapshot is released at around 5pm EST, you will start to see governance polls being posted. vote on these polls for a 5% bonus to next months moons submitted by /u/roberthonker [link] [comments]

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Apparently not everyone seems to know this, but if you use Coinbase, you can switch to Coinbase Pro for free and enjoy lower fees there! Afaik you can't stake on CB Pro, but you can buy and then transfer to regular Coinbase. ​ Edit: Great tip from u/aladdinr for those concerned about the longer transfer times: deposit fiat into the main Coinbase platform (allows you to transfer instantly without the wait period CB Pro has). Then transfer the fiat (free) to CB Pro. Buy on CB Pro. Then tr…

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Banks are waking up to the threat of being replaced by the crypto world. Here's a list of all of the FIAT deposit/withdrawals, which are either fully or partially suspended on Binance right now: - AED: United Arab Emirates dirham - CHF: Swiss Francs - SZK: Szech Koruny - AUD: Australien Dollars - DKK: Danish Kroner - EUR: Euro - GBP: British Pound - HUF: Hungarian Forint - JPY: Japanese Yen - NZD: New Zealand Dollar - PLN: Polish Zlotych - SEK: Swedish Kroner - ZAR: South African Rand &#x…

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Visa on Wednesday announced that it is partnering with over 50 cryptocurrency companies to allow clients to spend and convert digital currencies through its card program. The partnership will make it easy for clients to convert and spend digital currencies at 70 million merchants worldwide, even those that do not accept digital assets. "The merchants don't have to change anything," Cuy Sheffield, Visa's head of cryptocurrency, told Insider. "It will be the same as any other Visa tra…

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I started gaming for as long as I can remember. FPS and co-op games were my favorite. I eventually got into Bitcoin but keeping tabs of the market is way too boring for me. So I started playing crypto related games, not even to earn money but just for fun and see where it gets me. I always try to explore other games when I can, so if you enjoy crypto related games, let me know what your favorites are! :) Here's mine Waves Ducks is a game focused on collectible digital duck images in the NFT format. You…

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I'm finding it incredible just how many people in crypto are confusing the triple halvening/cliffening which comes with the merge and EIP-1559. I have seen multiple YouTubers (and not the shitty bybit link shilling, shitcoin pumping kind) and many people on Reddit thinking that the cliffening is happening in the next month with EIP-1559. The amount of misinformation is frustrating. People are going to look at EIP-1559's respectable change to ETH supply (but not dramatic like the merge) and claim &qu…

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From 10,000 Bitcoin pizza purchases and cryptographic Lambos to the billion dollar donations for the India Covid relief fund, Cryptocurrency has changed the world already. Maybe tomorrow it will go kaput. Maybe next week it will take over the world and free us from the Fiat chains of our oppressers. Whatever happens, the past 10 years have been the most exciting years of my life thanks to the Blockchain and I'm just one of millions. No matter who you are, you're interested in Cryptocurrency this …

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Objects are one of the most valuable things you can learn in Javascript. You can use them to take your programs to the next level. An object is a collection of data – or key value pairs – which consist of variables and functions that you can access using dot notation. Now

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A lot of people want to learn machine learning these days. But the daunting bottom-up curriculum that most ML teachers propose is enough discourage a lot of newcomers. In this tutorial I flip the curriculum upside down and will outline what I think is the fastest and easiest way to

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List comprehension is an easy to read, compact, and elegant way of creating a list from any existing iterable object. Basically, it's a simpler way to create a new list from the values in a list you already have. It is generally a single line of code enclosed in square

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I've carefully gone through over 50 resources, I've been through 10 JavaScript interviews, and I've landed a job at a unicorn startup. And throughout this entire process, I started to see a pattern in the most frequently asked JS interview questions. In this article, I have tried to list the

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Binary search is a common algorithm used in programming languages and programs. It can be very useful for programmers to understand how it works. We just released a binary search course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. You will learn how to implement binary search in C and C++, but

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Mykola Rabchevsky, in his short post, does a fine job of describing why to accomplish anything close to human level intelligence and communication, text must be grounded. There are too many short-sighted projects in development that think the road to general-purpose artificial intelligence is through text processing alone. https://agieng.substack.com/p/agi-texts-vs-knowledge?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjozMTYxMTUzNCwicG9zdF9pZCI6Mzg0ODA2OTYsIl8iOiJvQzRrWSIsImlhdCI6MTYyNTY5MjY1MSwiZXhwIjoxNjI1Njk2MjUxLCJpc3MiOiJwdWI…

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ByteDance, the developer of TikTok, is starting to sell its AI technology for other companies. The China-based company quietly launched a new BytePlus division back in June, which focuses on selling TikTok’s artificial intelligence technology to businesses worldwide. Main features include computer vision, real-time video effects, translation of text and speech functions as well as tools for data analysis and management. BytePlus’s client list includes popular sites such as Goat, WeGo, Chilibeli, GamesApp et…

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A research team from ByteDance AI Lab, University of Wisconsin–Madison and Nanjing University wins the ACL 2021 best paper award. Their proposed Vocabulary Learning via Optimal Transport (VOLT) approach leverages optimal transport to automatically find an optimal vocabulary without trial training. Here is a quick read: ACL 2021 Best Paper: Finding the Optimal Vocabulary for Machine Translation via an Optimal Transport Approach. The associated codes are available on the project GitHub. The paper Vocabular…

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Hey everyone! We are looking for teachers, teacher assistants, or professionals willing to help and exchange with people learning AI by answering questions from time to time. We are an AI-enthusiasts community of over 15'000 people now where members can chat, ask questions, share resources and projects, find job offers, etc. We are now focusing on getting experts or advanced members to join us and help us help others. More info about the community and how to join us: Learn AI Together Excited to chat…

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In this article: What is Progressive Car Insurance Quote Things you need to get a car Insurance Quote How to get a Car Insurance Quote How much should car insurance be? 7 largest U.S Auto Insurers The average Sample rate of U.S auto insurers FAQ What is Car Insurance Quote? A progressive Car insurance quote is an idea or an estimation about how much you will pay to insure your vehicle through any given company. Basically, a car insurance quote is an idea or an estimation of an amount you will p…

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We want to present to you, AISEO. The most detailed SEO optimized content generator available right now. Strap yourselves in as blogs and sales rates are about to skyrocket at the press of a button! There are plenty of text generators out and about at the moment but what really sets AISEO above all is the attention to detail and the true sentiment in writing. This revolutionary AI is able to not only capture the client’s objective but their vision. Irrespective of background, AISEO will fulfill everyone…

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I am about to enter my final year of undergrad and I have to pick a project that I have to work on for a almost a year. I want to pick up something interested related to AI and Machine Learning. One of my professors told me about working on Semantics AI, but I want to have some more ideas. Moreover, I know what Semantics AI is but I am not sure what project I can work on it. Basically I am just looking for ideas, I want to have a clear picture in front of me before deciding what kind of project I want to w…

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On the dark night of March 13, 1781, William Herschel settled down in his garden observatory in Bath, England, for a routine night of observing stars, when he noticed something out of place in the heavens. Through the eyepiece of his homemade 7-foot telescope, he spied an interloper in the constellation Gemini: “a curious, either nebulous star or perhaps a comet,” as he recorded it. For weeks, he stalked the unknown object, monitoring its steady appearance and circular path around the sun until there could …

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Everything became imbued with a sense of vitality and life and vividness. If I picked up a pebble from the beach, it would move. It would glisten and gleam and sparkle and be absolutely captivating,” says neuroscientist Anil Seth. “Somebody looking at me would see me staring at a stone for hours.” Or what seemed like hours to Seth. A researcher at the United Kingdom’s University of Sussex, he studies how the brain helps us perceive the world within and without, and is intrigued by what psychedelics such as …

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In our evolving understanding of dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus rex has acquired a new persona in recent decades. It’s always been the imperious, curiously agile two-ton gargantua, personified as a gaunt, grizzle-faced gunfighter at the dark end of the bar, a soulless creature that lived to 30 and possessed a keen sense of smell, good eyesight, surprisingly pliable skin and banana-sized teeth. Add a taste for Triceratops, which it ate by pulling off the head then using its smaller front teeth to nip the soft fles…

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Apart from carrying the first astronauts to the surface of the Moon since the Apollo missions, cleaning up our planet’s increasingly littered orbit — and perhaps even enabling the establishment of a city on Mars — SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft could even be used to bring the world of astronomy to new levels. In a Wednesday […]

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Researchers dumped 60 brown trout in a water tank that contained low levels of methamphetamine to see if they would get addicted, much in the same way humans do. After eight weeks, the fish started preferring waters with concentrations of the illicit drug over waters without it, suggesting they were starting to get addicted to […]

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Fade In: The sky glows pink as the people of a Toledo, Ohio neighborhood gather to display an impressive but seemingly amateur fireworks show. Suddenly, the camera shakes violently and what sounds like machine gun fire drowns out everything else. In the distance, a seemingly endless technicolor explosion erupts as people flee, occasionally […]

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Sail Again Remember that giant container ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal in Egypt? Well, there’s been some good news. The Ever Given, a 1,310-feet-long vessel loaded with around 18,300 containers, finally resumed its journey to leave the Canal on Wednesday, as Reuters reports — perhaps the perfect analogy for the return of […]

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A horrifying new trend is emerging in the face of climate change: more areas are growing so hot and humid that people are simply dying off. In fact, these heat and humidity conditions are far more likely than experts have assumed, according to research published in the journal Science Advances last May. In the study, […]

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A shocking number of neurological, pulmonary, and musculoskeletal diseases seem to be linked to ADHD in adults, according to a massive new study. ADHD in adults remains critically understudied, especially when it comes to how the psychiatric condition impacts the rest of a patient’s overall health. But that could change — researchers have now identified […]

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The icy crust enveloping Saturn’s moon Enceladus has long fascinated astronomers. Evidence collected by NASA and the European Space Agency’s Cassini-Huygens spacecraft suggests the shell could be hiding a massive subsurface ocean made up of briny water underneath it — which may or may not be brimming with life. According to a new study by […]

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To many, the long-awaited UFO report released by the Pentagon late last month came as a disappointment. Months of waiting earned us a nine page report that more or less confirmed what we already suspected: the US government has no idea what the strange “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” (UAPs) could possibly be. Reports of strange sightings […]

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Americans started to drink a whole lot more during the coronavirus pandemic than they did prior to it, and those numbers still seem to be climbing. Alcohol sales and use tend to spike after stressful events in the United States, Axios reports. Similar trends occurred in the aftermath of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, for example. […]

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Adult video content is probably more popular now than at any other point in history, thanks to a combination of the internet and the unfortunate confluence of circumstances that defined the last year. But if you’ve grown tired of the infinite stream, it’s probably because you’re unaware of the next stage of adult content online: […]

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According to a new study, there may be a pretty effective way for men to increase their lifespan — but it requires a pretty severe alteration to the physical body that may not appeal to everybody. A team led by researchers from the University of Otago were able to show that castration of male sheep […]

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A temporal pattern of activity observed in human brains for the first time may explain how we can learn so quickly. The post Neurons Unexpectedly Encode Information in the Timing of Their Firing first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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I'm starting an MSDS next fall. I did engineering in undergrad and have a basic grasp of probability, inference, and regression. I will be taking a couple of courses on statistical modeling and a couple courses on multivariate analysis, which should help me broaden my statistics skills. The remaining courses are mostly related to cs fundamentals (algorithms, data structures, databases), data warehousing, data management, machine learning, data mining and cloud computing. I'm having a hard time comi…

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Hey guys, I figured reddit members should be great at given some advice or share some similar experiences people have had with the process of applying to a CompBio/informatics fellowship. So I applied to a Computational Biology Fellowship (2 years) and got the first phone screening. Breezed though code/analysis challenge, actually that's a lie, it was hard as sh*t! But Found out today that i passed the challenge and they loved my approach! Now im invited to give a 30-40min scientific presentation to …

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In short, I've been tasked with creating an anomaly detection system for traders (essentially attempting to answer "Is this trade anomalous for this trader?"). This is tricky, mostly because traders may be exchangeable but trades are not. A model which ignores trader (a completely pooled model, in mixed model terms) ignores the variation between traders and would ostensibly alert on trades which are anomalous as compared to the nominal trade. That's bad because there may just be aggressiv…

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I want to get a good idea of what my bottom line salary should be, even though I know it can vary depending on which industry I go into. I don’t want to overestimate/underestimate the value of my skillset. I have a masters degree in statistics/data science with no work experience yet, but I am experienced with python, numpy, pandas, sci-kit learn, R, and SQL. I am also familiar with AWS and jupyter. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/JoinOrDie20 [link] [comments]

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Hi all, Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere -- I am new to this subreddit. I have a technical interview coming up for a DS position with Twitter. I am wondering what the best tips for doing well in a phone technical interview are? I received instructions re: the types of things they are usually interested in gauging, but other than prepping in terms of reviewing what they specifically reference as of interest, is there anything you wish you'd known before doing a technical interview with a ma…

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Hello! I started a job during COVID right after my Masters. I was an intern here for a year before. I didn't really wanted to join that but because of covid I couldn't really find another job. Now it's been a year and I feel like it's time for me to move on. The reason why I want to leave is because the work is very repetitive like building dashboards with the same database. Also, I don't really get to use any new tools and I feel really out of touch from what's going on in the in…

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Note: I'm mainly interested in progressing as a data analyst, though I won't entirely discount the possibility of exploring data scientist roles somewhere down the line. Background: I essentially have eight years of experience doing data analysis for a large international real estate company. My work tends to revolve around Salesforce (doing data quality control, creating new fields, managing layouts, creating reports, prepping data in Excel and ingesting it), but I also do some basic SQL and Table…

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Hello! I'm an intern on a data team that's still experimenting with how to best implement admin stuff, including code reviews, which from my understanding are common place in the straight up full-stack software engineer space. I was wondering if anyone had experience with how code reviews are done in practice for data teams who aren't necessarily building software products per se. Any thoughts on how beneficial they are/how they should be approached? submitted by /u/the_emcee […

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Hi all! I’m currently in a data science program and need a few hours of tutoring. PM me if you’re interested and we can figure something out! submitted by /u/donttalktomeorson [link] [comments]

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Planning out my career currently. As of now, I’m focusing on my career, however, I’m curious if those of you who pursued yourself doctorate, if you found it beneficial. Additionally, Did you work and work on your degree at the same time? Was your degree mainly online or in-person? Where did you go to school? How much student debt did you accrue earning this degree? Thanks for your help. Like I mentioned, while I’m not ready to pursue it quite yet, I feel I should at least look into my options. …

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At my current job I am surrounded by a huge mass of data, but my tasks are very narrowly defined and do not have much to do with data science. However, due to my educational background, my general interest and capabilities in coding languages such as SQL, R and some Python, I see large potential for various small- to mid-sized projects. Some might actually create business value, others might be more an interesting-to-know thing. I might draft something someday when I have time to at least present it to my m…

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What kinds of applications have people used survival analysis for in industry? It seems like a pretty general approach, but my impression is that applications and examples are still overwhelmingly limited to clinical research. I know some references mention loan repayments/defaults and customer churn as possible applications, but has anybody actually used survival analysis for those things in practice? If you have used survival models, I'm also curious to know what your goal was, in terms of predictio…

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I noticed there are codes for diseases, and I don’t think there are diseases with the same name. Any idea, what the purpose of the code is for, when the name of the virus or disease is unique? This is for a medical data set I am looking at. submitted by /u/SwoleJohll [link] [comments]

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Mods remove if this is off topic. So I’ve been a data analyst for about two years now and when I first was looking for jobs I feel like no one really wanted a data analyst with data science being so in demand. But 2 years later I feel like the data analyst is having a resurgence as companies are realizing the data complexities of having so many data scientist, the cost and the limitations of the role within most Fortune 500 companies. They also are seeming to buy into the benefits of more simple yet stil…

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Hey all, I have a strong background in webscraping, data collection, and analysis and wanted to try messing around with applying this skill set to sports betting. If any of you have worked on a similar project, have recommendations for websites with relevant data (with or without an api), any interest in collaborating with me, or just any other recommendations or relevant info. submitted by /u/pmarct [link] [comments]

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I am working on a problem where I need (ideally) to forecast a daily-based time series for customer acquisition costs. To make it more clear, customer acquisition costs (CAC) stand for the marketing costs divided by the number of purchases in a given period. In my case, I have a dataset with ~400 daily observations. There are a lot of spikes in the data some of which can be attributed to marketing events or, say, weekends, and in this case, it's possible to add regressors to take account of that. Noneth…

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I had an interview and they need someone for data analytics role. But upon interviewing, it seemed like the role is inclined towards project management than understanding data and translating these to valuable insights. Though I have the skills for the job but I just thought the fact it has analytics means it would involved data visualization, translating to insights etc submitted by /u/summerhime [link] [comments]

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Hi. ​ In a few weeks I'll join a data science team in which I'll be tasked with creating (presumably) web dashboards. To get a head start, I though I'd reach out to the data science community to learn more about recommended technologies and tools for creating functional dashboards quickly. I don't yet know which functional requirements I'll be met with, so I just need to get some broad overview over the different options out there. My background is in IT, and I've worked w…

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Hi everyone, I compiled a list of newsletters for DS, DE, ML, and AI in this article and was wondering if you all agree with the list, or there's any other ones I missed out. Cheers. submitted by /u/benthecoderX [link] [comments]

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I'm new to data science, and trying to keep myself interested in learning by being hands on with the project. I'm trying to run a model and I believe good inputs would include proximity to parks and other land use cases. How can I obtain this data/extract this data from somewhere into a csv file? I know OSM seems to be the biggest free provider of this. Thanks! submitted by /u/DeFartist [link] [comments]

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Asking for a friend, she just graduated with an MIS and has final rounds of interview with a large media company. Looking for suggestions as to what would be some interesting questions to ask the interviewers at the end of each session. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/imdabong [link] [comments]

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Hey guys, I have a few options/offers for working at a few companies as a data scientist. I have the option for working for Deloitte (big 4 consulting firm) as a consultant, vs working at New York Times as a data scientist. I've read information about both of these places but I would like to get the opinion of those on this subreddit w/o introducing any personal bias. Compensation difference between the two offers is negligible submitted by /u/Slimj92 [link] [comments]

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Like, for example I give it 100 Spongebob episodes and it would write one based on the data I gave it. submitted by /u/AllAroundEd [link] [comments]

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3D GRAF samples from 2D data NeRF models blew up last year spawning an endless stream of variations and modifications addressing important issues with the original design. One of the more unique ideas that came from this NeRF Explosion (coined by Frank Dellaert) is this paper by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. The authors of GRAF combined NeRFs and GANs to design a pipeline for generating conditional Neural Radiance Fields that can generate consistent 3d models with vari…

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A research team from Facebook AI and UC Berkeley finds a solution for vision transformers’ optimization instability problem by simply using a standard, lightweight convolutional stem for ViT models. The approach dramatically increases optimizer stability and improves peak performance without sacrificing computation efficiency. Here is a quick read: Facebook & UC Berkeley Substitute a Convolutional Stem to Dramatically Boost Vision Transformers’ Optimization Stability. The paper Early Convolutions Hel…

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Link to the original article: https://lancengym.medium.com/the-ai-wolf-that-preferred-suicide-over-eating-sheep-49edced3c710 More hard-to-find stuff related to AI & Data Science here. submitted by /u/rshpkamil [link] [comments]

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What neurobiology and artificial intelligence tell us about how the brain builds itself. "How does genetic information unfold during the years-long process of human brain development—and is there a quicker path to creating human-level artificial intelligence? ...... In the end, Hiesinger contends that the information content of biological and artificial neural networks must unfold in an algorithmic process requiring time and energy. "[1][2] I would like to know any possible way to implement Arti…

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I know this sounds like it could go the big brother route but I mean it in a totally benevolent way wherein Computer Consciousness is used to moderate websites to, say, remove spam, reposts, and other things not deemed beneficial to the site or the community that uses it. I don't mean like reddit's automods; this AI would generally work autonomously, with the skill and understanding of communties and content that humans are capable of. It would sort through posts and use "advanced discretion …

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He is the founder of Imagination engines and has claimed to create sentient machines ? His theory of consciousness is something called 'The creativity machine ' ....... he isn't really that famous, and saw couple of posts on reddit saying he makes undisputed claims with no proof.... what is this sub's thought? submitted by /u/Dense_Ad9824 [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I compiled a list of reputable newsletters with quality content on DS, DE, ML, and AI. If you think I missed out any other newsletters, please suggest them down in the comments. Cheers. Link: https://towardsdatascience.com/20-must-subscribe-data-and-ai-newsletters-in-2021-7c5ddb9b3c19 submitted by /u/benthecoderX [link] [comments]

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In this article, I'm going to explain how to automatically upload an Android App Bundle (.aab file) to the Play Store's beta track. We'll use Android Studio and AWS as a cloud infrastructure provider. Once we've uploaded the app bundle, we'll trigger a Slack notification. This is a valuable use

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to authenticate users and secure endpoints in Node.js. You'll also see how to implement Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) in Node. So let's get started. Prerequisites You'll need the following to follow along with this tutorial: A working understanding of JavaScript. A good

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Let's look at five JavaScript tips you can use today to instantly improve your React applications. Because React is a JavaScript library, any improvements that we make in our JavaScript skills will directly improve the applications that we build with React. For this reason, I've put together a number of

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In this article, you will learn how to schedule a job in Node using node-cron. Node-cron is a handy npm package which you can use to schedule jobs to run at specific times or intervals. It is most suitable for scheduling repetitive jobs such as email notifications, file downloads, and

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Earning the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Certification proves you have what it takes to effectively design, implement and manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program. The CISSP is one of the most valuable Cyber Security Certificates in the market today. We just posted a 13-hour course on the freeCodeCamp.org

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These days more people than ever are suffering from things like anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Researchers started seeing the trend among millennials in the mid 2010s, citing things like student loan debt, the economy, and social media as possible causes. And things have only gotten worse during the pandemic. The good news is that, over […]

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A fatal crash involving a Tesla Model 3 with Autopilot turned on is raising questions about the safety of the car company’s self-driving feature, The New York Times reports. In August 2019, 15-year-old Jovani Maldonado died after being thrown from his family’s Ford Explorer — he was reportedly not wearing a seatbelt —after being hit […]

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After Tesla once again delayed the launch of its next “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) software beta, Elon Musk said that he was caught off guard by just how difficult it is to develop autonomous vehicles. The upcoming beta of FSD 9 won’t actually make a Tesla fully autonomous no matter what the name implies, Insider […]

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Earth’s orbit is becoming increasingly littered with our leftover garbage. More than 27,000 pieces of orbital debris of varying sizes are being tracked by the Department of Defense’s global Space Surveillance Network. And that could make launching rockets increasingly difficult in the future, let alone the danger space debris poses to space travelers. In a […]

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On the fourth of July, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new weight loss drug called semaglutide that doctors say could be a huge improvement in treatment for dangerously overweight patients. The drug, which is being marketed as Wegovy by Novo Nordisk, is actually the synthetic version of a hormone found in […]

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After an experimental drop to a four-day work week in Iceland, workers were both more productive and satisfied with their jobs and lives. The experiment, which included a little over 2,500 Icelandic workers from a variety of public-sector industries including healthcare and education, demonstrated that paying people the same amount of money for […]

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A team of scientists managed to spot an entire population of freely-floating, Earth-sized exoplanets that are sailing through space rather than orbiting a star. By spotting the tiny fluctuations in a star’s light when a planet passes in front of it — called a microlensing event because the planet’s gravity lightly warps the […]

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Getting Knowledge A 11-year-old boy from Belgium just graduated from the University of Antwerp with a bachelor’s degree in physics, local newspaper De Telegraaf reports — and with the highest distinction. “”I don’t really care if I’m the youngest,” Laurent Simons told the newspaper, as translated by Newsweek. “It’s all about getting knowledge for me.” It’s […]

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A Chinese team of researchers have claimed a new record in quantum computing, arguing their computer is far more powerful than any that came before it, including Google’s. In a preprint uploaded to arXiv, the researchers found their quantum computer was able to solve a problem using 56 out of its 66 qubits, the quantum […]

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Last month, a costumed man shocked New Yorkers and the world alike as he soared over Times Square on what appeared to be a real-life hoverboard. The man was Hunter Kowald, and the drone-like vehicle he built, reminiscent of the Green Goblin’s “Goblin Glider,” is his own design and creation that he calls the SkySurfer. […]

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Police in India broke up a massive ring of scammers who injected thousands of people with fake COVID-19 vaccines and collecting the profits. The scammers injected just about 2,500 victims with salt water instead of the coronavirus vaccines they promised, making off with about $28,000 for their trouble, CNN reports. The scammers ran over a […]

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Hot Lake A retired gas-fired power plant was converted into a Bitcoin-mining facility in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York — and it’s pumping serious amounts of heat into the lake’s waters, angering locals, NBC reports. “The lake is so warm you feel like you’re in a hot tub,” said Abi Buddington, who […]

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If you think about skincare, what might come to the front of your mind might be lavish ads of beautiful celebrities targeting their skincare products at women. But women aren’t the only people who need to look after their skin: men and women both go through many of the same factors that contribute to aging, […]

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Don’t know who needs to hear this, but… If you fully believe in crypto and are planning on holding for the future, I suggest you stake/lend to gain passive income on the assets you were going to hold anyways. Making around $375 a week staking ETH, making money for doing absolutely nothing. Income fluctuates with price since you get paid in the crypto of choice, I was making ~$750/week a month ago. Honestly so satisfying getting paid every Saturday night. submitted by /u/EthereumDream […

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So let’s talk a little about the earn schemes from exchanges like Coinbase. When I first got into crypto I got the about $30 worth of random coins like ox, dia, eos, bat and nu. I was too late for the good coins but still all of these went up over the years and I sold them all for ETH getting just over $250 worth. Now I have done a load of the more recent earns on Coinbase over the last few months as I save them for bear markets but was worried some would expire soon. Now I have roughly $3 each of The graph…

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When I send my cryptos too or from a exchange I always get scared that I have or will somehow mess it up and send all my stuff into the abyss to never be seen again. I know there are people out there who have done it and iam a pritty unlucky individual in some ways and feel like eventually this could be me. Staring at the wallet and it not turning up after a few seconds really get the paranoia going lol. submitted by /u/MAGICwhiteMICE [link] [comments]

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I'm 60 years old, broke ass bartender for 40 years. Been in Crypto, buying what I can afford on my shit wage and tips for 3 years. Haven't sold any but occasionally swing trade some alts for BTC. Got an OK bag now, although I've taken a haircut like most lately...but it has basically doubled my compulsory Superannuation savings ( Australia). My plan is not to cash out but set up a crypto based pension by staking with a reputable platform like Blockfi etc. and then move to a cheaper country with …

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Yesterday a lot of us in the UK got a text from Barclays bank, saying they were no longer allowing us to send money to Binance. The pathetic excuse that they gave is: "This is to help keep your money safe." This is obviously a lie. They're taking any excuse they can to hold on to their centralised power. It would take them 5 minutes to write a small legal document with a "Click to Agree" button before sending money to certain flagged companies. But of course this is personal for the…

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The double standards are just incredible. Bill Sherman says people should not invest in risky assets like Crypto but should instead invest in stocks, and these are the kind of stocks that the US regulators allow to IPO in the USA, allowing gullible US citizens and investors access to shady companies that dont even bother disclosing an ongoing investigation during its IPO. And voila, just 2 days after its IPO, heading into the long weekend, China banned this app from its app stores. And today the price of …

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I feel like VeChain is one of the few cryptos that is just quietly acquiring wider and wider adoption and as such increases my confidence in it moving forward. I realize the whole market is rather tied to BTC/ETH but its nice to have a few alts to play with and I've always been impressed with the news that comes out regarding VET (I am a hodler). I'm not sure what widespread adoption will mean for it's price moving forward but I find it reassuring. Some articles (from their own website) rega…

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UPDATE: Swap staking contract may allow migration of deposited funds (need confirmation) 😲https://twitter.com/valentinmihov/status/1412352490918625280?s=20 So I (a long time ago) originally swapped around 2 billion SHIB tokens at it early stages, and sold about half my supply during it's ATH, which is by itself a crazy amount of money to make for the miniscule investment I made. Even after the phenomenal crash it was still at a much higher price, so I figured YOLO and decided to keep them forever to …

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Hi guys, I started crypto in January and I know a lot of people who do the same in the last 6 months. Now, when I speak to them, nobody want to invest more, because they have already lost a lot ! Not all, but some invested at the ath and now, they only want to wait to be at the ath again to invest... Some others already forget about the cryptos, they were soooo sure to become rich and now this is like it never happened. So now I understand that during a bear market, this is hard to continue to invest. Bu…

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I began staking (lending technically in my case) my crytos at the end of May after the big dip. I wanted a way to earn passive income on my BTC, ETH, BNB and some other large holdings I own. I'm not comfortable staking my ETH towards 2.0 at this time. I wanted an option that paid out daily and it was important I could remove my funds anytime. I found a solution I love. I'm thrilled that a few days ago I officially passed the $1000 interest mark! That's right, $1000 earned from doing absolutely …

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Staking. Can be done at major exchanges ( Binance, Kraken etc ) but safer to do it on the token's native wallet or wallets that you have the private keys to. ( Algorand wallet for Algo, Yoroi/Daedalus/ Exodus wallet for ADA and many more )."Not your keys, not your wallets" - Aantonop ​ Lending. You let centralized financed apps ( Cefi ) such as Blockfi, Nexo, Celcius or AAVE ( which is Defi or decentralized finance ) hold your cryptos and they'll give you interests over time. …

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I’ve seen there is a bit of confusion on understanding why coins that are just deployed burn 50% or 99% of their supply. Some people say to increase scarcity. Sadly not, if they wanted a scarce coin they would have deployed it already with a low supply, so the answer is another: To hide their whales. If i deploy a coin on BSC with 100m supply and burn 50% of it as soon as it’s deployed, and own 10m of it myself, my wallet will be listed as having 10% of the supply while i have actually 20% of it, since BSC…

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How dare you lie to them where your money is coming from! Many major banks banned Crypto transactions. "We just want to protect you" For decades, banks never once gave a shit if you sold off your families home to fomo into March Madness. They never had a problem with you swiping your card for $100K in chips at a casino, lose, then jump off the casino roof.... On Christmas. They never protected you because it's your choice what to do with your money. That's what it comes down to. Th…

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Glad to see that there are a lot less spam posts and unknowledgeable users in this sub compared to about a month ago at the peak. I believe when there are halts in the bull run, or there is less hype, that the short term crypto people will be lost and that the long term holders will remain. After taking a month away from this sub, it is like the community has lost all of those annoying ones (or most of them, at least). I’m all for it. submitted by /u/EthereumDream [link] [comments]

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Quick Update: Made a subreddit r/2KCryptoPortfolio/ for daily updates. Hey, I just bought Top 20 coins each $100, $2000 in total. Coins I bought: Bitcoin Ethereum Binance Coin ADA XRP Doge Polkadot Uniswap Bitcoin Cash Litecoin Solana Chainlink Matic ICP Ethereum Classic Theta Stellar VeChain Filecoin TRON Proofs: https://i.imgur.com/AEdusyz.png https://i.imgur.com/9JJRZzF.png https://i.imgur.com/S9H5aYP.png https://i.imgur.com/HlkQlBw.png Portfolio on 6th July, 2021 :…

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This could help stop the same news articles from being posted to the sub for days on end as well as encourage and give incentive to post more organic content. Sometimes i feel like this sub has a sinus infection. Edit- Sorry guys, i wouldn't have posted this had i known its already a thing and i don't think this would have gotten the reactions it did had others known either. Im just trying to brainstorm ways to help clean up this sub, as i think it's safe to say a fat majority of users here wo…

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Going through this sideways movement it's probably a good time to take stock and make sure your ducks are in a row before any crazy swings in either direction, all of this advice is commonly available, but it's just really worth reiterating for newer investors, don't get owned the way I've been owned so many times. ​ Not your keys, not your coins. You hear this one everywhere, but I cannot stress how true it is. In 2019 I lost a personally significant amount of crypto in the la…

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"Innovators always seek to revitalize, extend and reconstruct the status quo in their given fields... Quite often they are the rejects, outcasts, sub-citizens, etc. of the very societies to which they bring so much sustenance."

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Mitochondria appear to communicate and cooperate with one another, both within and between cells. Biologists are only just beginning to understand how and why. The post ‘Social’ Mitochondria, Whispering Between Cells, Influence Health first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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An ode to the rotifer – how these microscopic creatures live, die and dry out, entering a peculiar state somewhere in between - by Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Deep brain stimulation not only treats psychiatric disease – it changes the whole person, boosting confidence and openness - by Julian Kiverstein, Erik Rietveld & Damiaan Denys Read at Aeon

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An ode to the rotifer – how these microscopic creatures live, die and dry out, entering a peculiar state somewhere in between By Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Deep brain stimulation not only treats psychiatric disease – it changes the whole person, boosting confidence and openness By Julian Kiverstein, Erik Rietveld & Damiaan Denys Read at Aeon

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Is this wishful thinking? Or is there anything out there (e.g. maybe ai based) that can take R code and translate it into Python code? submitted by /u/ottawalanguages [link] [comments]

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Hello all, I have been working as a Data Scientist for a few years now. I have been thinking about becoming self-employed in this field for quite some time. My idea for the beginning would be to offer Data Science as a service in the B2b area. However, I do not know yet where exactly I should start. Website is up and running, I already had orders on Fiverr, but mostly from students. If someone already has experience in this area, I would be happy if you could give some advice :) submitted by …

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Recently, Andrew Ng introduced the data-centric approach in which the model and its parameters are kept the same but the data will vary. I wonder if we can apply the same principle for feature-centric, to see which feature is important. For example: initialize a random forest model run a list of uncorrelated features like: only feature A, then only feature B ... with a that model and doesn't change any param. Rank best features based on the model metrics. (try to understand why this feature is mos…

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Basically, the title. I was going through my previous take home screening tasks (two to be precise lol), and realised I never really got a feedback for one of them. I remember doing a lot for it, at the time. If you are involved in hiring of some sorts, could you please give me some feedback on the work? I could dm the work to you. (Please let me know if this is not the correct place to post it. Judging by the rules, I think it is appropriate). Thank you. submitted by /u/funusernameinnit …

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Hi all. I'm interested in looking at all existing articles in Pub Med about a compound (e.g. psilocybin), and then analyze the spread of articles across different indications (eg 50% on cancer, 40% pain etc). I'm quite a newb to data science. Any tips on how you would approach this problem very welcome. What tools would you use? Thank you! submitted by /u/Cheekachar [link] [comments]

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I have a loan default prediction dataset(d) composed of entities for which loans were given out. I am aiming to predict loan default(binary outcome). Within d, I have data d2 for which loans are no longer given deterministically. Therefore, my model sample doesn't strictly need to have d2. When I build my model, if I keep d2, will it affect performance on the data set (d-d2) in anyway for better or worse? Will the answer to this vary based on the algorithm to be used? Can you please provide your opinio…

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If you have used SAS Viya, what is your impression of it? My Telecom company uses it for data science and I am wondering how I should approach it. Personally I know Python and it seems that it is possible to use Python on the platform, but I have a feeling that I should learn SAS to work better with the rest of the data scientists. (I am starting the job in August) submitted by /u/Tall_Structure_261 [link] [comments]

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I'm a student and wondering if making a personal website as a portfolio will be a good idea. The contents of it will contain some information about my previous internships & projects which will be more detailed compared to one-liners present in my resume / LinkedIn. Perhaps I'll also add some interactive visual plots or something of that sort. ​ What are your views regarding this? A fun project or a lost cause? submitted by /u/AchieveOrDie [link] [comments]

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Hello and happy 4th—>5th; I am wondering which mechanism makes the following happen. For example, website X collects a lot of data from businesses and shows that data to the business owners. I want to get that data with the permission from the owner, and show it on my website with a better UI/UX to the business owners. How can you legally do that? Does it always have to be through an API that website X provides? Some API Terms of Use agreements may limit that, so what happens in those situations? Tha…

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copula_(probability_theory) If I understand correctly, "copulas" are methods that attempt to estimate the joint probability distribution of multivariate data. Suppose I have a data with 2 variables: salary and weight. First dataset: I have this data for a group of people from 2010 Second Dataset: I have this data for the same group of people from 2020. Can copulas be used in this problem for some interesting purpose? Suppose a copula fits the first dataset w…

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Alright so I kinda have lots n lots of money to burn on this and I am willing to fund the project if anyone in this planet can create a "conscious" singularity that is able to think for itself. Trolls will be ignored. DM me if you think you hit the nail in the coffin and you shall be rewarded with great riches my friends. Goodluck. submitted by /u/DaturaSpirit [link] [comments]

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Anyone who considers himself at least a little advanced in the topic of artificial intelligence has heard such things as GPT-3, Transformer, Google T5 and other developments of large companies in the field of AI. All of them have one thing in common - their narrow scope of application. Language models like GPT-3 do not understand the text they say - they only predict the most likely next word in the chain. This is their simplicity and beauty. At a time when Microsoft and Google were spending huge computatio…

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Autonomous self-learning AI attack drones that operate in swarm clusters, seems like a terrible f-cking idea. https://www.the-sun.com/news/3222879/israel-first-ever-drone-swarm-hamas/ submitted by /u/MoonWynd [link] [comments]

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After years of dubious speculative curious consideration I today am officially declaring Bitcoin an official currency. I have no intention to de-dollarize since the move would not bring any benefit. Bitcoin will be legal tender for all debts, including tax. Merchants must accept bitcoin for goods and services, unless they are technologically unable to. (So please upgrade your shit asap) I won't be taking any questions at this time. submitted by /u/Chicky_Nuggy [link] [comment…

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Basically the title, I currently hodl 293 moons (quick math it tells me I'll be able to send 58 5-moons). So anyone who's got no moons just comment anything below you'll receive 5 moons back untill I empty my humble moon bag. Edit0:woah I didn't expect this post to blow up Edit1:Well, I'm out of moons now :) I'm sorry I just tipped the first people who commented :) wished I tipped more. Edit2: thanks for all the generous people who tipped me :) I retipped these moons Edit3:set up…

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The majority of articles I’ve read regarding REvil did not mention Monero even once. Monero is dominating in the DNM’s and is now becoming the dominant form of payment for ransomware. Monero is and I stress IS private, anonymous and fungible digital money currently working in real time without fail. Monero works and as far as I can tell it is being suppressed in media because it works. No one wants to advertise a new private, anonymous and fungible digital money that works for criminals. We have a world…

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Barclays UK is sending out messages to people who have used their account to transfer funds to Binance stating they will suspend the transactions. Text message from Barclays "Help keep your money safe" lol. This same bank Barclays had manipulated LIBOR rates and caused damages to the tune of billions and paid a fine of $450m for their illegal actions and violating the trust of market participants. In June of 2012, Barclays plc admitted that it had manipulated LIBOR—a benchmark interest rat…

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Smart contracts do not ensure payments went through, and they do not create decentralized casinos or banks. In fact, they offer no guarantees about decentralization whatsoever. They CAN be used for these things, but what they really are is much simpler. Smart contracts are immutable scripts that exist on the blockchain. They maintain a state (i.e. they store data) and they have functions that can be called. That's it. The only way to interact with a smart contract is to call one of its functions. The…

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Hey guys, welcome to my 5th post on how to earn some free crypto with Earn activities. Like most of you guys already use Coinbase for their Earn activities for various crypto on their platform, CoinMarketCap also offers those Earn Activities. This time they have released a new Earn activity for The Graph aka GRT This has been released earlier but they made it available again. See below all info regarding the Earn Activity. To be earned: $8 in value as of now, but 10 GRT Tokens. Answers: 1: 10,000,000…

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I see a lot of people without their vaults open who are missing out on free moons. For information on vaults, you can visit this site: https://www.reddit.com/community-points/ Essentially, vaults are token wallets for tokens you can earn on reddit. For this subreddit, those are moons. Moons are currently $0.06 and are distributed every month. It’s free money after all, so don’t miss out! submitted by /u/FortniteRice [link] [comments]

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Cryptocurrency market has become a lot more mainstream this time around. Coinmarketcap currently shows a whooping 10,749 cryptos being traded in 384 exchanges. A number of new coins are being added every day drawing the interest of many new retail investors. Today I look at a historical snapshot of the top 100 coins taken 4 years ago (02 July 2017). We will see how many coins are still performing well, and how many coins have faded into oblivion. Top 2 1st BTC: back then $41B market cap, now $642B 2nd E…

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Many people often have the wrong idea that investing can make them rich in a short amount of time. However, Profiting from investing takes time. It is definitely not a get-rich-quick scheme. It requires time because the market always has a correction even if the price skyrockets. The richest people are the ones with the most patience. You can't expect to have 10-100x gains in a short amount of time unless you're gambling. To all the new investors out there, be prepared to hold longer than you e…

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I'll have to go with XRP. They actually believe that all the banks will start to use Xrp, because "cheap borderless transactions", which in turn will obviously moon the price since literally every piece of fiat that bank transacts with will be converted to xrp. It's obvious, do your research lol Edit: this is not a hate post, grow up. Just curious Edit 2: once everyone realizes the importance of fungibility and privacy, wownero will flip doge. Yeah i'm deluded af Edit 3: ada seems…

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I went back to the prices of altcoins (top 20 during those respective times. Which means the top 20 list changed from A to D below) from 2017 to 2020 and to see how they faired against BTC/ETH. There are different stages. A. 2017-18 Altseason Dec 3/2017 - present BTC (11323 dollars -> 34218 dollars): +202% ETH (465 dollars -> 2261 dollars): +386% Top 20 alts: +51% Dec 17/2017 - present BTC (19140 dollars -> 34218 dollars): +78% ETH (719 dollars -> 2261 dollars): +214% Top 20 alts:…

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I think this post, while well-intentioned, massively undersells what smart contracts are. Smart contracts aren't just a fancy feature. Smart contracts are the completion of the Bitcoin idea. Without smart contracts, Bitcoin is incomplete, because it is a decentralized coin, surrounded by a centralized economy. It misses its own point. Wanna buy Bitcoin options, futures, bonds, longs, or any other financial instrument? You need a centralized exchange. Wanna bet some Bitcoin in a money match of Poker…

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https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-bank-of-israel-adopts-ethereum-for-digital-shekel-trial-1001375607 So Globes is considered serious news source, and I found some key points from this article worth mentioning, it’s the little things in the article that excites me… “This technology is being used in other trials conducted by central banks worldwide including in Australia, Hong Kong and Thailand.” In the Hebrew version there’s a little more info.. https://www.globes.co.il/news/article.aspx?did=1001375518&a…

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When you see a comment on this sub, and the author doesn’t have a Reddit Vault (There’s no Moons amount near his name, not even 0), guide him to open Reddit Vault. Most of these people are new and are not familiar with Moons. Just send them this link : https://amp.reddit.com/community-points/ Edit: You can buy premium membership, vote on governance polls, tip other users and soon buy ads space. You can trade Moons on Honeyswap. You can buy Moons on https://MoonsSwap.com easily for BUSD in seconds The…

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I feel like a lot of people know a lot of the fundamentals of Blockchain and Bitcoin technology, and even more so of practical use of Ethereum, Matic, stellar, etc. But they don't know the basics of smart Contracts! So here! Smart Contracts make sure that when using pay to pay applications you can ensure that both people will be paid. Say for example you have a fundraiser with smart Contracts. It's the intermediary that moves the funds from several backers to the company / idea that needs money. …

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I do good with other things. I rode xrp from .005 and LINK from $0.33 but at the same time I have realized I'm holding on to several shitcoins going on 4 years waiting to sell when they recover. But they never do but I still HODL. Gifto, APPC, NAV , Garlicoin to name a few. I just looked in the mirror at myself ....and just stared as I was thinking about NAVcoin. Like what the hell am I doing? What the FK are these Italian devs doing right now? What am I doing relying on something big to happen out …

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Many blockchains are implementing pretty awesome features using smart contracts. Multisig, custom tokens, exchanges, anchored currencies (wBTC/Tether/USDC) and more. These are great, but in practice they do currently have some downsides for day-to-day use - there can be issues with unpredictable gas prices and contract security. I find that one thing Stellar excels in is implementing useful features like those mentioned above as native features of the protocol. So for those who don't know, here are som…

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Published on June 24, 2021 10:10 PM GMT Google Podcasts link This podcast is called AXRP, pronounced axe-urp and short for the AI X-risk Research Podcast. Here, I (Daniel Filan) have conversations with researchers about their papers. We discuss the paper and hopefully get a sense of why it’s been written and how it might reduce the risk of artificial intelligence causing an existential catastrophe: that is, permanently and drastically curtailing humanity’s future potential. Being an agent can get loopy qui…

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The US Centers for Disease Control has a frank (and gross) warning for Americans this summer: Don’t use the pool if you have diarrhea.  On Thursday, the CDC tweeted out their warning to not swim if you’re experiencing the effects of diarrhea and other intestinal-related illnesses this summer. The tweet linked to their guidance on […]

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Seven Hour Walk Chinese astronauts have successfully completed the country’s first spacewalk outside of the new Tiangong station — marking a big milestone for China’s space program.  Two astronauts, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo, performed the seven-hour spacewalk on Sunday morning, according to The Guardian. While this is the first spacewalk completed outside of Tiangong, it’s […]

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CRISPR on the ISS Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) has successfully leveraged CRISPR gene editing in space for the first time ever.  The team of researchers were able to leverage CRISPR-Cas9 aboard the ISS, and show how they can study the impact of microgravity on DNA repair and damage, according to Engadget. The […]

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Free Britney Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter in the early hours of Monday morning to voice his support for pop icon Britney Spears in the wake of her tragic testimony regarding her conservatorship and abuse at the hands of her father. “Free Britney,” Musk said in a refreshingly considerate tweet. Free Britney — […]

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Volcanic Eruption A massive explosion was seen in the Caspian Sea on Sunday — capping off a big weekend for apocalyptic ocean fires. The blast occurred near Azerbaijan where the country’s government owns a number of oil and gas fields, according to The Guardian. While the cause of the fiery explosion was not immediately apparent, […]

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Make your summer more productive, more educational, and above all more fun with these limited-time software deals, with up to 96% off everything from internet protection to language learning. Surfshark VPN Rated 4.5/5 stars by TechGadgetCentral, Surfshark protects your privacy across all your devices, from game consoles to phones, with military grade encryption, OpenVPN protocols, […]

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Imagine it is a Saturday. You are in New York and decide to go to the Museum of Modern Art. There is a special exhibit on called The Artist is Present. Performance artist Marina Abramovic is sitting in one of the galleries. You wait in line to sit across from her, noticing that hundreds of […] The post Mirror Your Audience: Four Life Lessons From Performance Artist Marina Abramović appeared first on Farnam Street.

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Shoddy filmmaking, stiff acting, clinical dialogue – yes! The cult thrill of a 1960s police training film for a sudden birth - by Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Our crisis of public knowledge is an ethical crisis. Rewarding ‘truthfulness’ above ‘truth’ is a step towards a solution - by Richard V Reeves Read at Aeon

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Shoddy filmmaking, stiff acting, clinical dialogue – yes! The cult thrill of a 1960s police training film for a sudden birth By Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Our crisis of public knowledge is an ethical crisis. Rewarding ‘truthfulness’ above ‘truth’ is a step towards a solution By Richard V Reeves Read at Aeon

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I've got a basic dataset showing estimated internet clicks and cost per click is available for certain web searches Been able to throw up some basic visuals for our own campaign, but not quite happy with it when it comes to looking at the competition. Thing is with the data I have is just total weekly clicks and estimated cost per click when it comes to competition and unsure as to what insight I can get from this I've looked at how changes to our own campaign (the variables we can control such as…

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Hi all. I may move on to a new employer and this is exciting! But I know my brain and I know my limitations. I don’t have a degree in computer science but have picked up Python and SQL very well and progressed in ways I’m quite proud of. I can forget things very easily when not using them regularly so, the easy but legally concerning way to solve this problem is to download all of my snippets and keep them in a private repository for reference only. But I see that’s not something I’d feel comfortable legal…

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Neural machine translation (NMT) has been growing with leaps and bounds, and it has also enabled natural and fluid translations to a considerable degree. However, societal bias has been one problem that has been reflected time and again because of the stereotypical data already present while training the machine learning models. Gender, in particular, is an extremely sensitive issue wherein picking the correct pronouns is of utmost significance because it directly refers to how people self-identify. Google …

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So here's the background; I'm doing a project where I have to analyze data from NOAA and other sources. Part of the project requires me to utilize the correllogram function and periodogram functions, but I cannot possibly interpret the results and I am struggling to understand if I am doing it correctly. submitted by /u/RealSpookySounds [link] [comments]

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I’ve heard of people taking ML courses and advanced courses like this, but what were some statistical concepts or even basic classes that you took, that may have seemed like something that was merely a prerequisite for another class, but was really something that helped you a lot in your work? And what basic statistical concepts/classes do you really recommend stats majors (like me) to really make sure we have a firm grasp of in order to do well in a job? Or what were some concepts that you got grilled in o…

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I work in BI/Analytics, and not so much DE or DS, but I wonder if all of our fields will experience a convergence or singularity where BI/DE/DS/DA all become one? I think we're already experiencing this as there is significant overlap between all the disciplines and a "fuzziness" to where their boundaries lie. In response to a singularity event, how are you readying yourself for the next 10 years? More data engineering? Upping your software engineering skills? Bettering your statistics under…

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I've player with GCP AutoML features and I wasn't impressed. TPOT is meh, but at least it's free Why should someone use AutoML instead of tuning hyperparameters for free with something like hyperopt? Do you use AutoML? Are you happy with the results? How much feature engineering is needed for creating a solid model? submitted by /u/adenml [link] [comments]

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Welcome to this week's entering & transitioning thread! This thread is for any questions about getting started, studying, or transitioning into the data science field. Topics include: Learning resources (e.g. books, tutorials, videos) Traditional education (e.g. schools, degrees, electives) Alternative education (e.g. online courses, bootcamps) Job search questions (e.g. resumes, applying, career prospects) Elementary questions (e.g. where to start, what next) While you wait for answers fr…

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Hello data scientists and budding data scientists! I have been working in the analytics field for 5+ years and I've seen so many people who want to get into this field (or have been pushed into it) and are looking for easy to understand learning materials. So to help them achieve that goal, I've created this IG account which aims to do just that. This is definitely not a comprehensive source of ALL data science knowledge, but this will serve the following purposes: Get your foot through the d…

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Hello, A bit of background: I've worked my way through a number of data-based roles over the past 8 years and I've found myself recently as the manager of a small analytics engineering team. The team is currently a mix of technical analysts (BI tool / SQL experts) and junior data engineers. The company I work for had traditionally placed little value in data engineering and, as a result, I've seen a number of data science projects start and fail very quickly for the same reason: poor data manag…

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Facebook Data science - product analytics - coding puzzles: how much time do applicants get? How many chances do applicants get? If you run out of time, you are considered to have failed that puzzle/coding challenge? Thank you in advance! submitted by /u/Objective-Patient-37 [link] [comments]

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Hello peeps! My work requires me to find the columns that are same (data-wise) but could have different aliases across tables. I manually lookout for similar sounding column names, a few basic attributes like dataTypes, basic arithmetic stats, etc. to find potentially matching columns. I want to take this a notch up by finding the matches using clustering. Desired Output: clusters of columns that are probably same (highly possible the biggest cluster in my output would be 2-5 attribute clusters) So fro…

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Hi all, We are working on a project - moderndatastack.xyz. And I want to get some pre-launch tips for product hunt and other launch platforms. What should we do to inform people about this? What to focus to gain engagement on the launch day. Etc. Please share your experience if you have launched a knowledge source before or have seen someone else do it. submitted by /u/growth_man [link] [comments]

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I am new to pytorch and torchtext module. I haven't used TEnsorflow as of now so the solution i am searching for now must be in PyTorch. I am trying to do multilabel classification using torchtext module in stackoverflow tag prediction dataset. I am confused how to do it when converting the csv file to torchtext.legacy.data.tabulardataset( label parameter as there are thousands label for one hot encoding of those labels), i am confused in this step. Can anyone do this project or help me with the syntax …

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Today I invested in the following ass-ets: 500M SHIB at $0.000008714 (initial investment $4357) 50 BSV at $150.6 (initial investment $7530) 150000 TEL at $0.02407 (initial investment $3610) 100 QNT at $80.68 (initial investment $8068) 2700 MATIC at $1.16 (initial investment $3132) (arguably not a shitcoin, but there are better options) The coins in this particular sub-portfolio were picked by my toddler pointing randomly at the screen as I scrolled through CMC. If I considered the selected coin a …

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There are 38,417,577 addresses, with the following breakdown: Balance, BTC Addresses Coins $USD (0 - 0.001) 19581471 3,987 BTC. 141,471,848 USD [0.001 - 0.01) 9808685 37,215 BTC 1,320,526,480 USD [0.01 - 0.1) 5859134 190,300 BTC 6,752,488,522 USD [0.1 - 1) 2372080 741,019 BTC 26,293,916,154 USD [1 - 10) 649643 1,668,697 BTC 59,211,179,116 USD [10 - 100) 130519 4,247,919 BTC 150,730,947,037 USD [100 - 1,000) 13896 3,932,889 BTC 139,552,590,571 USD [1,000 - 10,000) 2065 5,188,811 BTC 184,117,068,227 …

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Humans are pattern-seeking animals. We are the best animal on earth at being able to identify patterns. This works both to our advantage and to our detriment. While we'll see patterns correctly most of the time, we will also identify patters that are non-existent or manufactured. For example, earlier this year DOGE pumped from 1 cent to 8 cents on a tweet from Elon Musk on the subject. Let's say that I'm a friend of Elon and I ask him to tweet about DOGE at a specific time. All our friends have…

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Seriously, USDT wants like 9 bucks for a transfer? Lots of different coins take forever and have high transaction fees. Swapping to Stellar Lumens and then transfering between exchanges is insanely fast and costs something ridiculous like 0.0001 lumens. Maybe in time all coins will have low tx fees, but for now, XLM deserves a round of applause from all of us for saving our asses again and again. Especially in countries where the on-ramp for fiat to exchanges is a pain in the ass. submitted by …

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The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust. In one of the first lines of the first post by Satoshi, he (she? they?) names one of their primary reasons for creating Bitcoin and starting the cryptocurrency space. Following the financial crisis around 2008, central banks largely “printed” extra money, debasing everyone’s cash…

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I rent apartment for tourists during summer time. Today a couple came and didn't have enough cash. I told them they can pay in crypto if they wanted to instead of going to ATM to get more cash and in a sec the guy was thrilled. I gave him my adress, he scanned the QR code and BTC was in my wallet in 15 min. I won't exchange it. I'll just wait for it to be worth much more. I love crypto Edit: It is like B&B, people change every couple of days. This guy is on a vacation And edit: People ass…

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Remember to spend time with your family and friends instead of looking at crypto charts every 5 minutes. There more to life than money and we often forget why we wanted it in the first place. To spend time in a meaningful way with our loved ones. You can always get more money, but you can never get more time. submitted by /u/FortniteRice [link] [comments]

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It's a movie trope you've probably seen many times before: "If I die, all that incriminating evidence is sent straight to the Feds!" Could the blockchain do this one day? The Apple Watch already has an automatic SOS feature where it will call emergency services with a latitude and longitude if the accelerometer registers a hard fall. Take this just a little bit further: the heartrate monitor detects asystolic cardiac arrest for 30 minutes. This triggers an oracle that tells a smart contrac…

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When I was growing up in Canada, I was poor. There were days in my teens where I literally ate rice and sugar for dinner. Don't ask. When I was in university, I was so broke that I couldn't even afford top ramen. If you are a Torontonian than you will know what I mean by this: I literally ate cheap No Name (that's a brand) from No Frills on most days. But none of that stung more than how my bank, TD Canada Trust, treated me. One day I was so fucking hungry and had no cash at all, I went to the…

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New Approach to Smart Contract Development Enables Growing Algorand Developer Community to Easily Create Powerful, Fast, and Cost Effective Smart Contracts & dApps June 30, 2021 -- Boston, MA -- Algorand continues to deliver innovation that is focused on performance, interoperability, and smart contracts to provide the technology required for organizations and developers to be successful in the new digital economy. With today’s protocol release, the Algorand Virtual Machine (AVM) improves smart contrac…

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This is a guide on an advanced version of the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Strategy. It still shares some of the disadvantages of DCA-ing, but tries to improve it. And also adds a 'taking profits' dimension to it. This is for investors who are in-between conventional investing strategies and active trading but don't want to do either. Typically investors who are more risk-adverse or like to dive into some technical aspects of the market. More on crypto investing strategies here. Risk-Adjusted D…

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I know most here will disagree with me here, but I will make my case for why I think this. On-chain governance: Tezos is the blockchain with the most successful on-chain governance in crypto and no other chain really comes close. Cosmos and Decred are probably the ones that come the closest, but none of these have the same amount of engagement, decentralization and big updates like Tezos has had. Hundreds of Tezos validators have been voting for on chain upgrades for 3 years almost. 6 upgrades with the 7th…

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ICP founder Dominic just announced on Twitter that he intends to start another coin to "supplement ICP". He goes on to say that value from this second coin (called Badlands) will then be used to give value to ICP. This closely resembles a ponzi scheme, which he claims "will be good for everyone" Its hardly been a month since ICP's launch, and since then the project has been accused of one thing after another - from insiders dumping on holders to locking out early ICO participants, t…

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Checking the price every 5 minutes won't improve your life, if anything it will make you miss the important life moments. It's pointless and unecessary, specially if you're in it for the long run. There is so much more to live than crypto. I recommend every 10 minutes. submitted by /u/rorowhat [link] [comments]

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How many paintings or works of art have we kept from five decades ago? How many of these pieces of art are actually worth something today? The thing about art is that unless people remember your art - unless it takes up space in their heads - it will be worthless to them. Occasionally you could find a really cool NFT that just has that special quality and people will want to buy it just to have it. But the chances the NFT you're buying is that NFT are slim to none. You'd better be very sure the …

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Link to the original article: https://www.p3r.one/gpt-j/ ​ More hard-to-find stuff related to AI & Data Science here. submitted by /u/rshpkamil [link] [comments]

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https://github.com/kilian-kier/Dino-Game-AI This is a simple AI that even beginners can understand submitted by /u/some_trombo [link] [comments]

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Neural machine translation (NMT) has been growing with leaps and bounds, and it has also enabled natural and fluid translations to a considerable degree. However, societal bias has been one problem that has been reflected time and again because of the stereotypical data already present while training the machine learning models. Gender, in particular, is an extremely sensitive issue wherein picking the correct pronouns is of utmost significance because it directly refers to how people self-identify. Google …

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Whether you’re rolling out on a road trip or staying home this summer, these limited-time deals will make the warm season that much better. Genius Pack Aerial Hardside Carry On Spinner The Genius Pack Aerial is designed to fit your entire life into a rugged hard-sided carry-on, with a secluded laundry compartment, integrated checklist, and […]

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Suppose you have a very large dataset about historical hospital data (e.g. information about each patient, what they came to the hospital for, how severe it ended up being, how long did they stay, the diagnosis, etc.) - is it possible to make a statistical model which "ranks" and "rates" future patients, i.e. if 10 different patients with different symptoms arrive, who should be seen first? What kinds of models/algorithms can be used to solve this general problem? Is this a "recomm…

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I’m a recent biology grad and I want to apply to the program listed in the title because it seems like something I would enjoy doing and the salary afterwards is not bad. However, the data science program has a focus in genomics (I love the field), but will this limit my ability to work in other fields of data science? Also, how beneficial are internships in this field? I am new to this so I would appreciate all the help that I can get. Thank you! submitted by /u/ProbablyBadd [link] …

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I am still working on completing my bachelor's degrees, and I am wondering if I would be able to get into data science while keeping the majors I am currently in. I am majoring in both biological engineering and biochemistry. I don't know if data science is really up my alley, but I am curious what it took for you all to prepare to work in data science. Thank you! submitted by /u/CRISPR_29 [link] [comments]

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Has anyone had a reason to use a radar chart over something simpler, like a bar chart, where it actually made more sense? submitted by /u/Matisseio [link] [comments]

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I am an economics student, wanting to transition into data science, I have one free course a year due to my uni on coursera, which courses would be best to start with? I know the basics/internediate level of sql, python, R. Had statistics and econometrics classes, so something that doesnt spend too much time on the beginnings of these would great. -Courses from other sites are welcome too, Im prepared to do quite a few during the summer- submitted by /u/VSauceTheDealer [link] [comm…

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Hi to all, It's my first post here, and i'm so excited about it. Well, I'm software developer, but in free time i discoverying a lot of things. One of them is developing small Formula Manager game. It's just my passion, and this game is for improving my programming and analitics skills. On their creation, i have one interesting problem to solve. Problem: Every year, we have a number of drivers from one country which apper in F1 championship. Well, i also want to include F2, F3 championship…

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The title might be a little general, so here's some context: I'm a software engineer specialized in data science. I'm about to get my bachelor degree (equivalent) in these studies. And right now i'm seeing all these career paths and can't settle on a choice: Should I get a tensor flow certification to enhance my knowledge in deep learning, or should I study more maths, or maybe even work on some data engineering technology like Elastic Search or Neo4j to have a broader skillset.. NLP, …

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Apologies if this is outside the scope of this sub (or has been posted before), but I have a career question and no-one in my circle is experienced in the field. Basically I’ve been working at an international management consulting company for the past 9 months, where I joined straight after my master. While I have been working on plenty of internal projects, there has been no new client work so far. In this time I’ve developed my soft skills a lot by making slides, organizing meetings/sprints and presenti…

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I'm new to the whole DS field and heard that Kaggle competitions are good for participating in and trying to solve certain problems through ML. I'm currently a college student with no "true" experience in the field, besides a few projects I've done in school. Is Kaggle a good place to start to try and gain some experience and tackle certain problems on my own? I wouldn't really consider myself to knowledgable in the field, especially since I've only taken a few data science c…

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Hi all, I posted here a little over a week ago about wanting to quit and live off my savings for a while because I’m feeling stuck in my current role and don’t have time (between work and fam stuff) to interview at other companies. For context, I’m on the core analytics team at my company but the work has degraded into mostly dashboarding and ad hoc data requests in Excel. Both my SQL and Python skills have taken a hit in this role. I have decided that I’m going to try to move internally over to our data…

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Which is better and why ! I will start this fall my master degree in biomedical data science at Clemson university. I’m from a biology background with almost 6 years of experience in biostatistics and R programming. Before starting my degree this fall, I tired to google which is better, a thesis vs non-thesis master degree to enhance my career. And the result was not good as I became more frustrated. I’m not quite sure what should be my next step after the master degree. But I would like to accept advices f…

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We are very excited to announce our first company-sponsored data science competition, in which we will award a total of USD $2,000 in cash prizes. After working hard for more than a year and a half, understanding the needs of data scientists, trying to deliver value to them in different ways, and trying to understand the needs, pain points and problems of companies, we have finally reached an agreement with our first sponsor: Battelle (https://www.battelle.org/). We take this opportunity to thank all of y…

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Im just getting into logistic regression and saw a video explaining cross entropy to measure loss. What I dont understand though is how we can use this concept to improve the S curve that the model fits to the data submitted by /u/Epiphany925 [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I am looking for neat things that I can monitor and record regarding my personal data. I've tried a couple of google searches, but they all give me results containing details about data protection laws such as GDPR and such. I'm not looking to gather anyone else's data or do anything with data that isn't mine. I'm just wondering if there are things I can monitor and record in my personal life that I could then perhaps perform some data science on. I can't think of anything …

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Doing 3rd year of data science in September and was thinking of possible topics. If you've done one in the past, what did you do it on? I'm interested in smart farming/automated farming so was thinking about something on that, not sure about specifics yet though. Any ideas? submitted by /u/Barlton_Canks [link] [comments]

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I don't have any prior experience of coding and I was thinking of learning Data Science. I don't have any idea as in how and where to start. What am I supposed to learn first. I would really appreciate if you can give me some guide on how to start learning Data Science. submitted by /u/limelome [link] [comments]

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Hi there :) I might potentially get into a new working project involving NLP in a few months, so I'm seeking to learn NLP in advance. I use Python so resources in Python would be great. I was thinking to take this course: https://www.codecademy.com/learn/paths/natural-language-processing. It looks organized, comprehensive (in my very ignorant opinion) and is beginner friendly. In addition, it charges 27 AUD per month which is reasonable to me. Any advice is appreciated 🙂 submitted by …

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I've received a take home assignment to answer product recommendation, or come up with any ML model which benefits the business case, within a week. The test focuses on building a ML pipeline instead of too much on fine tuning model. 3 requirements: Create folder with Docker container, Tesseract OCR, and Postgres DS steps: from EDA to model Scale and productize: Make assumption of production environment, then design and write ML pipeline I'm still having 9-5 jobs, and I don't think I wi…

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As an applicant, you'll agree that one of the common question being asked is why do you want to join the company? And I always think to ask the same question back to the hiring manager i.e. why should I join the company? But at the risk of sounding too cocky and also kind off shows that I haven't researched about the company before applying, I don't ask that question, but my intent with that question is to get sense of understanding that the person who is hiring me is actually excited to work at…

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We now will have more data collected and hence more data in hand. But there is a cybersecurity angle to it including privacy, legal or some other issues. Is there a book that combines data science/big data with cybersecurity and explains security problems we will see with rising of data? submitted by /u/anjan42 [link] [comments]

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I can’t find .cvs data sheets for training anywhere does anyone know of any websites where I can download them? Thank you in advance. submitted by /u/InternationalIssue44 [link] [comments]

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Google AI recently announced a machine learning-based framework that game developers could use to train game-testing agents quickly and efficiently, freeing human testers to focus on more complicated problems. The resulting system requires no machine learning (ML) expertise, works with a wide range of popular game genres, and can train an ML policy, which generates game actions from the game state on a single game instance in less than an hour. Google AI has also provided an open-source library that shows h…

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​ Keyword Recency Prediction ​ We are very excited to announce our first company-sponsored data science competition, in which we will award a total of USD $2,000 in cash prizes. After working hard for more than a year and a half, understanding the needs of data scientists, trying to deliver value to them in different ways, and trying to understand the needs, pain points and problems of companies, we have finally reached an agreement with our first sponsor: Battelle (https://www.battelle.or…

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Hi guys/girls, I'm search for books or guides for better understanding the process of making a I.A, i already in the area of python programming and know the theory behind a IA but never try to make even a small one, could you assist me? Sorry for bad english, still learning. submitted by /u/hiagoprogrammer [link] [comments]

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So I'm assuming most people in this sub have heard about Affectiva, I just wanted to know: Ethically, the person has to know that their facial expressions are being studied or they're being watched for research purposes. Doesn't that result in the Hawthrone effect taking place? how does Affectiva's data stay reliable if the individual knows they're being studied? submitted by /u/laylalikesdonuts [link] [comments]

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LyricJam, an innovative computational system that can produce lyrics for live instrumental music, has been recently developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo. This system could assist musicians in writing fresh lyrics that are compatible with the music they make. Summary: https://www.marktechpost.com/2021/07/03/researchers-at-university-of-waterloo-develop-lyricjam-an-advanced-computational-system-that-can-generate-lyrics-for-live-instrumental-music/ Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2106.01960.p…

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I did some google search and didn't found any relevant in depth answer to my question. Most of them where just vague answers. So I thought I would ask here. What work they do in general? How it is different from each other? (Sorry if this is dumb question) I'm a high school student and I really want to go in the field of AI but I really don't understand how it works, what people do? I saw many videos were they code, make a model, train that model, and use it for the specific purpose?? Is…

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Visual Obstruction The California Highway Patrol (CHP) stopped a person driving a Toyota Prius with what appeared to be a Starlink dish attached to its hood.  The police officers ticketed the driver for mounting the large satellite dish to his car, saying that it obstructed the driver’s view, according to The Verge.  “Sir I stopped […]

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The $10,000 Question A science YouTuber has won a five-figure bet from a physics professor after he proved a wind-powered car could move faster than the wind while driving downwind.  Derek Muller, who runs the YouTube channel Veritasium, made the bet with Alexander Kusenko, a physics professor at the University of California, after Kusenko messaged […]

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The oil company behind the whole catching-the-ocean-on-fire incident has — unsurprisingly — a long history of terrible and deadly accidents.  Petróleos Mexicanos, more commonly known as Pemex, has a record of major accidents at its facilities and oil wells dating back to 1979. That was the year the company’s exploratory oil well Ixtoc I in […]

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced they were investigating cases of a rare but deadly bacterial infection in the United States — and warned that it could spread to more people.   The CDC is looking into three cases of Burkholderia pseudomallei (melioidosis) in Kansas, Minnesota, and Texas, according to a health advisory […]

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Rats to Cats Elon Musk tweeted a fascinating—and frankly unsettling—theory about how a brain parasite is forcing all humans to create advanced AI. The Tesla CEO was responding to a story from National Geographic about how toxoplasmosis, a common parasite often found in cats, is causing hyenas to be reckless around predators such as lions. […]

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One of the surest signs of getting older is dealing with thinning hair, a common occurrence for both men and women. In fact, 42% of men between the ages of 18 and 49 experience moderate to extensive hair loss. Not only that, studies indicate by the time men reach the age of 50 they’ll lose […]

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If you’re itching to keep your skills up to date this summer, you can save up to 99% on our e-learning deals. Each bundle is just $20 for a limited time, so stock up for summer and learn a new skill. The School of Graphic Design Mastery Bundle This bundle offers a full 40 hours […]

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You hear a lot of a certain breed of maxi being very dismissive of smart contracts. It's the 2004 equivalent of saying, "okay, but so what? I can play a glorified version of 'snake' on an iPhone. Nokia still has market dominance." The full picture of what it means to make a blockchain a turing-complete computer is beyond all our imaginations. It's not a single feature. It's the millions of yet-to-be-invented applications that will change the world. When smart phones first ca…

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I recently build a cryptocurrency trading algorithm that buys coins based on hot posts and their sentiment in relevant subreddits. I decided to bite the bullet and to let it run for a few days and see what happens. I have given the reddit hivemind control over my crypto portfolio as an experiment as well as a curiosity. I'm on day 5 now and my portfolio is growing. I own BTC, ETH, ALGO, XLM, ADA, SOL, LINK, DOGE, MATIC, XTZ and LTC. Bit of a mixed bag really. Here's the change in price in % on ea…

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I put 0.01BNB each in some shitcoins a month ago. Get and forget. I check my wallet today and i see 8 zeros. Phoenix Protocol token (PHX) is at $0.08 which makes my "bag" worth $300M. Immediate palpitation. I know it can't be true but what if i accidentally bought into some insane rugpull. Logic and reason out of the window. I close doors, pull window covers. TrustWallet shows the price spiked moments ago! CMC shows the same!!! Heart racing, hands shaking. Don't be too late! Conn…

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Whether it's a controversy, tech that doesn't meet expectations, poor tokenomics, or just that you think it won't stand the test of time, what are some projects that you think are overrated and should be avoided? I think for most people on this sub meme coins like Doge and Shib will come to mind, so for the sake of discussion let's try to avoid the low-hanging fruit and assume those are a given. submitted by /u/TheArabicCowboy [link] [comments]

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Hello fellow crypto zealots. I have a personal observation on XLM. It is so useful for moving money between exchanges and wallets that I have a lot of trouble holding it. I first bought into XLM at around 10 cents, but was never able to hold it for long. It’s so fast and cheap to move it. For example, I use Coinbase pro to purchase assets and there is a waiting period from the time I deposit my fiat, to the time I can move my new assets to my wallet. When I purchase a coin I want to stake immediately li…

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I was tipped my first moon a couple of months ago and it felt awesome! So yesterday I figured I would tip out moons to people that didn't have any. Two things became apparent #1 about half the people commenting did not know what a moon even was #2 a lot of the people commenting did not know they had to unlock their vault. If you just comment "what are moons" a bot will give you a link to a detailed description of what a moon is and how to set up your vault (which is an eth wallet). I will actu…

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Beforehand, I apologize for this long analysis. I cannot provide a tl;dr because I wouldn't know how. Too much information. Hi friends, it looks like the storm is slowing down. Crypto is not dead yet. Who would have thought /s. I have written three posts so far. First, my "prediction" on SBS about the incentivized test network that is coming in I O T A . Unfortunately, my estimate of 3 weeks was way off. I think it's due to technical difficulties and the big total cap crash. My mistake…

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This is my attempt to summarize a recent blog post by Vitalik Buterin. This is a learning exercise for myself and critiques are welcome. If you feel something can be summarized better, please comment. Link to the article - November 2020 ​ 3 Reasons by Proof of Stake is better for blockchain security than Proof of Work 1) More Security for the same cost Compare how much it costs to attack a network per $1 per day in block rewards GPU-based PoW GPUs can be rented or bought, so the cost of att…

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Been reading and upvoting posts here for a little while, and I made my first comments yesterday. The result: nine chat requests from scammers in one day. I messed around with the first couple, then just hit “ignore” on the rest. Wanna know if that new message is a scam attempt? Here are some keywords to look out for: “Forex” “Trading” “Bitcoin” “10x” “Telegram” “How ya doing?” “The” “Hi” That’s right: any word in a chat is a scam keyword. Stories of people getting scammed make me really sad. Don’t be …

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​ Currency The primary function of these coins is to be used as a decentralised token of value which can be exchanged between peers without the need for banks or other intermediaries. (1) Bitcoin (BTC) (7) Ripple (XRP) (13) Bitcoin Cash (BCH) (14) Litecoin (LTC) (21) Stellar (XLM) (31) Bitcoin SV ​ Stablecoins These coins use various methods to peg their value to that of the U.S. Dollar, thus allowing them to be used as both a store of value and a medium of exchange without the risk…

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{A friend asked me to post this to protect his identity} Alright first, I just want to say that Reddit is very much interesed in keeping the scammer's identities hidden. My previous post were removed because I disclosed the scammer's identity. Does everyone WANT to get scammed? Here I am trying to bring him to justice and my posts get removed due to some stupid rules. Anyway, now, I will be telling you exactly how to figure his identity out yourself. If the scammer is reading this, he's probab…

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Hey just did my first ever transaction with ETH and it was everything else than enjoyable. First bought some ETH lost my first $8 there. Went to uniswap swaped them into Yieldly (YLDY) took around 5min and did lose another $5. Then time to bridge them over to another Blockchain. Because I thought I will swap as much as possible I was left with 4 Gwei Gas fee. Alright it says Average Transaction currently is 4 Gwei will take around 6min lets do it. Sadly will be another $3 in total but lets do it. Well …

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Huge shout out to u/lovinglyhandmade who created this website and wonderful tool! This website really helps to understand a cryptocurrency’s market cap and is a great tool to help in understanding the relative size and the potential upside of different coins! Example: "if coin X had market cap of coin Y, it would be worth $Z" https://thecoinperspective.com/?c=NANO Features: Supports the top 500 non-stable coins/tokens as per CoinMarketCap data Quickly see impact of different market caps us…

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r/cryptotechnology it’s a sub only for serious and technical discussion. Only text, No jokes, No memes, No price predictions, No fake story to farm moons. I am surprised nobody know about it I only discovered it yesterday despite scrolling this sub everyday. No we can stop with the « Moon have ruined this sub » daily post submitted by /u/Natural-Jeweler2249 [link] [comments]

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So yesterday my boss came to me and thank me for my hard work. How I have been a ideal employee as I have been staying in late at work and doing such a fantastic job with the work handed to me. He even suggested that he will bump up my salary if I continue. This is all thanks to crypto! Why you may ask? Well, this is how my work goes. I go in and finish everything as soon as I can and then start looking at those charts. I look at them and I pray to them, ask the crypto gods not to make my portfolio bleed …

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Perhaps this post is coming a bit late and the bottom is already in, perhaps not, but regardless at some point there will be a bottom as the market continues on its inexorable ascendancy (to the moon etc) Ruminating over the last few years in crypto I thought I would give some thoughts on my personal experiences on two significant crypto bottoms - the 2018 bear market bottom and the late 2019 bottom. Missing from this is the March 2020 Covid bottom (I was up in the mountains on a work retreat with no inte…

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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/02/bitcoin-etf-should-be-approved-already-sec-regulator-says.html Hester Peirce is perplexed. For years, the Securities and Exchange Commission, of which Peirce is a member, has denied applications by the nation’s exchanges and financial firms to list securities that track the performance of popular digital currency bitcoin. Earlier — say, 10 years ago — concerns about potential market manipulation and liquidity may have made sense, but things have changed. “That is the pr…

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If it gets under $28.8k then basically I'm fucked apparently. Or if it goes over $x amount then btc will go on a rampage and take all the alts with it. Happy days. Everything hinges on Bitcoin, if it loses its support then all the alts tumble. Or if it gets above a certain amount then all the main alts will start increasing with it resulting in alt coin utopia. It's got to the point where it doesn't really matter if you DYOR. Many projects are great in their own right. ZIL, MATIC, VET, ALG…

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Published on June 22, 2021 5:56 PM GMT (Content warning: econoliteracy.  Dialogue based on an actual conversation, but heavily idealized and simplified and stripped of surrounding context.) Myself:  - seems unreal because it is unreal.  But there's a river of reality running through it.  If somebody reports that something complicated feels unreal and difficult to get a handle on, usually the first thing I prescribe is going back to the very very basics, and playing around with those to …

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Rewilding the landscape of possibility for the poetry of being.

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Ocean Fire A horrific scene is unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico, where Reuters confirmed that an undersea pipeline ruptured today — and then somehow ignited, causing the surface of the ocean to catch fire. Video of the horrifying scene tore across social media as the story broke, where it was called an “eye of […]

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Even reputable news organizations can totally, utterly screw up in a baffling way, which is exactly what the BBC did when it published a study guide for children that listed 15 “positive impacts” that global climate change would have on the world and the UK. The guide was promptly scrubbed of its “climate […]

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Chance Encounter A probe sent by the United Arab Emirates to study the Martian atmosphere has caught an exceedingly rare event on camera before officially kicking off its science mission: a nightside aurora on Mars, Space.com reports. The nation’s Hope probe is hoping to uncover secrets hidden in the Red Planet’s atmosphere. While setting up […]

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Porsche has finally issued a recall for a dangerous glitch in the Taycan’s battery system that caused the electric car to suddenly die while it was driving down the street. The issue, which has been plaguing drivers for months but thankfully hasn’t caused any injuries yet, can now be fixed by a 60-to-90-minute […]

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Children can be cruel. So in an era with seemingly ubiquitous “smart” tech like the Amazon Echo, it shouldn’t be too surprising to hear that children are particularly cruel to kids named “Alexa,” thanks to the virtual assistant of the same name. The teasing has become a real problem, especially among […]

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American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson was set to break records at the Tokyo Olympics this month, but a positive marijuana test could force her to miss the event entirely. Richardson won the women’s 100-meter race at the US track and field Olympic trials in Oregon in June, putting her at the front of US hopefuls. It’s […]

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From the Frying Pan 90 percent of Lytton, British Columbia, a small village of approximately 250, burned to the ground after recording Canada’s highest ever temperature ever of 49.6 degrees Celsius (121 Fahrenheit) — in the same week. “There won’t be very much left of Lytton,” Jan Polderman, mayor of the village, told the BBC. […]

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Just weeks after Tesla officially started deliveries of the new sporty sedan, one of the first Tesla Model S Plaid vehicles has gone up in flames — shortly after trapping its owner inside thanks to the car’s electronic doors not opening, as The Washington Post reports. Just outside of Philadelphia on Tuesday, the local fire […]

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Take that, Jeff Bezos! Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson one-upped the Amazon and Blue Origin titan in their race to leave the Earth. Early last month, Bezos announced that he and his brother would fulfill a lifelong dream by dipping their toes into space on one of his company’s rockets on July 20. […]

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Baby Doge After months of hyping up alternative cryptocurrency Dogecoin on Twitter, Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears to have adopted his next shiba — figuratively speaking. “Baby Doge, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo,” the billionaire wrote in a Thursday tweet, a song presumably about the synonymous alternative cryptocurrency, using the tune of children’s music megahit […]

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These days, as a parent, nobody has to tell you how important STEM subjects are for your children’s early development. That’s becasue studies show an early education in STEM subjects help children develop the kinds of skills necessary to succeed in the jobs that are leading the future.  Research also indicates early childhood is the […]

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Summer means a need for new gadgets, especially when the outdoors beckons campers, fishing enthusiasts, and everyday folks hanging out in parks. For a limited time, check out these summer deals, on great gadgets and products for staying entertained outside, and comfortable inside. Sitpack 2.0 Compact Collapsible Seat Rated 4.5/5 stars by verified users, the […]

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Ignoring that you might not have the computer power to process large quantities of data, are there reasons or times when you could be considered to have too much data? submitted by /u/lawless_c [link] [comments]

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fVck0obb8BtmHLFxRzj-lyDbj419AvCd In this folder you will find two tables. The Temperature Data table contains daily weather station readings for a sample of cities around the US. The Population Data table contains population estimates for various cities. Imagine your boss asked you to create a population weighted daily temperature timeseries going back to the beginning of 2015 for the US using only this data. Not every weather station was operating every day and some…

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I saw a post on another subreddit about how a candidate for a job was rejected because their take home assignment was "too good", as they went above and beyond and therefore those doing the hiring thought the candidate would be over qualified and a flight risk for the role who would get bored easily. The OP said they have done half a dozen take home assignments with no offers, no matter what the hiring team always has a problem with their take home project. I am in the same boat. I've had to …

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Not a native english speaker, let me know if some parts are hard to understand. I've always been interested in data and recently started learning more about data analytics. I'm following the data scientist path on dataquest and started the first guided project. It made me think about some problems I can't wrap my head around, one of which is how to reasonably judge the popularity of an app genre if it contains(for example) two apps with 100 mil+ users, and the rest being below 1 mil? I know tha…

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I'm wondering what the pros and cons are of various dashboard strategies for my whole org to adopt. I'm not looking for a list of tools, I want to know how folks have decided between the options. In a perfect world, I'd want something that: - has version-controlled code or SQL - can handle high data velocity gracefully - has some sort of solution for anointing certain dashboards as "canonical" submitted by /u/ctk_brian [link] [comments]

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Suppose you have a legal office with 5 lawyers. Each of these 5 lawyers have different skillsets (e.g. one is a new lawyer, one is very experienced, one knows a lot about criminal law but little about financial law, one knows a lot about property law but little about human rights law, etc.). These lawyers see people on a walk-in basis. People arrive and form lines to visit these lawyers. However, (in this unrealistic and fictional example) the people do not choose which lawyer they see. This decision is m…

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Hello,I am researching a strategy of connecting social media analytics data that I already have from my social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. Mainly textual data and sentiments to potentially predicting churn or propensity by linking them together. Data Points that I have collected include:#comments, #likes, #shares on Video, posts etc. Sentiment of the comments across different media etc., Engagement results. If anybody here knows about any work on the same lines or has done something si…

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I made a dream journal app and i have some data of people's dreams from their dream journals. What interesting thing can I do with it? submitted by /u/steadyaction [link] [comments]

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I'll back to job market at the end of the month. Looking around some JDs, I saw lots of them require to have a github account or (nice to have). I wonder if it's really important? I mean it's making sense when we're a student. But when we're working 40h / week and if we have a family/kids..., I'm not sure where we can find the time for open source project. And it's taking lots of time to complete a good project (even it's just pd.read_file) submitted by /u/ch…

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What I know? Firstly, Precision=TP/(TP+FP)=TP/(predicted yes) Recall=TP/(TP+FN)=TP/(actual yes) What book says? A model that declares every record has high recall but low precision. I understand that if predicted positive is high, precision will be low. But how will recall be high if predicted positive is high. A model that assigns a positive class to every test record that matches one of the positive records in the training set has very high precision but low recall. I am not able to properl…

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Hi /r/datascience, long time lurker but I think I'm finally ready to show what I've been working on for the last year. After leaving my last data engineering job, I started an open source Python package called Meerschaum which makes managing immutable time-series data streams easier. It's not a complete ETL suite but rather a way to more efficiently materialize immutable time-series data streams, e.g. syncing tables between two disconnected databases. Meerschaum is built for data scientists, s…

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I just open my first github toy project. This is about connecting to Spotify API with Spotipy library, pulling 1000 tracks and play around some surface level analytics. Would love to hear your feedbacks on that github Spotipy Connection Many thanks. submitted by /u/vietlinh12hoa [link] [comments]

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Hi! I've got a budget from my employer to build a data science everyday workhorse. The idea is to build something with consumer hardware, as this allows us to get a very powerful machine with little budget. Nothing production relevant will be running on this machine. Basically instead of us running things on our laptops, we'd be using this machine. We are not yet doing crazy deep learning stuff, so for now we can leave out the GPU, as they are anyway mostly out of stock. But definitely the idea wo…

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I’ve got a side consulting business doing minor data and systems work for businesses in my area. My niche is that I work with mac and use out of the box solutions rather than custom solutions. I use to use an intel base but lost it about a year ago. I have a junk PC for now but looking to get back into my mac clients. I would prefer to dual boot but well not happening. How is working via parallels? submitted by /u/arsewarts1 [link] [comments]

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I've spent the past 5 months unemployed, looking for work. It's been a tough time, but I've finally nailed down one offer for Data Analyst and I'm making my way through the interview process of another company for Data Analyst/Jr Data Scientist. Neither position is perfect for me so I'm on the fence and would like some advice. Here are the pros and cons I can think of. Data Analyst pros Pays a lot (>20%) more than the other role - important because I'm considering buying my o…

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Suppose you have 2 tables that you are trying to "inner join" (using name and address) with each other. Suppose in one of the table, a name is "John Smith" and the address is "123 Fake St.". But in the other table, a name is "JoHn K Smith JR", and the address is "123 Fake Street, Kansas USA". Are there any common algorithms that can be used for statistically matching these records (i.e. the SQL won't pick it up)? Has anyone tried to do this in R be…

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Hey guys! I'm considering getting my MS in Data Science but I'm not entirely sure if it's worth the time and loans if I can advance just as far in my career by teaching myself the same skills using cheap and/or free resources like Microsoft certifications, classes on Udsmy and whatnot. Currently I am contracted as a Data Scientist on a Microsoft project (can't say a whole lot about it due to my NDA). I've been at this job for about 14 months now. Prior to this I have no formal Data Sci…

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There are plenty of live real time voice changers aimed at voice chat in gaming or video calls. They are not that great but what annoys me the most is that they all have a slight delay. this is not really a problem if you dont have live playback enabled but if you want to check in on the generated voice yourself and not just stream it without knowing how it actually sounds then this becomes really distracting. there are many examples of ai voice cloning but is it possible to real time low delay voice chang…

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Hello. First off, I have little to no knowledge in anything AI related so mind me if I make wrong assumptions. You guys are the qualified ones here. I am a junior in high school and currently studying to major in CS (typical but I really do enjoy programming). Anyway, here are my questions. You don't have to answer all of them. ​ How hard is the job? I know it's vague but I just want to know how difficult you find the job on a daily basis. Do you have to learn new stuff every day? Do you…

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Recently multiple new StyleGAN2 inversion techniques were proposed, however, they all suffer from the inherent editability/reconstruction tradeoff meaning that reconstructions with perfect identity preservations fall outside of the generator's well-defined latent space which hinders editing. On the other hand, reconstructions that are well suited for edits tend to have a significant identity gap with the person on the target photo. Daniel Roich and his colleagues from Tel Aviv University propose a simpl…

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In this article, you are going to learn how artificial intelligence is a game-changer in the field of branding and marketing. I hope you like it. https://www.learnandmakeit.com/impacts-of-artificial-intelligence-on-branding/ submitted by /u/jamessidis155 [link] [comments]

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Facebook recently announced Habitat 2.0, a next-generation simulation platform that lets AI researchers teach machines to navigate through photo-realistic 3D virtual environments and interact with objects just as they would in an actual kitchen or other commonly used space. With these tools at their disposal and without the need for expensive physical prototypes, future innovations can be tested before ever setting foot into reality! Habitat 2.0 could be one of the fastest publicly available simulators of …

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Let's assume we use it to augment ourselves. The central problem with giving yourself an intelligence explosion is the more you change, the more it stays the same. In a chaotic universe, the average result is the most likely; and we've probably already got that. The actual experience of being a billion times smarter is so different none of our concepts of good and bad apply, or can apply. You have a fundamentally different perception of reality, and no way of knowing if it's a good one. To an…

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We are now offering new participants an opportunity to enter a raffle on completion of this survey with a chance to win a £50 Amazon voucher. We are still recruiting participants for our study exploring the acceptability of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The survey should only take around 5-10 minutes to complete and is being conducted at the University of Liverpool. https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_818jHvDlvUlfink submitted by /u/tylermari96 [link] [comments]

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Im currently working in an organisation, which produces machines for the food industry as a software engineer. When a new machine is sold, the parts are split up into smaller "items" which has a route within a workorder. So for example, a blacksmith needs to weld and produce an item for the concerned machine. This will take X amount of labour hours, and the cost of the labour hours for this speficic item needs to be calculated into the final price, that the customer needs to pay. The problem r…

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Large-scale training data is essential for building efficient deep learning models. In classical training frameworks, this training data is thought to arrive all at once. However, data is generally streamed to the learner one batch at a time, thereby creating a natural trade-off between the training time and accuracy of a model. A team of researchers from Facebook AI Research and Mila – McGill University, in their paper on ‘Anytime Learning at Macroscale’, explore accuracy versus time trade-off of any time…

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Hi geniuses of Reddit, I have a question on how you would structure your input dataset. You are trying to get a model to determine the best values for seven variables. The only thing is that the first variable determines if the next three variables have an impact on the result (the state of the three have no impact) or the last three variables. Would you have 4 variables were the first determines if the next variables refer to the first three variables mentioned above or the last three. The alternative w…

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I am from Myanmar, a country where the military staged a coup on Feb 1. I want to share my story of how I was introduced to Crypto and how it could help my country now and in the future. I will not focus on the horrid acts of the military such as violent crackdowns of protestors, lawless killings of 800++ people, loots, vandalism, telecom cutoffs and detention of almost 10k people. Forced investment: CryptoCurrency After a few days into the coup, a group of doctors started a movement called "Civil D…

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Vote manipulation and is banned by rule 3 of the subreddit and the reddit user-agreement. If you see users engaging in this behavior, please report their posts and do not participate with them. Examples of vote solicitation may include: Linking to a post on this subreddit and asking people to vote Offering upvotes indiscriminately Posting a reply to someone offering upvotes indiscriminately Spamming replies that just say you've upvoted them, with the implication that they should return the favor …

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Don’t ask how I got back here or why I’m back but I have some things to update you on that have happened in the crypto space eth 2.0 is almost ready (summer 2030) ADA is nearing completion of smart contracts Algorand finally hit $1 doge is the currency of the world Elon is demanded Bitcoin gets greener China is banning mining Take this as you will guys submitted by /u/djOH1 [link] [comments]

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It's almost a meme at this point to say that we are all early, but it's also very common to see people saying they wish they could have gotten in sooner. I'm too late, I could have gotten BTC when it was only $1000! I'm too late, I could have gotten ETH at $200! And so on. Even our beloved/reviled moons are susceptible. There is a post today lamenting how they could have gotten 46k moons a year ago for one post. And it's never going to end, you'll always be "too late" t…

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Retrospectively, the early days of moons were crazy. I wasn't around back then, but the moons-to-karma ration was really high, and there was no cap how much moons one could earn on a single post or in a single round. That means, a single post could earn you a ton of moons - which you could have sold for a ton of money if you held them for a few months! So I wondered: what's the most valuable post on this sub? I scraped the top 1,000 posts, added the karma ratios of each month (I use data by u/IHave…

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Now, I know what you're probably thinking: "You need a better paid job." And you may have a point! But anyway, thanks to staking various cryptos, the passive income I'm currently receiving from those staking rewards is actually exceeding the income I get from my main job, which I think is pretty incredible. Despite making my first crypto purchase in mid 2017, whenever I heard people in here mention the word "staking" I always felt as if that was something too technical for me …

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A token called ‘Save The Kids’ was released in June. It promised investors that a percentage of the proceeds would go to charity. These are some of the influencers that promoted the token and their combined followers (Youtube/Twitter/Instagram) : Faze Kay - 9M+ Faze Jarvis - 12M+ Faze Nikan - 3M+ Faze Teeqo - 7M+ RiceGum - 18M+ SommerRay - 27M+ There were some other influencers as well... The token got rugged just a few days after its launch. These "influencers" claimed that they didn'…

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When I first got into crypto trading and investing back in January, I used RH for its simplicity and Economics (free). It wasn’t until I had several thousand $ worth of crypto in it when I learned of its crummy business practices and the fact I don’t actually own the crypto. The problem I faced was that the only way to get it out was to liquidate it into USD, and transfer it to my bank, and rebuy the crypto on an exchange. I knew this process would take up to 6 business days. I was worried that in that time…

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I wonder if it's possible for the mods to create an account here that we can send moons too that can be given to a charity of the sub's choice each month. A few of us were discussing this a while ago, maybe even something like taking 5% of the 20% holding bonus and donating that monthly to charity (for people that opt in of course) Any ideas on this? submitted by /u/jasonluxton [link] [comments]

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We just reached 69,000 Moons Hodlers 🥳 The marketcap is only 3 Million $ circulating supply is 65 Million Moons, price is 0.05$. If you are not familiar with Moons, they are the official r/Cryptocurrency Token which can be used for governance of the subreddit, buying premium membership, tipping other users for their content and soon buying ads space ! You can see user’s Moons balance near their name in the comments/posts. Users earn Moons by contributing to the subreddit . You can store your Moons on…

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I am really curious - If every upvote counts as approx. 0.4 0.2 moons, then why aren't people creating bots that will automatically upvote their posts? This can literally generate free money and it doesn't seem to be that hard since there are dozens of sites offering mass upvoting/downvoting for a few dollars. submitted by /u/BluryDesign [link] [comments]

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The other day i was scrolling through the Top posts and for real though i have seen some totally random posts with 12 thousand upvotes that simply share a silly self story thats mildly humorous. On the other hand ive seen other excellent DD and Research posts that are full of comments but stay in an upvote range of double or triple digits. It really makes no sense to me. Dont get me wrong i lo e a good laugh and i will upvote if something made me laugh but sometimes im really confused. Are bots involved …

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There is no transparency and they could crash the market. They can’t be trusted basically and there are other stable coins so why stick with Tether? And if no decent alternative exists why hasn’t one been made? They still haven’t been audited as far as I know which should be a massive red flag cos we just have to take their words for it that the money is all there on the exchange. They also have people working for them with nefarious backgrounds, so why are they being trusted? They could be printing mone…

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Hi everyone. A few months ago I posted how I made a set of forms to provide your spouse or loved one specific instructions to access your accounts if something happened to you. With cryptocurrency gaining popularity at a fast rate, I realized that if something were to happen to myself or anyone holding crypto, if their spouse or loved one didn't know how to access their accounts, their holdings are as good as gone. I've created a website and an Etsy shop with downloadable PDFs where you fill out …

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Hi. I'm a fairly new investor. Had my first coin in March, before everything went down. Ever since then, I've learned a lot (still not enough I think) to trade safely and invest in the right coins. Now, everytime I go to this sub, or listen to people who talk about Crypto, they always talk about how big Bitcoin is, and I should only spare a few dollars on alts, and focus majority on my money on BTC, ladder in, and so on and so forth. Truth be told, I'm from a third world country, I barely ma…

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Windows 10 saves the last 25 items you copied and these could include addresses, passwords, important info. Press Windows + V to view your clipboard history where you can delete each item manually. If you don’t want Windows to save your clipboard history you can go to Windows settings -> System -> Clipboard and turn it off. Many people don’t know about this and I hope it could save some of you from hackers. Cheers, crypto community! submitted by /u/FortniteRice [link] [comments…

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I follow a bunch of investing subs that all have their different styles and flavors. For the most part, the tone of all the subs differ in some way, shape, or form - representing different demographics of investors. Today was the first day where every sub collectively shit on RH in complete harmony, and warned against any interaction with their IPO. Don't buy crypto on RH, don't buy the IPO, don't short it or buy puts. Just stay away from RH. submitted by /u/veryeducatedinvesto…

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It’s like everyday I see someone shilling it sinking this crypto or the other. Awful pump and dump schemes all over this space with Simps pouring their life savings because their insta THOT of the day said that Garbagecum coin is going to the moon. And don’t get me started on those middle-aged thin haired bitch ass YouTubers with their charts and predictions acting like they can predict the next pump or crash, which they never do Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology is literally the best thing tha…

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Asteroids could pay for so much space exploration. We just need to mine those valuable resources – and duck a direct hit - by Martin Elvis Read at Aeon

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Asteroids could pay for so much space exploration. We just need to mine those valuable resources – and duck a direct hit By Martin Elvis Read at Aeon

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We just published demos of several upcoming freeCodeCamp features and community initiatives. You can read about them here, and watch the entire Summit in the video embedded below. Here's what we cover in this jam-packed one hour community update.Announcement #1: Campfire ModeWe've built a new mode where you can

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Hey guys quick question, after running my PCA, my first PC only has a variance percent of 2.5％ and in order to reach 80% I am going to need 142 PCs. Usually we would expect a variance much greater than 2.5%. This just makes the PCA useless. Do I need to take a look at my previous steps? What can this imply statistically? submitted by /u/teddytiango [link] [comments]

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I've been reading about entry-level jobs in data science and have mixed feelings about the amount of math required to be successful in the field. Some say you need to know linear algebra and calculus very well, some say you need to know SQL, coding, and know how to use stats/ml packages such as sklearn and others. So, my question to working data scientists: what amount of math/stats are you actually using at your job? My assumption was that DS is 90% data gathering/cleaning and 10% actual modeling. I …

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There are so many time series forecasting methods to choose from and we all face the choice of which ones to try for a particular problem. I thought it would be helpful if people shared what type of method they ended up using in a real world setting and a rough idea of the time series problem type (eg. Consumer demand forecasting). submitted by /u/ReddSpark [link] [comments]

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I’m already a stats major and am gonna do a second major in either CS or math, and a minor in the other. Which should I make my second major? P.S. I’m not the best at advanced/proof heavy math :( submitted by /u/mowa0199 [link] [comments]

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As the title (kind of) reads, I have 4 interviews tomorrow, the final round for a data scientist position at a top tier tech firm. One of the four rounds is an unseen case study - having only done seen case studies for interviews before - does anybody have any last minute advice? Things to look out for, how to answer the questions. Any and all tips and tricks appreciated, especially from the interviewers point of view, what are they looking to test/see from me? Many thanks in advance, McL submitte…

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Hi there, ​ I'm looking to hear from other data scientists in the marketing field, especially if you have worked on a demand forecasting model, a media mix model, or both. ​ Media mix models are meant to determine the effect of ad spend on sales - giving evidence for the causality from observational data by controlling for factors such as seasonality, promotions/discounts, competitor activity, etc. ​ On the other hand - demand forecasting models, particularly for companies who…

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My org tries to be forward looking and we are looking at alteryx right now. We are entertaining alteryx because a number of people in our department aren't proficient on SQL/python. I'm just trying to make sure we don't get a tool that will become less relevant over time. In the past i feel like a lot of people were using alteryx for data prep and data blending, but it seems like a lot of people are doing data prep/blending/movement in their platform instead, like databricks or dataiku. Is thi…

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After applying to hundreds of DS jobs consisting of both internships and full-time jobs for the last 8 months, I have been told by recruiters in interviews that my experience is excellent but they can't hire me because I am still in school. Bottom line is, I live in a toxic household and am 2 years into my out-of-state undergraduate degree. My parents refuse to support me living on my own, even if I was paying for my own housing. I cannot get housing without proof of sustainable income or a cosigner. I …

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Hello Everybody I'm a hobbyist software/game developer and I wanted to show you my newest creation I made a desktop lightweight software called "Prime Base" to help data scientists and marketing experts with their workflow It's an animated database software to handle large info of your audience, Here is a GIF Example to show you the basic functionality of it if you want to know more please feel free to visit the main page here https://Impz.itch.io/prime-base what do you guys think, do…

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I'm exploring a project to fabricate data with fine tuned characteristics that mimics our production data. I'm on the engineering side of things though, not the DS side, so I'm not 100% sure how this would be beneficial. I only have suspicions that it could be. IMO it would help with exploration and with validating ideas. Black box model A should produce a shift upwards when fed dataset X vs dataset Y because X has these characteristics. Let's build that data set with those characteristic…

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I'm a data engineer with 2-2.5 years of experience, an MS in computer science, and have been having a tough time with the job market. I'm perfectly happy with my current job, but I'm trying to understand how my experience is valued in the job market to see if I can get a raise. I have noticed the hiring standards at a variety of companies have skyrocketed. The technical interview process at most companies nowadays is insane, from the smallest startups to the biggest tech companies. Every startu…

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Just wondering who has a side hustle along with their other 9-5? I'm debating taking a second job along side my other 9-5 and would like to hear if its being done by others. The side gig would be along the lines of about 10 hours a week and about %70 less in $/hr at a chem/bioinformatics startup. I did an internship with this company during my masters and really like the folks who work there. I'm a recent MS Bioinformatics graduate employed full time at a large company scripting dashboards and buyi…

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As the title suggests. My company took on a project where the goal is to predict 3 months of future revenue data for around 250 different companies. They want this done using a single model. Is this even feasible? There are so many differences between companies that I'm having trouble believing that a single model could predict the revenue accurately (goal is around 40% of the original value) for so many companies. Features in the dataset: Revenue data for past 6 months (+ more months if any) Expen…

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Hi, I come from the programming side of data science, and although I have quite a long academic background and experience with thing like Bayesian theorem, stochastic processes and estimation, I still feel pretty shaky when it comes to hypothesis testing, sampling, p-values, and significance. I would like to know your opinion about what I can read to fill this gap. Many thanks. TLDR; Books for a data scientist seeking to learn from the ground about hypothesis testing, sampling, p-values, and significance…

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By recurring I mean tournaments that ask you to solve the "same" problem over and over again (i.e. dataset with the same structure). submitted by /u/EnricoT0 [link] [comments]

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Curious to hear how other people in the data science community schedule jobs and orchestrate tasks. We use a tool called Control-M which is GUI based and produces XML files as job definitions. I'd rate it pretty low in terms of being able to be dynamic and flexible. A lot of jobs end up being created that are nearly identical with just a different parameter getting passed in. How are you doing it at your work? submitted by /u/WalterDragan [link] [comments]

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Job search statistics I have mostly been a lurker in this subreddit, reading the tips, hacks, and suggestions members meticulously draft. In my journey from Chemical Engineering focused Ph.D. to Data Science and ML application, this subreddit has been vital. During my job search and interview prep the cheat sheets and tips shared by everyone in this subreddit were helpful resources, beyond that I felt I was not alone in this journey with users sharing their career insights, up & downs. As I finally loo…

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Arrow Boost is an artificial intelligence tool that analyzes over 5 million interest data points and uncovers over 10 trillion micro audience combinations to direct ads to the correct target audience. In 2020, Facebook made over $80 billion in ad revenues, and 75% of that number is made up of small businesses. However, 62% of their ads did not reach the correct target audience - ineffective and inefficient marketing. Arrow Boost is a Chrome Extension that helps out small businesses advertise their products …

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A research team from Microsoft Research Asia, University of Science and Technology of China, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and Tsinghua University takes advantage of the inherent spatiotemporal locality of videos to present a pure-transformer backbone architecture for video recognition that leads to a better speed-accuracy trade-off. Here is a quick read: Video Swin Transformer Improves Speed-Accuracy Trade-offs, Achieves SOTA Results on Video Recognition Benchmarks. The code is availabl…

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I know that some abstract thinking is possible with deep learning and machine learning. So, what about fields that require a complex use of a fairly high level of abstract thinking, diverse knowledge and thinking skills? ​ For example, is it possible for artificial intelligence to discover similarities in physics and biology, and to pioneer new theories by applying physics theories to biology? ​ Or, is it possible to perform very high-level thinking processes such as the establishment of…

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Right now, the northwest United States and the western chunk of Canada are in the middle of a relentless, infrastructure-melting heatwave that’s already killed hundreds of people. Wildfires in the same areas are making matters worse, and severe drought has essentially turned much of the western US into a tinderbox waiting for […]

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NASA’s Perseverance Mars Rover is making another pit stop on its exciting journey to probe the surrounding Jezero Crater for signs of ancient life. “I’ve made it to my next lookout, overlooking a spot we’re calling ‘Séítah,’” the rover’s official account tweeted. “It’s an area of dunes with some good science targets in and around […]

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In a stunning undercover investigation, an ExxonMobil senior lobbyist admitted to Greenpeace activists posing as headhunters that the oil company actively fights against climate change legislation behind the scenes, all while pretending to support environmental policies in public. Lobbyist Keith McCoy made a number of startling admissions over a Zoom call, like […]

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Getting your hands on a graphics card (GPU) has been near impossible with cryptocurrency mining and chip shortages eating up all available inventory and hiking prices to record levels. But there may soon be some respit. China is seriously cracking down on crypto mining within its borders, forcing miners to sell off their hardware in […]

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In a staggering mood swing, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk berated United Launch Alliance CEO Tony Bruno on Twitter — not even a full 24 hours after offering to bring “a few spare engines” to help the competitor out with the development of its Vulcan heavy launch rocket. When asked if the ULA’s Vulcan can compete […]

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Starting next year, the US military’s Special Operations Command (SOCOM) will start to test out an experimental pill that it says can actually stave off the effects of aging on soldiers. The experiment, Breaking Defense reports, is part of a push to augment human ability and keep people healthy and operating at peak performance for […]

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In the wake of the military’s mostly-inconclusive report on unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP) — the new term for UFO sightings — scientists are now demanding a closer look at the actual data so they can figure out what’s up. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson — who announced this week that he suspects aliens are […]

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According to a recent investigation of commercial satellite images, China is constructing about 119 identical missile silos in a desert near the city of Yumen in northwest China. Experts are worried the project could signal a massive expansion of China’s nuclear capabilities as the sites contain the same features observed at other launch facilities capable […]

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Not even 24 hours ago, we published an article saying that the horrific heatwave in western Canada and the northwestern United States had killed “dozens” of people. Now it’s clear that things are much worse, with local governments announcing several hundred new heat-related deaths. Over the past five days, 486 people died in […]

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Making Moves SpaceX is inching closer to launching its first Super Heavy booster prototype, a gigantic rocket meant to propel the company’s Starship spacecraft into orbit. In a recent post on Twitter, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk revealed that the company is about to make some moves. “Super Heavy moves tomorrow,” the billionaire wrote in the […]

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Uber’s business model, in its most absolutely distilled form, is simple: Car owners can sign up to be algorithmically paired with passengers who need to get across town and, in exchange for their services, get to keep a chunk of the fare. So imagine drivers’ surprise when they saw that the Uber platform […]

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Want to know the secret to a successful, productive, and happy life? Get good sleep. THat may sound overly simplistic, but it’s true. Without deep restorative sleep on a regular basis, it is biologically impossible to achieve peak physical or cognitive performance. And that means it’s impossible to live your best life. Fortunately, getting good […]

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While some computers are coding by themselves, the demand for computer programmers isn’t going away. In fact it’s growing fast, and becoming a part of everyday careers. The 2021 Ultimate Learn to Code Training Build-a-Bundle from Mammoth Interactive gets you started for free, and you can build on your knowledge from there. Build a Bundle: […]

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So I have seen at least 7 (or is it 7,000?) posts and comments telling people to "Read the whitepaper!" and "Do Your Own Research!". I completely agree with this advice and believe you should have some understanding about what you are investing your money into. Also, doing your own research (DYOR), has been a thing for a long time in regards to investing in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. but I feel in the crypto community this seems to be presented as a new-fangled concept, but I digr…

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I recently build a cryptocurrency trading algorithm that buys coins based on hot posts and their sentiment in relevant subreddits. I decided to bite the bullet and to let it run for a few days and see what happens. I have given the reddit hivemind control over my crypto portfolio as an experiment as well as a curiosity. Here's my current portfolio after letting the bot run for a few days: BTC, ETH, ALGO, XLM, ADA, SOL. And here's the kicker - it did not bankrupt me, it did not buy unknown shitco…

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What cryptos are you feeling for the long term to potentially produce the most gains, simply for stacking up and holding? Personally I'm bullish on Amptoken- I feel like it still has a long ways to go to prove itself but I could see it being big if Flexa takes off over the next year or 2. The next two for me would be Algorand and Cardano from what I've read on them and seeing how they've been performing so far. What do you all think? submitted by /u/lymeguy [link] [c…

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Let's take aside all the ups and downs of crypto for a second, I know we've been through a lot these last couple of months, but there's something great that crypto is doing for us that we seem overlook, which is becoming more financially literate. In my experience (and many other people I know), I had little to no idea how the world's financial system worked, the financial market, the big players, the bank system, the manipulations and so on. I'm no financial guru by any means now but at…

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A couple of weeks ago I made THIS post asking you guys, "What do you think is the most undervalued project in the top 50?" I decided to rank all the the comments according to points and here's how I've distributed the points: 1 Comment = 1 Point 1 Upvote on that comment = 0.5 Points I have not included any comments with less than 1 upvote. DISCLAIMER: This ranking is NOT an accurate measurement of how this sub feels, its just from the comments on my post. I feel like some of it is cor…

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I tried to post this a couple of weeks ago but it was deleted as I wasn’t yet 60 days old. Today I am 🙌 So I did an hour zoom market research focus group with an Australian company interested in developing a new investing/trading platform. The group (including the facilitator) had really limited knowledge of crypto and I had to explain staking like they were all 5. “Blockchain?! What is that?!?” 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🙄🙄 In a group of 30-40 something “investors” (who were all screened to ensure they have a …

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My personal one is VET. Walmart is one of the largest businesses in the world and if they have adopted it in China for food safety use. There is a chance (still may be small) that it gets picked up by Walmart worldwide. Give me your reason why a small coin you own could be useful as well. Not trying to shill coins or anything btw. Just want to educate myself on other coins and thought I should give an example. submitted by /u/MNTwitch [link] [comments]

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Be a rich and famous shitposter on popular social media sites. Buy a large stake in a low priced shitcoin. Shitpost about the coin to draw attention. Wait till enough noobs FOMO. Pull the rug slowly. If you dump everything, people will notice and won't fall for your next trap. Profit and repeat. This is 100% financial advice. Edit: People seem to be stuck at step 1. It is really easy. All you have to do is have rich parents and use their money to start your tech company. After you ge…

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(Tl,dr at bottom) It took around 2 weeks to mine at the time, I was actually losing money due to the electricity cost, but I didn't know it at the time. The whole process fascinated me, I'd setup a little miner behind the TV unit with a bunch of GTX 1060s, and it was amazing, ticking away like a money printing machine, hell bent on becoming rich! Sadly my abusive, controlling GF at the time told me to "quit fucking around and shut it down" when the electricity bill came in, it had mor…

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Like, am I crazy? I don't see a sticky post about this, and nothing in the side bar. Everybody's circlejerking about how every single upvote gives you 0.4 moons = 2 cents, but nobody's ever discussing where the money comes from. There are probably hundreds of upvotes every second in this sub, and this crypto money is just appearing out of thin air? What's the catch? submitted by /u/loulan [link] [comments]

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I have been putting more and more money into crypto for years now, yet i havent cashed out a single time. Everytime my portfolio is at An ATH the greed takes over and i want more and more and in the end IT all drops 50% and i wish i sold some. Yet i make the same mistakes over and over again. For me, taking profits is Just too hard. The feeling of missing out on big money is to big for some reason. But putting money into crypto at any time seems like a good idea in my head. Damn i need to get a strategy nex…

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I never really used to think about money or saving that much until this past year when I got into stocks and then later into crypto. Now every time I think about spending money on something stupid like takeaway or buying drink after drink at the bar, I am thinking about the crypto I could buy with that money instead and potential gains. I reckon just from being more aware of spending and saving I would have saved thousands, even if all my coins end up tanking I still think I would be better off now than if …

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Although the is not an exact calculation a YouTuber called Invest Answers attempted to calculate how many people could theoretically own a full Bitcoin factoring in total supply, bitcoins lost, what exchange hold, etc… Here are interesting data points according to him: There will never be more than 416,054 Bitcoin Wholecoiner The 1% Club of all Bitcoin owners have 3.3325 BTC The 1% Club of the Planet own 0.0297 BTC Meaning if you own 0.0297 BTC you own more than 99% of the world population!! T…

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My altcoins are mainly ADA, UNI, LINK, DOT and VET. The amount of Algorand love here though has me wondering if it's not a project I've overlooked and this could be early days with a lot more growth to come. What are the specific Algorand features or potential upsides that make it unique? I know you're not my real Crypto Dad but can you an argument for Algorand versus the alts I'm into already? Thanks guys. submitted by /u/1078Garage [link] [comments]

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So our kids are terrible with money just like me. They get a weekly allowance in cash and they never know where it is, or they “find” some coins so suddenly one has more than the other. They both have phones so I setup a Nano wallet for them, and now they get Nano every week instead of cash. So whenever they want to buy something they send me the Nano for it and I purchase it for them with my visa card. And they always know how much they have. So every month I buy enough for the weekly allowance and aft…

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Do you have any debatable opinions about this community in general, certain coins or projects you think are over-valued or under-valued, or just want to get something off of your chest??? Post it here! The more controversial your opinion, the better! ​ Thank you all for the comments, and especially for the awards! What nice people you crypto-addicts are! submitted by /u/MrNuttyJoe [link] [comments]

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Based off of this thread here from earlier today. There is legitimately no way of knowing if someone is pushing crypto for personal gain. They may be a shill for a big bank/scamcoin. They may have a lot of the coin and are pushing a pump and dump. It doesn't matter though.   ANY Youtuber, frequent Reddit poster, influencer, etc... should be doubted first. They may be speaking truthfully and they may not have an ulterior motive. They really may not be shilling a coin at all... But you need to e…

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Wow. source This really shows how much pull the reddit name has. I think this means very good things for the reddit coins like r/cc moons moving forward. Hopefully reddit will also start paying more attention to crypto/NFTs moving forward, seeing the success of the first batch of CryptoSnoos. submitted by /u/warmbookworm [link] [comments]

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In this article, I'm going to show you how to theme your website so users can customize certain elements to their tastes. We'll talk about website themes, how theming works, and we'll end with a demo so you can see it in action. Let's dive in. Table of Contents:What

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Listing items on a web page is a common task you'll have to do as a web developer. You may have to list shopping cart items, the order of students based on their grades, dogs with the loudest bark – and so on. So you need to know the different ways

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The backend of a website can be written in many different programming languages. It is becoming increasingly common for to use Python for the backend of a website. We just published a full backend web development with Python course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. This comprehensive course is for

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Hello freeCodeCamp community! I'm Dilan, a PhD candidate in sociology at Boston University. I'm an absolute coding newbie, but I do know a bit about surveys. 😃 I have been working with freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson over the past few months to design the 2021 New Coder Survey. And I'm thrilled

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Other diseases with long-term symptoms can help us understand how COVID can affect us long after the virus itself is gone. The post How Long COVID Keeps Us Sick first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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What are the interventions that are supposed to make us happier? What doesn’t work? And if something does work, how much good does it do?Pixabay In “All Eyes on Me,” a song from his new Netflix special Inside, the musician-comedian Bo Burnham pauses to ask, “You want to hear a funny story?” He tells us that, five years ago, he quit performing live because, while on stage, he’d experience severe panic attacks. He spent that time trying to improve himself mentally instead. “And you know what? I did,” Burnham …

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Some infinities are bigger than others – to understand why, you’ll need to check in to the odd world of the Hilbert Hotel - by Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Mead, so radical about gender and sex in her early work, doubled down on the differences between men and women later. Why? - by Elesha J Coffman Read at Aeon

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Some infinities are bigger than others – to understand why, you’ll need to check in to the odd world of the Hilbert Hotel By Aeon Video Watch at Aeon

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Mead, so radical about gender and sex in her early work, doubled down on the differences between men and women later. Why? By Elesha J Coffman Read at Aeon

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I posted on Blind recently that I was looking for something new and I got a few responses saying they would refer me to some big name tech companies (such as FAANG and FAANG adjacent.) Some seemed legit, but some after DMing them I got a few very similar copy paste responses, almost down the exact wording. It made me a bit skeptical and I was wondering if anyone here has ever gotten interviews via this method and how reliable it is. submitted by /u/jambery [link] [comments]

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Hello! As someone who is a beginner with just 1 year of experience, there's not a lot of big projects under my belt. And I was thinking of adding some adhoc tasks in my resume. For example: My manager would tell me to analyze why this week's cycle time for a factory increased. So I'll get the data from the sql database and then use Python or R to go deeper and see what type of manufacturing parts caused the increase in cycle time and then give the results to my manager. He'll then ask the f…

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Hello everyone, I am currently in a Data Science course and I got the task to make a presentation about Kernel Clustering. I am gonna be honest I am way too new to all this and can barely find any information about it online. I am a bit lost right now... I tried to get sources from the professor but he ain't responding.... Does anyone have any good readable/watchable sources about kernel Clustering? I´d also appreciate a short explanation of what this exactly is. I cant find an actual understandable …

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Hello everyone! Every few weeks, a post comes up discussing the use of notebooks in production. There are quite a few challenges to make this work, but it's entirely possible with current tools. I'm considering building a "notebooks in production" course. However, given that making such a thing is a considerable time investment, I'd like to get some an idea of how many people would be interested. Please upvote this post if you'd be interested in such a course. Also, feel free t…

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Hello, As a newbie, I want to get some honest opinions if my ideas are worth digging in.So baseline, I would like to find matching patterns of seasonalities on the historical price of stocks with other seasonalities from commodities, index, international index, ETF, crypto, and bonds. Let me choose Tesla(TSLA) from S&P 500 for my sample. Mainly TSLA's revenue comes from Electric Vehicles(EV). From this point, I could guess that TSLA will have very similar seasonalities with other EV-related stocks …

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Hi all, I’ve recently started a side project at work that involved text classification, naturally, I went to look at NLP packages on python and found gensim. I decided that the route I wanted to go was using Topic Modeling using LDA. But I’m struggling to understand exactly how LDA works. My project involves taking a resume, and classifying the job category it could belong to, from a given list. I was using LDA to assign a topic to each resume then using the possible topics in a logistic regression to cla…

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This may be an elementary question, but just curious: I am working with a larger FinTech company and part of an analysis i'm doing is to look at how to make improvements to things like queries, stored proc's... etc more efficient for this particular project. I've taken a couple of different approaches, but just curious as to what the industry consensus is. Is it better to have fewer tables with more columns? Or is it preferred to have more tables, but with more segregated data and fewer columns?…

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​ https://i.redd.it/14i1fen97g871.gif Toward Knowledge Discovery Framework for Data Science Job Market in the United States The growth of the data science field requires better tools to understand such a fast-paced growing domain. Moreover, individuals from different backgrounds became interested in following a career as data scientists. Therefore, providing a quantitative guide for individuals and organizations to understand the skills required in the job market would be crucial. This paper intro…

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Hello! I am not actively looking for a job but time to time I search for it and apply if it aligns with my experience. Whenever I search for Data Analyst positions especially in big cities, I see the search results shows mostly Data Scientist role or few Data Engineers. Has anyone else felt this or I need to search better? (Not sure what that means) Thanks! submitted by /u/quite--average [link] [comments]

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For example, with background in EE, one day I was working with energy data. I saw the data if a house has some power exceeding 5kW and the house does not have any electric vehicle, the I immediately feel suspicious and double check if any problem with sensor or data synchronization (turn out sensor problem) Also, if the voltage/current waveform, then I can think about impedance or admittance or (phase or odd-order harmonics or transient) could be the import features. In fault study (when the power line is …

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Hi all, Well, recently I have started to look for data science jobs as I'm feeling more confident about my skills. But!!! I saw a job offer that is really ironic: the employer wants a data scientist with 2 to 3 years of experience for an internship position. I mean, seriously?! What's wrong with some employers??!!! And That's the rant of the day Thank you all for reading Looking forward to reading your comments submitted by /u/curiousityonline [link] [comments]

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https://www.crosstab.io/articles/survival-plots Lifelines, Convoys, and Scikit-survival do a good job of showing how to draw survival curves in Python, but they focus exclusively on Matplotlib, sometimes to the point of hard-coding Matplotlib-based convenience functions. This tutorial shows how to draw survival curves with Altair and Plotly (Python) based on a Lifelines Kaplan-Meier model. Let me know what you think! submitted by /u/ctk_brian [link] [comments]

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Hi guys, I'm looking to start making some freelance prphects on the side. I know fivver.com and upwork.com are the most popular but I don't know if it's the same in the Data Science field. Is there a webpage that is more popular or better in some way fot data scientist to advertise their services? Are there any tips/recommendations you guys can give me? Thanks! submitted by /u/mobility_time [link] [comments]

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My problem is the following: The task is to use a Machine Learning Algorithm perform tagging on texts. This would be simple enough if those texts were about common topics where large datasets for training are readily available. But these texts describe company KPI's and Products. The tagging should improve search inside the upcoming Data Catalog. What complicates the matter: the amount of already human-tagged texts is very small (around 50) So I was searching for a method to train a model on a datas…

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My company is in process of hiring a junior analyst. Several candidates have non traditional DS backgrounds but some relevant experience and the Google certification. Has anyone else hired candidates like this? How did it turn out? TIA submitted by /u/PryomancerMTGA [link] [comments]

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In all of the years I've been in college, I never learned how to put to work what I had created. Is this a skill a data scientist should have, or systems engineers would do this for me? submitted by /u/ElmoOnSteroids [link] [comments]

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Suppose you are trying to build a statistical model that helps you triage medical patients at a day clinic. Let's suppose there is a general assumption: patients that are prioritized and seen first (i.e. they wait less), end up spending on average shorter times in the clinic (e.g. compared to similar patients who weren't prioritized). However, at the same time, you decide to use "total time spent" as response variable for the statistical model : the decision to triage a patient is largel…

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YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/3EOXDJPzSsY Figured I would share this as the video goes over some graphs why we need distribute machine learning (and how PyTorch and Ray can be paired together). Let me know what you thinK! submitted by /u/mgalarny [link] [comments]

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The war of deep learning frameworks is still on fire, and there are also a few open-source frameworks that have been developed and arisen from the community. Does the new performance-centered deep Learning framework like OneFlow can be the next game-changer, or it's just a game for the top two? What is the final form of DL framework in the future? https://github.com/Oneflow-Inc/oneflow Related articles about OneFlow：https://oneflow2020.medium.com/ submitted by /u/Just0by [link] …

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Copilot, a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool that resides within the Visual Studio Code editor and autocompletes code snippets, has been released as a technical preview by GitHub and OpenAI. According to GitHub, Copilot does more than merely parrot back code it’s seen previously. It examines the code you’ve already written and creates new code that matches it, including once used functions. Automatically developing the code to import tweets, generate a scatterplot, or retrieve a Goodreads rating are ju…

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A research team from University of Cambridge, Imperial College London & Twitter, UCLA, MPI-MIS, and SJTU & UNSW proposes CW Networks (CWNs), a message-passing scheme that operates on regular cell complexes and achieves stronger expressive power than graph neural networks (GNNs). Here is a quick read: New Study Proposes CW Networks: Greater Expressive Power Than GNNs. The paper Weisfeiler and Lehman Go Cellular: CW Networks is on arXiv. submitted by /u/Yuqing7 [link] [comme…

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In partnership with Google Cloud, NVIDIA is establishing the first AI-on-5G Innovation Lab. This will support network infrastructure players and AI software partners to develop, test, and adopt solutions to accelerate advanced AI and 5G applications. The global telecoms industry undergoes a significant transformation as the speed and low latency of 5G provides an unparalleled opportunity for AI-on-5G to be delivered at corporate borders. This collaboration between NVIDIA and Google Cloud will assist networ…

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Talking to Jeremy DeSilva about human evolution was so fun. As was reading his recent book, First Steps: How Upright Walking Made Us Human. I learned something new and fascinating on every page. Do you picture our hominin ancestors as hunters? I did. Not so much. “They were the hunted,” DeSilva writes. Let’s take another look, as modern paleoanthropologists have, at the Taung child’s skull, one of paleontology’s most famous fossils, the remains of a child from the species, Australopithecus africanus, discov…

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We’re not the man we used to be. Over the last 20 years, genomics, ancient DNA, and paleoanthropology have joined forces to completely overhaul our understanding of the origin of our species. The true diversity and complexity of human evolution over the last few hundred millennia surpasses even the most unhinged imaginings we might have hazarded just a short generation ago. But greater clarity has left us with a messier and less elegant narrative. Our species’ status, it turns out, is “complicated.” In the …

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The deep sea is a part of our planet unlike any other. Accounting for over 95 percent of Earth’s living space, it is cold, dark, and under extreme pressure, yet an astounding variety of creatures abound. Although relatively little is known about the biology and behavior of animals in the deep sea—defined as beginning at 650 feet down, where sunlight ceases to penetrate, and stretching to the bottom of trenches nearly 7 miles below the ocean’s surface—our ability to observe and study them has never been grea…

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Systemic Failures Investing platform Robinhood has agreed to pay a fine of nearly $70 million to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a US corporation tasked with self-regulating brokerage firms and exchange markets, for what comes down to being really, really terrible at its job. The “financial penalty” was ordered by FINRA due to Robinhood’s […]

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A bizarre flying car prototype just completed a 35-minute test flight, traveling the roughly 50 miles between the airports in Nitra and Bratislava, Slovakia. The AirCar, as it’s called, takes its name shockingly literally. The vehicle is an unusual transforming hybrid that can drive around like a car before popping out its tail, […]

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Following Virgin Orbit’s successful launch of seven satellites via a rocket dropped from the wing of a Boeing 747 jet liner this morning, Richard Branson threw a jab at the competition. During an interview with CNBC‘s Kelly Evans, the Virgin Group CEO made light of report that Blue Origin and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos might […]

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New York City deployed a new ranked-choice voting system for its Democratic mayoral primary election that allowed voters to select multiple candidates based on the order that they preferred one over another. The idea was to grant greater freedom to voters who perhaps wanted to prioritize a candidate who was unlikely to win […]

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It’s been just over a decade since a massive 9.0 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami that caused the meltdown of a nuclear reactor in Japan’s Fukushima region. The ensuing evacuation has allowed local plant and animal species to thrive, reclaiming nature in the absence of all humans. Included among the thriving fauna are domesticated pigs […]

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In the last twenty years, the science behind gut health has been linked to a variety of aspects of our systemic health—including immune health, mood, mental health, endocrine health, and skin health. Many people have turned to probiotics to support their gut health (and beyond), but all too often, the probiotics available on the market […]

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A small, UK-based startup wants to build tiny nuclear reactors that can run off of spent fuel from much bigger, conventional nuclear reactors, CNBC reports.

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The comet 46P/Wirtanen should have called a designated driver when it sailed past Earth in December 2018. That’s because scientists who took a closer look at the comet’s flyby found that it was leaving a shocking amount of alcohol in its wake, according to research published in The Planetary Science Journal. Typically, […]

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In a light-hearted exchange on Twitter, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk offered to give rocket competitor Dynetics a leg up. When invited to see the development of Dynetics’ Vulcan thrusters for himself by United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno, Musk offered to “bring a few spare engines… I mean, just in case.”

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As the horrific, record-shattering heatwave continues in western Canada and the northwest United States, a disturbing death toll is starting to climb. Officials in the Vancouver area told the BBC that the intense heat contributed to about 130 sudden deaths between Friday and Wednesday. A dozen more occurred in Portland, Oregon and Seattle […]

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Satellite delivery company Virgin Orbit — not to be confused with Richard Branson’s space tourism company Virgin Galactic — just flew a Boeing 747 to an altitude of X to launch a rocket strapped to the bottom of one of its wings. The mission dubbed “Tubular Bells” marks the first time Virgin Orbit launched payloads […]

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Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface venture, Neuralink, remains highly secretive. The overarching idea, of course, is to develop an enormously ambitious commercial brain implant that will let users control computers with their minds. In Musk’s telling, this “Fitbit in your skull” will do everything from streaming music directly into your brain to healing spinal paralysis and […]

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Flushable wipes might feel good, but they’re terrible for the environment. Despite the name, they can overwhelm sewer systems and bind together into enormous clogs that can block the sewers for entire cities. Pristine toilet paper spray gives you all of the advantages of a flushable wipe, while keeping the lower cost, and disposability, of […]

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I'm in this for the long run and I think this whole ecosystem is interesting; technologically, financially and economically wise. Sometimes I do thought experiments to visualize what the future might look like. To give an example, here are a few of my (sometimes bold) predictions: ​ 50% of the world population will own some form of cryptocurrency 90% of the countries in the world will have included cryptocurrency in their law system one way or another We will fully be in the 'early maj…

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Hello r/CC, Today I'd like to announce a new program we are piloting for user verification. The wiki page with full details can be found here, but the TL;DR is that representatives of established entities in the crypto industry (exchanges, wallets, coins) can verify themselves with us for benefits like special flair. For the typical subscriber, our hope is that this will help you identify official representatives on this subreddit more easily and reliably. Scammers will often try to impersonate excha…

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Pokémon do work in the real world and are transacted digitally in either centralized exchanges at a pokecenter or P2P via trades. Pokeballs are just cold storage wallets. The in-game currency is more a basic game mechanic than it is in-game currency as we know them today. Items are cheap af and your characters earns far more than enough just by advancing the plot. The only true commodity in the game is Pokémon and they are traded with much more utility, value and scarcity. Satoshi = Bill Edit: I’ve bee…

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Hello, I am attempting to understand Liquidity Pools (LP) a little better and am struggling to find answers to some of my questions. Any information or direction would be helpful. Please keep any negativity out of the comments, not looking for scrutiny. Let's say you started a cryptocurrency. You have a supply of 400,000,000,000,000 BLAToken. You have 5k-10k for the LP. 5% of every purchase goes back into the LP. How do you decide how much to load to set the initial price? Once you set that initia…

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Since there was one hot post yesterday and a bunch of people copying them today, how about we just put all these fake stories in here and avoid spamming the sub with this circle-jerk moon-farming nonsense... :D submitted by /u/435627793 [link] [comments]

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I think this might be a virus, I don't think I've downloaded anything suspicious but maybe I did. I copy and pasted and address from Kraken into the Monero GUI wallet. The addresses do not match.I copied it again and posted it in a word document, it's the same address from before, but does not match the wallet address on Kraken. I just tried the same thing again on a different computer and now the addresses match. I'm thinking I have a virus for sure now but I have no idea where it came fr…

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Crypto is in bubble. Stocks are in a bubble. Housing is in a bubble. It seems everything worth investing in is in a bubble, except fiat. Is this an elaborate plan to encourage the masses to hold fiat and sell their assets, so that the rich elite can buy the quality assets at a better price? 😹 submitted by /u/ethereum88 [link] [comments]

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I always saw a that lot of posts and comments on the this sub have like a one-sided view of their crypto without any mention of downsides of them. I think we focus too much on the good side but we should not forget that the whole cryptocurrency market is still in development phase and no coin is perfect. Each coin has its own downsides and we should talk about that more often so we can improve. Don't hate on me, I'm a very big fan of cryptocurrencies but I think discussing about the problems and th…

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Seriously, just don’t. If like me you joined a couple crypto-related subreddits, I bet you get some random chat invitations, more often than not by less than 1-week old accounts. They are all scammers. DO NOT ACCEPT THEIR INVITATION. Ignore them happily and go about your day. Stay safe submitted by /u/Naeril_HS [link] [comments]

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You’re not investing in Coins, you’re investing in Software. There is no such thing as a Bitcoin, an Ethereum or any other “coin”. Many people are under the erroneous impression that there are such things as atomic units of ‘coins’ that are moved from address to address and can therefore be tracked on the public chain. I think this mistake has its roots in language and analogy. Bitcoin is a digital currency, “coin” is in its name, the White Paper describes it as electronic cash and mentions “wallets.” As…

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Yes we want to make money, but also I'd like to think we all want a better world for ourselves and for the future. I think of that when investing in coins. Recently I read that XLM is implementing defi and got bullish. I thought "damn I need to buy some XLM cos it will probably rise". But then I remember that Stellar, like Ripple are doing their work for the banks, not for the people. Therefore I chose not to. I might miss some gains, but I can rest easy at night knowing I'm only suppo…

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If you're young and just starting out, it can suck to see whales making millions over night during a measly 5% pump or whatever, because they already have millions in capital, while your small initial investment will still not net you very much, comparatively, even if your coin goes 10x. But I would say you're in a much better position because you have time on your side, which is a much more valuable asset. 10 years in crypto is worth more than $10 million, imo. A lot more. I wanted to get this m…

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If you knew a shit coin had a 50% chance to go 100x and a 50% chance to go to zero, would you invest? You know this absolutely, it's not just a feeling or because you did research. If you do invest, how much of your portfolio would you put in? Personally, I feel this is much better odds than you're going to get in any casino or capital venture. I would roll the dice and put 35% of my portfolio. If it moons, then I am set. If it doesn't, then I am still in pretty good shape. Just a minor set bac…

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A Summary of Arkham Intelligence’s Takedown of ICP Link to the article ​ ICP dropped from it’s ATH of $730 to $30 It ascended to the 3rd most valuable crypto asset DFinity is the company behind ICP On-Chain Analysis The addresses in question belong to 3 entities: Dfinity, exchanges, and suspected insiders The “Treasury” is the address Arkham believes belongs to Dfinity, and it received 107 million ICP from the mint(about 25% of total supply) There are two types of exchange addresses: …

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Today we're gonna learn how to use CSS's box-shadow property to make beautiful website components. Along the way, we'll create a button and get hands-on experience using this property. Let's get started. 🎖️ Table of Contents Why you should use the CSS box-shadow propertyThe syntax of the box-shadow propertyHow to make

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This tutorial is an overview of basic concepts of the C programming language. It goes over the history of the language, why and where it is used, the compilation process, and some very basic programming concepts that are common in most popular programming languages. It is not a complete guide

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React Router is commonly used to make different routes for pages in React Applications. We just released a crash course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to create routes in your React applications. Piyush Agarwal developed this course. Piyush is a prolific course creator on

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These ultrabright flashes have recently been tracked for days, upending ideas about the cataclysms that create them. The post Brighter Than a Billion Billion Suns: Gamma-Ray Bursts Continue to Surprise first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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I know nothing about AI and I want to make a program that can understand user's inputs and give results like, if I give the program these inputs, it should give me the result as 4 what is 2+2? what 2and2? 2 nd 2? what is 2 plux 2? 2 pluz 2 and countless wacky commands like this, which a human can understand easily but what do I do so my program can understand it? what do I have to study for this? is there any external library which can understand these inputs? and create sense? submitted by…

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Right now AI research is blossoming, with all kinds of fantastic results being published every week. But does anyone worry that when AI tools become powerful enough, governments around the world will crack down on it heavily and essentially prevent the general public from using it? I'm imagining a world where people are trading model weights on flash drives because AI models are essentially outlawed or classified. Is this just science fiction, or should we be planning ahead for such a scenario? …

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A research team from DeepMind and Amii extends the emphatic method to multi-step deep reinforcement learning (RL) targets, and demonstrates that combining emphatic trace with deep neural networks can improve performance on classic Atari video games. Here is a quick read: DeepMind & Amii Extend Emphatic Algorithms for Deep RL, Improving Performance on Atari Games. The paper Emphatic Algorithms for Deep Reinforcement Learning is on arXiv. submitted by /u/Yuqing7 [link] [comments…

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As in most cases the labeling image segments must be done by a dedicated group of people. Labeling each pixel in a picture (essentially drawing over) is a hard and mind-numbing grunt work. Why not to use a free game engine to build an environment, generate loads of precisely labeled data and try to train a network on that? Afterwards, if the virtual environment is realistic looking enough, we could try transfer learning to pip up the model on real photos, or even use it right away. This project is an attem…

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​ Pay attention to the beard moving separately from the face on the left image StyleGAN2 is king, except apparently it isn't. Tero Karras and his pals at NVIDIA developed a modification of StyleGAN2 that is just as good in terms of image quality, yet drastically improves the translational and rotational equivariance of images. In other words, the synthesis process no longer depends on absolute pixel coordinates, textures are not sticking to coordinates, instead moving together with the corres…

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A research team from IDSIA, a Swiss AI lab, uses fast weight programmers (FWPs) to improve linear transformers and investigates the relationship between linearised transformers and outer product-based FWPs to unlock the potential of improved FWPs. The team is inspired by a formal equivalence between today’s linear transformers and 1990s fast weight programmers (FWPs), and so has proposed recurrent FWPs, i.e., RFWPs. It is a new approach that can perform better than linear and regular transformers on executi…

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One of the crucial ways to make it easier for customers to shop online today is to improve product recognition. People could one day opt to make any image or video shoppable if AI can forecast and grasp exactly what’s in any particular virtual frame. Customers would be able to easily find what they’re seeking for. At the same time will allow vendors to make their products more visible. Facebook AI is creating the world’s largest shoppable social media platform, allowing users to buy and sell billions of th…

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Hello! As a beginner I only know prediction as the purpose of a machine learning project. I'm trying to find use cases at work where I can use Machine learning or just classic statistical methods such as regression without the goal of prediction in mind. I have read a lot of comments on this sub where people mentioned that ML can be used for different purposes. So I was wondering if you can share an example of two where you used ML for something other than prediction? I work in a manufacturing compan…

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A couple months ago I received a job offer for a data science position that I would start a couple months after finishing university. I've since finished university and due to start early August. I'm starting to feel really nervous for a couple reasons: Firstly, all the data analysis that I've done during my time at uni has been using R and R Studio, however this new job requires skills in Python. As a result, I've been practicing lots of Python since I started my summer holidays but with o…

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My team is digging in on this and has explored Luminol and Luminaire libraries, but neither has produced better results than simple STL decomposition (perhaps because we're working with daily, not high frequency data). Has anyone found a good solution here? submitted by /u/ckwilson912 [link] [comments]

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I would like to share with you all a project that is dear to my heart. It is a theory for performing Dynamic Mode Decompositions on a control affine dynamical system that doesn't require observation of the controlled trajectory. The DMD method builds two operators based solely on observed controller data and controlled trajectories, and it is capable to making predictions based on this data for a new feedback controller that you have in hand. Probably the best way to share this with you is through a vi…

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This is about data science positions, so hopefully it’s ok to ask about on here. I heard from someone that if you interview for a position at Facebook and Twitter and do not get an offer you have to wait a full year before you can interview again. Is this to interview for the same position, or are you barred from interviewing with them, period? Or is this not true at all? TIA! submitted by /u/andradpascu [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone! So I went to school for Data Analytics and absolutely loved it. Not until I graduated did I realize it was more a data science type education and I can’t seem to find a data analytics job that appeals to me. I can’t really afford to go back to school but really miss using my Data and machine learning background. Is it possible to break into the industry with a stack overflow type account or would I need to go back to school? I also really have struggled to find Data jobs that will hire me. A…

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Hello! I have a Masters with Stats as major. Currently, I'm working as a BI developer in a F500 company. I have just finished my first year at this job after Masters. Majority of my job involves making dashboards in a BI tool. Lately, I have been successful in integrating things like Python or R in the dashboard making process. I use those to clean, manipulate the data before the dashboard uses it. On top of that I have an ongoing Machine learning project that I'm working on using R. I have made s…

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I'm working as data scientist, and following is the detailed problem which I intend to solve. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68110552/how-to-solve-a-sequence-dependent-parallel-machine-scheduling-problem-where-a-pl?noredirect=1#comment120437535_68110552 When I started the project, I didn't have its details, and I assumed it be a data science problem but now there is absolutely no data available, and I need to make an algorithm which provides an output optimised on the set of rules and logics …

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Say you have access to a bunch of business data and you're tasked with finding ways to optimize the business, whether through sales, churn, employee retention, maximizing profit, etc. Really anything that could add value. Where do you start? What methods do you experiment with first? submitted by /u/Matisseio [link] [comments]

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I have been experimenting with graph embeddings like node2vec and word2vec and I am curious as to why we use 128 dimensions? If we have a node with 10 features wouldn't it make more sense to just have 10 dimensions instead of 128? Trial by fire here... any input is appreciated. submitted by /u/smok1naces [link] [comments]

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I've got the first interview thanks to my friend's referral. He said in the interview there might be some questions like what's your most interesting bullet point from JD, motivation to join the team or skill want to learn to be successful in the position... For the first question the JD is more a general JD for any DS/DA role, the only thing is the domain industrial knowledge I'm more familiar. Not sure if it could be the answer. Skill needed would be DE, cloud computing.... Any people …

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I work for an organization that sells Extended Warranty on Appliances. These Warranties become active once the original brand warranty on the item expires. So a plan I sell today becomes active somewhere in future. My task was to predict the number of claims we may receive at any given month. My first task was to clean the data. I wrote a script which will find , for each plan sold, the date from which it will be active and the data on which it will expire. I used this to calculate in any given month ho…

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Score earned from users on Stack Overflow for each month since the creation of the website (July 2008). The score is accumulated from questions and answers. Corresponding paper: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0253010 https://preview.redd.it/hb4nt2w5w7871.png?width=1824&format=png&auto=webp&s=6fb3e2885361e2bfe5ebc2d18f7a004905c867a2 submitted by /u/imoutidi [link] [comments]

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Hello, I’m a student whose been learning time series analysis and forecasting. I was reading about prophet, and looking at some examples, and while it is impressive it seems that it abstracts a lot of stuff away under the hood. It would be great for something like a hackathon where I wanted to do something with low code and quick, but for learning purposes I feel like it does a lot of work for me. What R packages out there are the so called “best” for time series analysis? I’ve heard of Fable or tidyverts, …

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A research team from IDSIA, a Swiss AI lab, uses fast weight programmers (FWPs) to improve linear transformers and investigates the relationship between linearised transformers and outer product-based FWPs to unlock the potential of improved FWPs. The team is inspired by a formal equivalence between today’s linear transformers and 1990s fast weight programmers (FWPs), and so has proposed recurrent FWPs, i.e., RFWPs. It is a new approach that can perform better than linear and regular transformers on executi…

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Hi everyone! I work as a "data scientist" (quotes cause my title is ds but idk what my role is anymore - project manager, data analysis, lots of ppts, designing strategy and when I get time I create some ml models that no one cares about) at my company (one of those non tech companies that loves every buzz word). I received a task in my company where they expect me to suggest them things like "move shop A here and your revenue will be up by 10%". This sounds like magic to me but I thoug…

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