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"To travel to many of these countries, however, you must apply for a visa in advance."

you need a visa, is not free to move.

just go for it man, yolo.

tldr: Talk about how genes influence organism, is like reading animal planet

Which academic sources would you recommend on this topic?

I've checked the sources from that book and they seem legit, including papers and articles[1]. Besides, the reviews of that book are very positive [2].

[1]: http://guides.skylinecollege.edu/c.php?g=279172&p=1861295 [2]: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Outliers-Story-Success-Malcolm-Glad...

People like him, are made by many, many random acts, and of course dedication, around 10.000 hours is need it for be an expert in any field, any. What if "grandfather who was a grocer" was a plumber instead?

I Strongly recommend this book: Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell.

He studies outliers, their family, culture, timing. One of many fun facts is that almost every pro-hockey player in Canada is born in the early's month jan, feb, mar.

Why? they compete versus small children when their are kids, and those months of strength give them advantage, which sent them into better teams, with better coaches and so on..

I'll recommend before deleting everything, download all your data, or at least everything that google have stored, you can do it here [1].

If you're in Europe you can apply the Right to be forgotten, implement that can be a real pain (data engineer here), link for the template[2].

[1]: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3024190?hl=en [2]: https://gdpr.eu/right-to-erasure-request-form/

But yet, he's also from Kentucky?

That's great! I almost burn up my laptop running the NLP classes and wanted something more scalable that paperspace(is still a great way to run fastai).

Thanks Jeremy!

I'll recommend you the book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell.

It will open your mind about how people like Nick Caldwell(author of the article) or Bill Gates got to the top.

It is very, very hard for people on the lower class get up, even with IQ particularly high.

Why is becoming a trend asking for email just to read the article?

what a turn off, I closed the tab.

"unsaturated fats (such as olive oil) are not suitable for (high-temperature) cooking."

That's not true, another human myth.

here is the paper, TLDR: olive oil retains most of its nutritional benefits even when heated in high temperatures.

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jf020506w

go for healthy fat! :)

I recommend the documentary Where to Invade Next, from Michael Moore.

I think EU have actually little problems compare with others.

Uk was one of the most powerful members of the EU before brexit and saying "one person (e.g. Angela Merkel) determine UKs immigration levels" is not correct.

UK is not part of the Schengen Agreement, like, Ireland they can decide if a particularity nationality need a visa, I have dual nationality and I can enter Ireland or Uk without a visa using one passport and need a visa using another.

I think practice help with this "Some people simply suck at interviews".

If you practice at home, after work, try with other companies before applying the ones you really wants and you will improve your interview skills by a lot.

It only failed 5 times, try more times and u will master all the interview process! maybe the hiring statistics is 1/6 smart guys get the job and u just had to try a little bit more.

I got this quote after failing google interview in the last round.

"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm."

Winston Churchill

Totally agreed!

This dude most play League of legends

"Most doctors say it’s the level of paperwork and data input they’ve had to do since medical records went digital".

So before "digital" they didn't fill in as many records?

Checking the main article https://www.medscape.com/slideshow/2019-lifestyle-burnout-de... found:

"All that paperwork sucks all of the enjoyment out of being a doctor." -Family physician

"Fear of litigation, bad reviews, and complaints make everything worse." -Dermatologist

I can change the doctor words for any other profession and still found that any profession can argue the same thing

"All that paperwork sucks all of the enjoyment out of being a teacher / lawyer / policeman." -Family teacher / lawyer / policeman

but being the most common reason (paperwork) and want to kill themselves?

Do you know if there is any way to stream Rework Deep Learning Summit in San Francisco event?

There are so many good speakers in that one and I'm in Dublin so is very hard to attend to that conference

that just remind me of the movie Seven, maybe the guy was right(?)

THE I N T E R N E T

Nice wrap up of ideas, but I wonder why people don't get attention on ML project with structured data, which is the most common btw.

I know that predicting sales is not as fun as make Horse a Zebra but I think they're underrated.

pd: If you have nice ML repos with structured data I'll appreciated :)

Hello Jeremy,

One question, there is any best practice to transform video into [n] frames to then use model.predict(n) to make a "live classification / object detection"?

Kind regards from Dublin!

Check out Jeremy Howard and Fastai. I like sentex, their videos are good, but Jeremy is another level.

http://course.fast.ai/index.html

I'm so happy with this, it will create a precedent.

I know people that have spent a lot of money in counter-strike boxes, it works like slots machines, designed to keep you exited while you get a reward. The worst thing is now is the rule in every game (pubg, heartstone and so on..).

Good job Belgium!

I could not stop thinking on Overfitting..

You can solve problems using Machine learning without coding from a while ago.. azure machine learning have this features from more than a year ago.

I've solve regression, classification and recommendation problems with it and the best part is it deploys an web service with a few clicks.