methusala8

Twitter is useful if one is able to avoid toxic conversations.

My policy is to mute certain words/people which trigger hostile exchange. With this mechanism in place, I have been able to follow a few interesting voices.

What are your interests? How do you think? What makes it different from others?

I was looking into this role here : https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1041386/Security-Dat...

Two more questions: a) Is it possible to get domain specific experience without getting into an cyber security role? b) Did you mean to say that Companies will be open to hire non-Cyber Security folks due to the high number of vacancies? I am sorry. I did not understand what you meant.

Thanks a ton!

Is there any space for Data Scientist here who knows his way around ML and AI? I see some roles that require some Data science but they are not widely prevalent.

I am assuming you meant joining a tech community in Slack. I will do more research on this.

Thanks.

I might have to re-phrase the question. I meant which platform do you suggest for getting a lot of career opportunities. Should one optimise for Linkedin Profile or use Twitter?

I will edit the question.

How did you get this current job? Sounds like an interesting job. I might be a good fit.

Not sure why this is downvoted.

Any good resources on how to get "really" good at SQL?

+1

How do you use this for collecting Ideas?

Comparing India to Saudi Arabia and Iran? Lol.

Are there any courses/certifications that you did in order to complete this transition?

I am also on the same boat, albeit at a lower designation. I totally agree with the bit about managers wanting results without having any clue on the feasibility of projects.

Are there any IT careers which would be an easier transition apart from ML Engineer roles? Any thing based on Cybersecurity perhaps?

Cartoon Guide to Statistics and Introduction to Probability with Texas Hold 'em.

Please post this in either Ask HN or call this Tell HN.

This is Ask HN. You should be posting this in Show HN.

This suggestion is the ideal one. The locals would know better.

I have a Masters in Statistics. In previous posts here, I have seen that cyber security as a field is quite vast. I am looking for particular subsets within this field where someone with a ML background can chip in. My hunch is that a ML guy with this domain knowledge can add more value in a tech company.

Can you suggest a few apart from the one by Geron? Thanks.

Deep Learning theory, Linear Algebra and python programming.

Note down skills that seem easy to you but others find difficult to master. Also, Are there skills aboitb which people compliment you?

This could be teaching or public speaking.

Awesome answer. Any particular resources that you can point to in order to learn this?

Get fit. Read more. Start my own blog. Increase my network. Meditate daily and Move into a Deep Learning role.

Why would learning BJJ help in sales?

Not building right routines to take advantage of the opportunities that life is presenting. Not having a good sleep routine is the chief one among these.

If anyone has any good deals to suggest on Deep Learning/Machine learning courses then, that would be helpful.

Download Vimium and install it in the chrome browser and then learn the shortcuts. It should take less than 30 mins to learn and practice.

https://github.com/philc/vimium/blob/master/README.md

Any particular thoughts on how to improve education with interactive technology? I am a teacher and hence curious on how it can be improved.

I'd like to improve my ability to focus and to gear my life towards optimal performance. This should take care of multiple challenges that I facing today.