Just finished up Diablo 4 and now I'm playing Dave the Diver.
CharlestonChewbacca
joined 2 years ago
Looks like I won't be playing
No. I'm very aware.
Android gives you full control over the permissions given to apps just like iOS does.
And since you can download additional browsers and browser plugins that aren't just repackaged Safari, you can have a lot more control over your Internet privacy if you want it.
Yeah, no. You're equating belief with faith.
I don't "believe" things until that belief is justified.
What do you think a consciousness looks like without a physical body?
No, that's not how it works either.
That's not how it works. You don't just "program out the biases" you have to retain the model with more inclusive training data.
Yep. Took me forever and I never found one I was completely satisfied with.
I'm rocking the GMMK Pro with the KBD Pad MK II
My undergrad was in Management Information Systems with a focus on Information Assurance. (So basically, Cybersecurity)
A general overview of network and systems architecture (particularly in an enterprise environment) was very helpful. Being given security projects and development projects in a simulated enterprise environment was also very helpful. These are things I definitely could've learned on my own, but finding projects to practice these skills on your own can be difficult, and finding an environment that simulates an enterprise environment to practice them in is even harder.
So then I worked in Cybersecurity at a fortune 50 company for a couple years and eventually worked on an analytics project and really enjoyed that. Then transitioned into analytics with the hope of picking up the skills necessary to transition into Cybersecurity Analytics eventually.
In Analytics, I worked on a few Data Science and Machine Learning projects. I REALLY enjoyed those. So I got a Professional Certification in Data Science and applied for my master's.
My Master's was in Data Science. This pushed me through practical projects that required me to learn more efficient ways to do the things I had been doing, more efficient ways to learn to products and tools, and to gain a deeper understanding of Statistics, Simulation, and Calculus.
I wouldn't say I got as many useful skills out of my Master's, but it got me used to working on large Data Science projects.
I don't even think that would help... I mean, the concept and design is bad from the outset. It's not just the execution that was bad.
That's just true of social media in general. 1% of the accounts generate 99% of the content.
Google restricts Cross app tracking and you can entirely disable the ad profile.
They will continue to make money off of the users who don't care, while capturing more market from those who do.