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Author Archives: smirshekari
Physicist Turned Data Scientist II: 6 Yrs Down the Road
Originally posted on Dr. Manhattan's Diary:
Table of Contents: 1. Take Care of Your Unicorn 2. Whom I’m Writing This Note to and Why? 3. I’m a Data Scientist; Now What? 4. What Keeps You Happy at Work? A…
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Physicist Turned Data Scientist II: 6 Yrs Down the Road
Table of Contents: 1. Take Care of Your Unicorn 2. Whom I’m Writing This Note to and Why? 3. I’m a Data Scientist; Now What? 4. What Keeps You Happy at Work? A Triangle Model 5. The Quality of Work … Continue reading
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Tagged career, career change, data science, data scientist, job, leadership, new job, physicist, Technology
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I’m Developing An Online Course on Data Science
Who Can Benefit From This Course? I would like to take some time to give you a few general perspectives about this course. The first perspective I would like to share with you is on “who can benefit from this course?” … Continue reading
Do You Support Democratizing Literary Translation?
Problem: Traditional literary translations is a complex and inefficient process, it needs to be easier! Solution: Connecting authors and translators in a cloud platform that provides visibility and insight through AI tools. More information and Support: click here! “BLIK” is … Continue reading
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Tagged book, feedback, ideas, kickstarter, literature, novel, reading, support, Technology, translating, translation, writing
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“Where are you from?” A wrong question to ask
This note describes why the author thinks that the popular question of “where are you from?” is a wrong question to ask. An alternative would be “where did you grow up?”. Why people ask this question? The question “where are … Continue reading