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Solid Project
This explanation says it all but I like the fact it talks about ‘course correction’
Subprime Attention Crisis
The full title is ‘Subprime Attention Crisis: Advertising and the Time Bomb at the Heart
Stanford HAI – Human centered AI
I signed up for updates a few years ago when this launched and it’s been
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This is a great resource on the history and philosophy of AI. I reference it
Neural Network Methods for NLP (Goldberg)
AI moves rapidly, so it’s hard to recommend any singular resources. I have worked in
Up to date AI News at AITopics.org
I found this useful source for AI news at AITopics.org – you can filter your
Research salaries – be a detective!
It seems obvious advice but it really does pay (!) to do your homework when
Ask for a starting bonus
This is the advice that people thank me for most often! Sometimes, it doesn’t matter
Farnam Street Blog
I’m not sure how I found this but it’s always insightful. A newsletter (that isn’t
Be more coach and less cheerleader
I’ve heard this before but I experienced it brought to life when home schooling my
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee (1960)
Yes this is a classic, but this book taught me all about empathy. The ability
It’s Not How Good You Are, It’s How Good You Want To Be by Paul Arden (2003)
Refreshing, funny, thought provoking and liberating for your attitude. A must for anyone interested in
Design Driven Innovation: Changing the Rules of Competition by Radically Innovating What Things Mean by Roberto Verganti (2009)
Verganti makes an attempt to penetrate how design actually works in the traditional sense that
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