I think you are confusing your criticism of the author's language and the "usefulness" of the actual job. I don't see how a software engineer with a focus on machine learning is a "bullshit job".
Logistic regression's decisioun boundary is linear, so it wouldn't work well with the first example as is.
My subscriber feed is chronological actually. Are you sure yours is not?
Sounds like you are hiring for a really hardcore research role, if the most fitting candidates are CS PhDs with 4+ years of experience. How would a person with a MSc in CS and 6+ years of work experience rank for you?…
My experience is that most valuable data scientists are those who are good engineers.
I think you are confusing your criticism of the author's language and the "usefulness" of the actual job. I don't see how a software engineer with a focus on machine learning is a "bullshit job".
Logistic regression's decisioun boundary is linear, so it wouldn't work well with the first example as is.
My subscriber feed is chronological actually. Are you sure yours is not?
Sounds like you are hiring for a really hardcore research role, if the most fitting candidates are CS PhDs with 4+ years of experience. How would a person with a MSc in CS and 6+ years of work experience rank for you?…
My experience is that most valuable data scientists are those who are good engineers.