I've been thinking about natural leadership lately. Typically, when people think of leadership, they think of a direct manager. This person evaluates your performance reviews, and can assign you tasks. Natural leadership doesn't require any ...
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Skills for data scientists are wide ranging and varied, since data scientists come from different backgrounds. Every year, a good portion of my science friends end up realizing that they don't want to be in academia ...
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If you've completed the Deep Learning Specialization on Coursera, you may be wondering what's next. How can you continue expanding your skills and dive deeper into the field? While I felt like I knew the ...
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Back in October 2018, D-Wave launched a cloud service to provide everyone access to their 2000+ qubit quantum computer. Now, they are releasing the D-Wave Leap quantum coding challenge to encourage people to use their cloud ...
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This week, I'm featured in Quantum Computing Weekly! Jesper Thomschutz's newsletter shares the latest news on quantum computing. Now it has a new section, profiling researchers and practitioners in the quantum space. I'm excited to share a little ...
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Thanks so much for the response on my blog post - Convolutional Neural Network for Classifying Yoga Poses. I've enjoyed hearing about your ideas take the project further. A lot of you reached out to ask ...
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News from Bleximo! Today, we're happy to announce the close of Bleximo's $1.5mm seed round, led by Eniac Ventures, with participation from Boost VC, Creative Ventures, KEC Ventures, and Gyan Kapur. Bleximo combines classical computers and Noisy ...
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You’re building a science startup! You've probably spent a lot of time in the lab, writing papers on the initial results, and building simulations or prototypes. Now you're going to start a company and commercialize ...
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