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Most high profile work income across seems to be from people with PhDs, either in academia or industry. There's also a hiring bias towards formal degrees.
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Use this skill to create a Polymarket wallet for your agent and trade on prediction markets. Browse markets, place bets, manage positions — all without exposing private keys.
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Automated daily security audits for OpenClaw agents with email reporting. Runs deep audits and sends formatted reports.
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| name | d-examples-of-self-taught-people-who-made-signific-96d5680b |
| description | Most high profile work income across seems to be from people with PhDs, either in academia or industry. There's also a hiring bias towards formal degrees. |
Most high profile work income across seems to be from people with PhDs, either in academia or industry. There's also a hiring bias towards formal degrees.
There has been a surplus of good quality online learning material and guides about choosing the right books, etc, that a committed and disciplined person can self learn a significant amount.
It sounds good in principle, but has it happened in practice? Are there people with basically a BS/MS in CS or engineering who self taught themselves ...
Most high profile work income across seems to be from people with PhDs, either in academia or industry. There's also a hiring bias towards formal degrees.
There has been a surplus of good quality online learning material and guides about choosing the right books, etc, that a committed and disciplined person can self learn a significant amount.
It sounds good in principle, but has it happened in practice? Are there people with basically a BS/MS in CS or engineering who self taught themselves all the math and ML theory, and went on to build fundamentally new things or made significant contributions to this field?
More personally, I fall in this bucket, and while I'm making good progress with the math, I'd like to know, based on examples of others, how far I can actually go. If self teaching and laboring through a lot of material will be worth it.
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