Thx this is, something I needed. Maybe add a proper filtering for VISA / relocation sponsorships?
Keyword search for Visa doesn't seem to work as expected. Remote filtering seems somewhat working tho.
I also agree with this. Some people treats languages like forks. It's just a fork why pick another it will do just fine right?
Well languages are more like artist tools I think. Of course you can draw a perfect horse with pen/pastel/charcoals as in writing really good i.e Chat Server with Java/Erlang, but each of them has different taste, feeling, community.
Picking a language is pretty different than picking a fork. And those all the way Javascript / Java lovers feels like 0.7/0.5 mechanical pencil users that tries draw everything with that. How about trying a brush? (Maybe I shouldn't have pushed this analogy this far)
Maybe more of the hype comes from the fact that its a Lisp. To get a feeling for the "magic" of lisp, I would suggest either watching SICP video lecs[0] or reading the book. I started learning lisp, almost the same time I've started learning programming with Java (college). Honestly I was thinking why they don't just teach us that, instead of Java at that time.
Also Clojure is created by a fairly respected dude (afaik) Rich Hickey. His talks and Clojure design decision articles on the site are really insightful.
Also this talk[1] also pretty good overview of different paradigms and `Clojure way`, imo.
AFAIK FastAI courses are well recommended for their Deep Learning stuff but they also have ML course[0]
Another usual recommendation is Elements of Statistical Learning book. Another option is finding a MOOC that you enjoy and following it.