I'm a data scientist and mathematician with a track record of leadership in both management and technical aspects of machine learning models, products, and services. I have a PhD in mathematics and about 8 years of industry experience across both seed-stage startups and large businesses. I have domain knowledge (and have delivered data science products/solutions) in finance, accounting, insurance, and manufacturing.
I'm most interested in companies where machine learning is at the core of the business, and in roles that offer a blend of technical leadership and "hands-on-keyboard" engineering.
I also occasionally write about various topics in data science on my blog: mahowald.github.io
> GPT-3 correctly reverses long words! But to get there, we had to teach GPT-3 the algorithm to use to get around its limitations.
Has GPT-3 really been "taught" anything here? If you don't provide an explicit example as the context of your input, GPT-3 does not retain the ability to reverse words.
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I'm a data scientist and mathematician with a track record of leadership in both management and technical aspects of machine learning models, products, and services. I have a PhD in mathematics and about 8 years of industry experience across both seed-stage startups and large businesses. I have domain knowledge (and have delivered data science products/solutions) in finance, accounting, insurance, and manufacturing.
I'm most interested in companies where machine learning is at the core of the business, and in roles that offer a blend of technical leadership and "hands-on-keyboard" engineering.
I also occasionally write about various topics in data science on my blog: mahowald.github.io