Re:Carnegie Mellon Launches Undergraduate Degree in Artifici...
by seanmcdirmid on Thursday May 10, 2018 @07:20PM
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I don't see why you would need a graduate degree to create a new PL that compiles to machine code. In fact, many successful PL designers lack PhDs.
Most work in CS feeds more on experience than education. A PhD is simply a way of getting deep experience (and advice) in areas that a job probably wouldn't allow for. Since ML is hot, you can get hands on experience with it these days, its not like 10 years ago when the only people looking at deep learning were pretty much researchers, PhDs, and PhD students.
Most work in CS feeds more on experience than education. A PhD is simply a way of getting deep experience (and advice) in areas that a job probably wouldn't allow for. Since ML is hot, you can get hands on experience with it these days, its not like 10 years ago when the only people looking at deep learning were pretty much researchers, PhDs, and PhD students.