One of the many reasons why we should wish for greater diversity in our field, is that it would likely reduce its toxicity
As an aside, I have found the DS/ML/DL community to be very toxic, albeit not necessarily more so than other related academic fields https://twitter.com/chrisalbon/status/875459538706604032 …
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is that type of email common ? I have never received something remotely looking like it, and never heard of any other case ?
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any degree of 'unearned' success is pretty bitterly attacked online but
@chrisalbon's reply to it was pretty spot on.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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IT is no better no matter how they try to sell us the Camerons from Halt and Catch Fire. It is a pity and frankly quite depressing and XIX
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say more?
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Wth was that? I've only seen people be that toxic in online games.
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I've only lived on the fringes but have found it more sincere/engaging than most of the tech sector. There's excitement/curiosity at play.
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Sadly, this seems to be broadly true of the tech community in general. :-/
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We, in medicine, therefore are kindred spirits.
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I straddle two fields, ML+bio, and can attest that ML is far more toxic. Don't know it's related, but gender diversity is way better in bio.
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