About ML research collab group post [D]
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Hi,
I'm thinking of building a small community of 10-15 people where we can help each other to learn something new. The primary focus will be on ML research and open-source projects.
If you're interested, DM me. knowledge of machine learning is a plus, as want to keep this a high-impact, collaborative group.
Only for the moderators, since my last post was removed and I was asked to post in the monthly hiring thread:
This post is not related to hiring.
If I post it in the monthly hiring thread, hardly anyone will see it, so it defeats the purpose.
My last post was removed very quickly, but in the mean time I've received 3 comments and 3 DMs.
This clearly shows that people are interested, so I kindly request that you don't remove this post.
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