Hello to anyone reading this! I have an MS in biochemistry and would love to work in longevity research but I'm in the St. Louis area and can't move now. I only know of @timrpeterson in this area and it doesn't look like he is hiring.
I would do anything ...
@InSilicoMeds, @foxo_tech, @hacking_aging - any suggestions for someone with a MS in biochem to transition into some sort of data science/ML/etc role?
Classes to take, certs etc? Any path to get my foot in the door.
Repetitive, boring, whatever, I'd be willing to do it.
I would love to learn data science/ML/etc for longevity research applications, but I'm not sure of the best way to go about that either.
But I'm very motivated and have been interested in this research for decades.
Any suggestions?
Hello to anyone reading this! I have an MS in biochemistry and would love to work in longevity research but I'm in the St. Louis area and can't move now. I only know of @timrpeterson in this area and it doesn't look like he is hiring.
I would do anything ...
to get my foot in the door with it. I'd even do it without pay except I have to pay my rent somehow.
Is there even anything I could do remotely? Data entry or anything? Part time? If its not too many hours a week I'd do it for free to prove myself.
@BrentNally@PeterAttiaMD Thanks! But darn, I don't remember 2 and 3 very well but I don't think I liked them that much. Was hoping to not need to watch them again
@karpathy Do we need to remember anything about the 2nd and 3rd movies to understand it?
I saw them but don't remember anything about them and don't want to have to watch them again before seeing this one.
@JamesPeyer@elonmusk Thanks so much for this thread! I love Elon but for some reason he doesn't seem to understand the value of longevity research and therapeutics.
@robmay Reminds me of the movie Looker, where iirc, they were scanning in the bodies and faces of actresses to make commercials with. But in the movie they then killed the women afterwards.