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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>Hello! &nbsp; My name is Melnichenko Ilya, I am 24 years old, and 10 of them, I make my living with programming. I made a decision to give up the university and refuse a job, founded several successful jobs, and also the most well-known ones didn't bring me any money, turned into a popular blogger and program neural networks. I don't just grow, but also attempt to bring about the global research agenda on conversational AI. Understanding the demand for academic rivalry within the specialty.<br><br></div><div><br>&nbsp;My fascination with programming began when I was young. It was always interesting to do it. I remember precisely at what point I got sucked in. I was always curious about text creation. Before neural networks, I often used Markov chains algorithm for this function. Once on reddit I came across a neural network textgen-rnn( which generated text quite cool (at the time). Around that time I started to dip into the world of neural networks.<br><br></div><div><br>One afternoon I determined I was going to freelance. As for me, it is better to stop and have a risk than to endure for many years in this cozy routine - office work and steady income suck me in. At the time I had been earning a good deal: in 1 year that I could accumulate an apartment and a car. At that point the revolution and the dollar exchange rate were on the upswing. It seemed ridiculous to quit my job. Even my friends did not understand me. The first couple of months I just did whatever I wanted: I did not put the alarm clock on, tried to travel, worked only when I desired and on what I wanted.<br><br></div><div><br>The way I see it, it's far better to quit and take risks than to endure with comfy regular - office work and stable income suck me in for several years. Incidentally, it really did a wonderful job of promoting my accoutrement site. I wrote a lot of interesting scripts, automations and extensions, then published them in my webpage. I really did it not to your money, but because I liked it. I set my scripts online for free. I make money on customers who view my scripts and also understand that I could do cool things.<br><br></div><div><br><br></div>]]></description>
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