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Data science is shrinking while data engineering is exploding
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Analyzing 10K+ Data Science Interviews
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Bootstrapping my data science business convinced me to quit
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Data Science as an Atomic Habit
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Reflecting on quitting my job to bootstrap a data science business
(interviewquery.com)
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The Types of Machine Learning Interview Questions
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A guide to SQL interview questions
(interviewquery.com)
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For Black Friday this year we tried A/B testing our digital product and saw a huge difference in conversion rates just on the subject line alone. It's pretty crazy how much a few words make a difference when it comes to people
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What happened when we A/B tested our Black Friday promotion
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I think the idea of relaxation seems to even be pretty optimized. Meditation is objectively the act of doing nothing. And yet to me it's the ultimate optimized relaxation. "Do it every single day for twenty minutes and you'll
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How much I made as a data scientist
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I have to agree that these interview questions function more as a cheatsheet review than actually anything practical that would be seen in an interview. Data science interviews don't function as a biology test where you're just ra
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Threader is pretty interesting. It not only makes it generally easier to read (save from any mistakes in the scraping or formatting) but also allows for reading a twitter thread without the distraction of twitter itself, designed to pull yo
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The quest to predict – and stop – the spread of wildfires (2018)
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This is why almost all data scientists and ML engineers that succeed in many corporate structures are essentially "yes men". Source: https://www.interviewquery.com/blog-do-they-want-a-data-scie...
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I'm confused on why he's leaving. Is the political scope of the role too much for him and/or is this not the role he intended to occupy?
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I'm interested in buying it from you if this is actually the case.
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10x better is me telling my database what metrics and values that I want. No-code and probably not another language.
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"In the 1980s, the physician Robert Goldman famously found that more than half of aspiring athletes would be willing to take a drug that would kill them in five years in exchange for winning every competition they entered today" S
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Microsoft finally gets their own social media play
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I actually sent an email to the student newspaper but they didn't think the case was that strong. Uber did attend the career fair for the CSE department however to recruit software engineers.
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Something like this happened at UW. I remember going to a diversity career fair in 2015 and Uber had a booth there. Turns out they were there to recruit drivers to drive for Uber.
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When is typical Hackernews commenter GPT-3 response bot coming out?
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The data scientists are there to validate our choices
(towardsdatascience.com)
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Seems like a comment that was reserved for pre-2010s when medicine, law, and finance were the only ways to make six figures out of school. Nowadays it seems more and more common that this phrase is "Too many smart people go into workin
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It's illuminating that you think Asian diversity in media is Chinese propaganda.
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We try to surface the best SQL interview questions at Interview Query ( https://www.interviewquery.com/ )
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There’s also the issue of data scientists just not having a seat at the table. Anyone can validate their point by using data to support their answer just like anyone can validate their opinion by doing a google search. In my mind I see more
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https://datastream.substack.com/ I write about stuff you would find very boring. Do not read it.
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Hiring will always be broken
(towardsdatascience.com)
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